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LiquidCool · 04-03-2001, 02:55 AM

Thats the whole thing, there is no way you could even use hose clamps with my fittings. The tubing goes inside the fitting and seals with an O-Ring. Then there are these small stainless steel teeth that hold the tube in place. No worries! they take up to 150psi so I doubt pressure is a problem. You cant pull them out by hand because of the way it's made. There is a collet at the head of the fitting that you push to release the hose. Buy a few from me and you'll never go back

Here is a picture of the innards of them...

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And if you go to this page on my site you can see some instructions on how they work. It really is much simpler and safer than normal barbed fittings.

04-03-2001, 02:55 AM	#14
LiquidCool Cooling Savant Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Central Florida Posts: 231	Thats the whole thing, there is no way you could even use hose clamps with my fittings. The tubing goes inside the fitting and seals with an O-Ring. Then there are these small stainless steel teeth that hold the tube in place. No worries! they take up to 150psi so I doubt pressure is a problem. You cant pull them out by hand because of the way it's made. There is a collet at the head of the fitting that you push to release the hose. Buy a few from me and you'll never go back Here is a picture of the innards of them... <CENTER> </CENTER> And if you go to this page on my site you can see some instructions on how they work. It really is much simpler and safer than normal barbed fittings.