Bitspower G1/8 to G1/4 adapter

[rioja]

does it exist?
where may i find full catalog of bp products?

in sense from 1/8 to 1/4, i need to screw 1/8 fitting into 1/4 hole

[asura]

Here's one (http://specialtech.co.uk/spshop/customer/product.php?productid=11246&cat=0&page=1), though it doesn't say if it's a reducer or inlarger. So a posibly yes...

[Waterlogged]

Here's one (http://specialtech.co.uk/spshop/customer/product.php?productid=11246&cat=0&page=1), though it doesn't say if it's a reducer or inlarger. So a posibly yes...

Nope, doing a search on PPC's found the part and a "better" description. It's a G1/8" (male) toIG1/4" (female) adapter. What the OP is looking for is a G1/4" to IG1/8" adapter. I think the only way to do that kind of size change is with the use of several adapters.

[rioja]

yes, i'm looking for similar to

this (http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fshop.aquacomputer.de%2Fpr oduct_info.php%3Flanguage%3Den%26products_id%3D177 4&sl=de&tl=en&hl=&ie=UTF-8) or this one (http://www.specialtech.co.uk/spshop/customer/product.php?productid=5190&cat=1247&page=1)

but since i going to use matt black bp fittings i wonder is there on the market smth matching by the style, at least in black colour :)

[Waterlogged]

Wait, what exactly are you looking for. . .G1/8" to IG1/4" or G1/4 to IG1/8"?

G = Male threads
IG = Female threads

Your first post made it sound like your looking for G1/4 to IG1/8".

[rioja]

oh sorry, exactly i need to screw aqua tubemeter with g1/8 thread
http://cdn2.specialtech.co.uk/spshop/files/thumbs1/aquatuning/93265.jpg
into the ek res with g1/4 thread
so i guess such adapter must have IG1/8 and G1/4
those BP adapter BP-MBWP-C10 in PPC has opposite, G1/8" and IG1/4

[Waterlogged]

Yep, you need IG1/8" to G1/4". I checked PPC's stock of BP as they seem to have most of their stuff and I didn't see anything, it was all "backwards". I checked Koolance as well and they don't seem to have anything like that either, though they do come closer with a G1/4" to NPT 1/8" female fitting. Those reducer fittings/bushings do exist though because I found some on mcmaster (http://www.mcmaster.com/#4860k653/=8sxseo) though that doesn't help you any as they don't sell outside the US.

[rioja]

yes, this one from mcmaster is similar to previous two i point,
so it turned out that there are only plain metal adapters in nut shape on the market