Multi-link waterkoelingsslang BitsPower Artemis Advanced Multi-Link 16 mm diameter matzwart

BitsPower Artemis Advanced Multi-Link 16 mm diameter matte black is a modular multi-link tubing component for PC water-cooling systems. With a 16 mm outer diameter and a matte black finish, the part is intended to connect and route coolant between water blocks, radiators and reservoirs in custom liquid-cooling loops. The design focuses on compact routing and a consistent aesthetic while allowing flexible configurations for various case layouts and component placements.

Advantages

The multi-link design enables precise routing and easy reconfiguration of coolant paths without extensive custom bending. Matte black surface treatment provides a uniform, low-reflective appearance that integrates with different build styles. The component supports modular assembly, simplifying installation and maintenance in both compact and larger PC cases.

Suitable for

• Custom PC water-cooling loops requiring compact routing
• Systems where a uniform matte black aesthetic is desired
• Cases with limited space around blocks and radiators
• PC modding projects needing modular tubing connections

Key specifications

• Outer diameter: 16 mm
• Finish: matte black
• Function: multi-link tubing connector for coolant routing
• Compatibility: designed for water-cooling components such as blocks, radiators and reservoirs

How to use

Install the multi-link tubing component as part of a closed-loop liquid-cooling system by connecting it between compatible water-cooling ports on blocks, radiators or reservoirs. Ensure fittings and tube sections match the 16 mm outer diameter and secure all joints with appropriate clamps or compression fittings. Plan the routing to avoid sharp bends and contact with sharp edges. After assembly, perform a leak test with the loop filled and powered off before normal operation.

Recommendations

Verify compatibility of fittings and tubing dimensions before installation, and use corrosion-resistant fittings for mixed-metal systems. Periodically inspect joints for signs of wear or leakage and replace components if any degradation is observed.