Corsair Hydro X Series Xt Hardline 12mm Tubing
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*br>Dear Daniel, the dimensions of the 12mm XT Hardline tubing are as follows There are three tubes in a package, each measuring 12mm in diameter, 10mm in width, and 1m in length. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us You should contact Corsair for support. Please click here
I apologize for the delay in responding. Each tube has a length of 1m (1000mm). In each pack, there are three tubes. There is a 12mm outer diameter (OD) on these tubings. We can be reached by phone or email if you have any further questions about the Hydro X series or any other products You should contact Corsair for support. Please click here
Hey there, I wanted to know what the dimensions of the XT Hardline 12mm tubing are There are three tubes in a package, each measuring 12mm in diameter, 10mm in width, and 1m in length. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us You should contact Corsair for support. Please click here
I'm being honest. Having to deal with it is a bit of a hassle. It is possible to cut this stuff with a full package from Corsair. They recommend something like a hack saw holder that has really fine teeth connected to a mini hack saw (that is basically what they recommend). It takes quite a bit of manual labor to cut it with such speed and accuracy. It is also possible to use a Mini rotary tool with a metal or plastic cutting blade and then peel off the Remove any edges that may be on the cut once they've been trimmed. Is not damaged, does not crack, does not change color, nor does it left any residue behind. It is worth noting that even with the tub insert bent, I have experienced moments when it wrinkled on me even with the right temperature. This doesn't happen often, but it That aside, the product is good for a low price.
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Please note that this type of tubing must be cut with a saw. PMMA, not PETG, is the weak point of the tube and will break or shatter if used with any other device. In terms of looks, feel, and bending, it is similar to PETG, but cutting is different. Corsair's PMMA material can be cut with a small saw, so if you already own the tools to cut PETG, I suggest using that material over their PMMA. Otherwise, another excellent product from Corsair that I am sure you will enjoy for many years to come.
Please exercise patience and caution when using this product. If you have never worked with acrylic tubing before, you will not be able to do it properly. For my build, I ordered two boxes of tubes, since I expected a lot of stuff to go wrong. However, I would not make the exact bend every time I made a turn. After pulling out the silicone insert with soapy water (yes, I used soapy water), some of my bends actually broke, meaning I would have to start over. Tubes like these should not be used.
I'm being honest. The product I'm reviewing is cheap. I'm not sure if I've reviewed it before. It's cheap but it's also from Corsair who I would expect to supply a decent product. Cutting it with a hack saw is a bad idea because it will crack or won't be a straight cut with a hack saw. Sometimes, just a little too much time can overheat a material or even if you bend or heat at a perfect temp, moving it a little can cause the material to crack or shatter without you even thinking. In addition, the tubes leak so often that I've never experienced such problems. Despite all my fittings being correctly tightened down, water leaks slowly from the tub because it cannot handle either the compressed air pressure or the pump speed. I have checked all my fittings and they are all sealed and properly tightened down.
Many reviews mention the material's difficulty in working with or its cracking when cut, but it's only an issue that can be controlled by the user. I made this for my first time using hard line tubing. I did it perfectly the first time. Corsair's kit allows you to cut this tube and I never had any problems. If you are precise with your cuts and measurements, the process is pretty straightforward. My first attempt. (I guess I have a lot to learn).
In short, nbsp What should I start with?
The The thickness of the material is 2mm less and the material is more translucent so it looks better than 14mm tubing. Here are some of the bad points This material is very hard to bend, you have to know what you're doing in order to get a good, clean bend. My experience with liquid cooled PCs has shown me this to be the most aggravating tubing to work with. You can get away with long bends, but if you plan on working in a tight space you are going to need to bend it even closer. It's not unusual for materials to crack inside sometimes after you bend them, so do yourself a favor and get a good mini saw to cut this thing with since your regular cutter will not work. All things being equal, I think it looks good after all the effort, but as an aside stop all that suffering and go with a 14mm material, sadly nothing else comes close to this 12mm tubing so you're stuck with it if that's what you want.
It's horrible in every A piece of crap that is falling apart, warping, cracking, and of disgusting Other than that, you can use anything.
Acrylic is used in making the piece. This doesn't explicitly state that, but if you attempt to cut it, the picture will show a crack and break. This is referred to as PMMA, but acrylic is what it really is.