Tube BitsPower BP-NCPLT12-L1000 PETG transparent Ø12 mm length 1000 mm

BitsPower BP-NCPLT12-L1000 is a transparent PETG rigid tube designed for custom computer liquid cooling loops. Made from PETG (polyethylene terephthalate glycol), the tube has an outer diameter of 12 mm and a length of 1000 mm, providing a clear channel for coolant circulation in visible loop layouts. The transparency and straight profile make it suitable for showcase builds where neat routing and visual clarity of coolant are required.

Advantages

This PETG tube offers good clarity and dimensional stability, allowing for clean aesthetic presentation in PC liquid cooling systems. Its rigid construction enables straight runs and precise bends when heated and formed, while the material resists common coolant additives when properly prepared. The 12 mm outer diameter is compatible with many compression fittings, enabling leak-resistant connections and straightforward integration with standard liquid cooling components.

Suitable for

• Custom PC liquid cooling loops with visible tubing
• Builds requiring rigid tubing for straight runs and clean aesthetics
• Systems using compression fittings sized for 12 mm outer diameter tubing

Key specifications

• Material: PETG (polyethylene terephthalate glycol)
• Outer diameter: 12 mm
• Length: 1000 mm
• Color/finish: transparent / clear
• Compatibility: designed for use with compression-style fittings and standard PC cooling components

How to use

Measure and cut the tube to the required lengths using a sharp tubing cutter or fine-toothed saw to ensure square ends. If bending is required, heat the tube evenly with a suitable heat source until it becomes pliable, then form to the desired angle and allow it to cool to retain shape. Fit the tube into compatible compression fittings, ensuring ends are fully seated and seals or O-rings are properly positioned. Flush the loop before first use and inspect all connections for leaks during initial filling and testing.

Recommendations

For best results, clean the tube interior and ends before assembly, avoid exposing PETG tubing to aggressive solvents, and use coolant formulas recommended for PETG to minimize long-term clouding or staining. When heating for bends, apply even heat and avoid localized overheating to prevent deformation. Regularly inspect the loop for deposits or discoloration and perform maintenance as needed.