Koolance 3/8" (10mm) ID G1/4 Threaded Angled Nozzles

[phinix]

Anyone used them before?

I wonder what that rotation means? DOes it mean that you can mount them together in cpu block and they wont block each other?
Can I use it with for example: D-tek fuzion block?? are the high flow or perf.fit???
Can anyone explain it to me? or show some fitting pictures if someone is using them???

 

[DaCoOlNeSs]

http://www.koolance.com/shop/images/nzl-l10kg1_02.jpg

there is the pic of the actual nozzle I think you are looking for.

Yes you can use this on any block that has G1/4 threads for the barbs (which is pretty much every high performance block)

 

[mjassbong]

I am using them. See my rig here: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=151109

You'll notice I used quited a few 90 angles on one of the loops. Keep in mind that this loop is really insignificant - memory, chipsets, mosfetts. For your main cpu and/or gpu loops, I would not recommend using a 90 unless you really have to.

 

[Ranker]

I always wondered what they meant when they labeled them "rotational" as well.

 

[ikellensbro]

I always wondered what they meant when they labeled them "rotational" as well.

Rotational means that you can point them in whatever direction you wish. Once you screw them in, they can rotate freely without leaking. I don't see any pictures off hand, but the images that come to mind are TN's HD blocks from her old mods.

 

[R1ckCa1n]

Rotational would be the 90' shown on the waterblock (one closest to the front of the case). That thing will turn 360 degrees.