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Thread: Wow... Masterkleer 5/8 OD, 7/16 ID

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    Wow... Masterkleer 5/8 OD, 7/16 ID

    It seems way small compared to my 3/4, 1/2 clearflex

    but i really need it as it is the right size for the weirdo barbs on my MP-05...
    there were major leaks with the tubing ultiin i tightened the crap out of it with my worm clamps... they almost broke.

    will the 7/16 ID fit ok... i know i will keep the section between my iwaki (5/8) and my Tee clearflex.

    will there be a difference in temps because of the smaller tubing or no?

    i am contemplating rather to do the whole system masterkleer or just the sections that touch the MP-05
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    Cathar said that 7/16" has slightly higher flow rate than 1/2" because 7/16" is closer to the actual inner diameter of the barbs, while when using 1/2" tubing theres a slight resistance to flow because the water is crashing into the whole front of the barb including the space surrounding the inlet (concave dome like space around the opening of barb, if that makes sense)

    In relatively small Lengths, 7/16" will have higher flow rate than 1/2".

    If using 7/16", it fits very snung on 1/2" barbs, and clamps are not really needed

    I had zero clamps on all 9 barbs in my setup, never a spill because took lots of strenth to pull the tubing off the barbs, its that snug
    (but good to have for safety precaution)
    Last edited by Zenjirou; 03-30-2006 at 10:47 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zenjirou
    Cathar said that 7/16" has slightly higher flow rate than 1/2" because 7/16" is closer to the actual inner diameter of the barbs, while when using 1/2" tubing theres a slight resistance to flow because the water is crashing into the whole front of the barb including the space surrounding the inlet (concave dome like space around the opening of barb, if that makes sense)

    In relatively small Lengths, 7/16" will have higher flow rate than 1/2".

    If using 7/16", it fits very snung on 1/2" barbs, and clamps are not really needed

    I had zero clamps on all 9 barbs in my setup, never a spill because took lots of strenth to pull the tubing off the barbs, its that snug
    (but good to have for safety precaution)
    yup... thats why i bought it... for safety...

    btw, mcmaster shipped it and i got it NEXT DAY!!!! Kudos to mcmaster for uber l337 service
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    well, i just installed it in my system, and i can definately see why everyone likes it!

    it is crystal kleer

    fexible beyond belief

    cheap !


    ok, now, with my mad skills, i put this 5/8 OD tubing onto my iwaki which has 5/8 barbs... oowww, my thumb hurts
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    one time I ordered from MCmaster and got the items in 6 hours... with ground shipping.

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    mcmaster definately is in my list of top places to buy from
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