BitsPower Artemis 45° drejefitting — matsort

BitsPower Artemis 45° rotary fitting in matte black is an angled rotary connector designed for PC water-cooling loops. It changes tubing direction by 45 degrees while allowing the outer portion to rotate, which simplifies hose routing in compact or awkwardly oriented builds. The matte black finish provides a discreet appearance and resists glare while matching dark-themed components in custom CPU and GPU cooling systems.

Advantages

The 45° angled profile reduces sharp bends and stress on soft tubing, improving flow stability and simplifying layout planning. The rotary mechanism permits adjustment after installation, enabling precise alignment without twisting tubing or repositioning other components. The matte black surface offers corrosion resistance typical of coated fittings and creates a uniform aesthetic in black or mixed-color loops.

Suitable for

• Custom PC water-cooling loops with soft or compatible tubing
• Space-constrained builds where a 45° redirection is required
• GPU and CPU blocks that need angled inlet/outlet alignment
• Systems requiring post-installation hose orientation adjustments

Key specifications

• Angled connection: 45° change of tubing direction
• Rotary joint: full rotational adjustment at the fitting body
• Finish: matte black coating
• Compatibility: designed for use with soft or compatible PC cooling tubing
• Intended application: liquid cooling for desktop PCs (CPU/GPU loops)

How to use

Install the fitting by securing it to a compatible port or adapter on a radiator, pump, or water block per the component's threading and sealing requirements. Route the tubing over the fitting barb or insert according to the tubing type and use appropriate clamps or compression rings if required. Once the tubing is fitted, rotate the outer portion of the fitting to align the hose direction without twisting the tubing, then finalize torque to the connector according to manufacturer guidelines for a leak-free seal.

Recommendations

Ensure tubing inner diameter matches the fitting's intended size and inspect seals or O-rings before filling the loop. Test the system for leaks at low pressure and perform a full leak test cycle prior to regular operation. Use compatible coolant and avoid aggressive chemicals that could damage coatings or seals.