G1/4 Valves
Our selection of G1/4" threaded valves are perfect for temporarily sealing fluid off from a certain point in your liquid cooling loop. We've got valves manufactured by Alphacool, Barrow, Phobya and More!
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Alphacool G1/4 Eiszapfen 2-Way Ball Valve Fitting - Chrome (17141)
Alphacool's Eiszapfen series is future-oriented and characterized by excellent workmanship and high flow.Learn More$21.25 -
Alphacool 2-Way Ball Valve G1/4 - Chrome (17353)
Alphacool's fitting series is future-oriented and characterized by excellent workmanship.Learn More$11.25 -
Alphacool G1/4 Check Valve - Chrome - BULK
*No Original Packaging, Each Fitting Individually Bagged*Learn MoreRegular Price: $4.00
Special Price $2.00
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Aquacomputer G1/4 Pressure Equalization Membrane - High Version (53138)
Pressure equalization membrane for top-side mounting in a reservoir. The membrane permits gas exchange between the cooling loop and the surrounding air, while preventing coolant from escaping. With this membrane, pressure changes caused by temperature variations can be equalized continuously. When installed, the membrane must always be positioned in the air bubble of the reservoir.Learn More$7.25 -
Phobya G1/4 Pressure Valve - Silver Nickel (71142)
A pressure relief valve for even more safety in your system! In common systems usually a standard reservoir suffices to level the occurring pressure differences. Also the parts installed in a system are usually pressure-tested up to at least 2 bar. But for users with seriously large cooling loops the extreme temperature differences between operation and standby may cause such high pressures that it is advisable to release the pressure to avoid damages. This pressure relief valve can, for example, easily be screwed into a T-piece and therefore be installed at any point of the cooling loop. Some reservoirs also offer additional openings which are usually equipped with plug caps.Learn More$6.25 -
Alphacool Eiszapfen Pressure Valve G1/4 - Chrome (17360)
A pressure relief valve for even more safety in your system! In common systems usually a standard reservoir suffices to level the occurring pressure differences. Also the parts installed in a system are usually pressure-tested up to at least 2 bar. But for users with seriously large cooling loops the extreme temperature differences between operation and standby may cause such high pressures that it is advisable to release the pressure to avoid damages. This pressure relief valve can, for example, easily be screwed into a T-piece and therefore be installed at any point of the cooling loop. Some reservoirs also offer additional openings which are usually equipped with plug caps.Learn More$10.25
