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Thermaltake CL-W096-CA00BL-A G1/4 PETG Tube 45-Degree Compression 16mm OD, Black
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Thermaltake CL-W096-CA00BL-A G1/4 PETG Tube 45-Degree Compression 16mm OD, Black
condition: New
Type: Fittings
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Thermaltake
MPN: CL-W096-CA00BL-A
Code: 919-294153000253225
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The Thermaltake CL-W096-CA00BL-A is a black G1/4 45-degree compression fitting for custom PC liquid-cooling loops using 16mm-OD PETG hard tubing. It suits builders routing hardline tubing through angled connections.
Recommended For
- Custom-loop builders routing 16 mm OD PETG hard tubing between G1/4 ports who need a 45-degree connection in their planned tube path.
- Hard-tube loop builders working around component or case clearances who want a 45-degree fitting to shape a run without relying on a more complex tube bend.
- Custom-PC builders choosing visible hard tubing who want a black fitting that coordinates with a dark-themed loop; Thermaltake positions its Pacific fittings for custom liquid-cooling builds.
- Builders already committed to rigid tubing who accept measuring, cutting, and bending work in exchange for a hardline loop’s appearance and routing control.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- When a PETG hard-tube run needs to turn 45 degrees at a G1/4 port, this fitting redirects the tube without requiring the builder to make that angle as a bend in the tube. The tube still needs to be measured and seated correctly.
- When routing hard tubing around nearby components or limited case clearance, a 45-degree fitting can change the tube’s direction at the connection. It may simplify a route that would otherwise need a more complex bend, but builders still need to check fit and tube alignment.
- When two loop ports do not line up for a straight tube run, builders can use the angled fitting to redirect a PETG tube between components such as a radiator, reservoir, or water block. The route still needs accurate measuring so the tube enters the compression fitting straight.
- For a visible custom-loop build, a 45-degree connection can help create a deliberate angled or more orderly-looking tube route between components. It changes the routing and appearance of the loop; it should not be treated as a way to improve cooling performance.
- When assembling or revising a loop built with 16 mm OD PETG hard tubing, this fitting provides an angled connection for compatible G1/4 ports. After assembly, builders should check that the tube is fully seated and leak-test the loop before powering the PC.




