G1/4" Reducers??? 1/2 - 1/4

[DonFaygo]

Need some help

I'm Looking for a 1/2 ID reducer , that will reduce to a 1/4 ID.
I really would prefer a reducer that uses the G1/4" threads rather than the standard plastic reducer that uses clamps.

anyone?

[Eddie3dfx]

Outside of D5, what do you need a reducer for?

[alejo]

Man, I wish we had an Aquatuning store in the US. Anyway, they carry what you need but they're in Germany and shipping is expensive unless you're in Europe.

http://www.aquatuning.de/product_info.php/info/p1336_reducing-socket-G1-2-to-G1-4-inner-thread.html

and I think you need a special o-ring if you don't want to use teflon tape:

http://www.aquatuning.de/product_info.php/info/p2850_O-Ring-19-x-12-x-8-mm-flat-seal-NBR50--Adapter-G1-2-and-GMR-.html

[Eddie3dfx]

koolance and bitspower make reducers.
I'm still confused, because the only part that would need a reducer is a D5. All other parts that have G1/4" threading can use 1/4 barbs.
Even with thermos, you can get a G3/8 to G1/4 reducer and then pop a 1/4" barb on there (not sure why though lol)

[BP-Vincent]

Need some help

I'm Looking for a 1/2 ID reducer , that will reduce to a 1/4 ID.
I really would prefer a reducer that uses the G1/4" threads rather than the standard plastic reducer that uses clamps.

anyone?

Here is our adapter for Inner G1/2 to G1/4".

BP-WTP-C24 and BP-BSWP-C24

[DonFaygo]

^^^ Thats what I was looking for, thank you!

I have a Boreas 12 tec chiller for my vid cards and NB/ SB blocks, CPU on phase.

The Boreas uses 1/4 barbs and I have 1/2id tubing as it is. Without a properly clamped seal would leak and thats a considerable amount of id to clamp down. So I figured I would run a a inch or 2 1/4 id, to a compression fitting to a 1/2 id tube.

Unless this is more work than its worth, seems like the best method