Hose XSPC FLX 16/10 mm transparent, soft tubing sold per meter

XSPC FLX transparent soft tubing with inner diameter 10 mm and outer diameter 16 mm, supplied by the meter, is designed for low-pressure liquid transfer and custom cooling loops. The flexible construction and clear material allow easy routing in tight spaces and visual inspection of the coolant flow. This tubing is intended for applications where compatibility with fittings sized for a 16 mm outer diameter and 10 mm inner diameter is required.

Advantages

The hose combines flexibility and dimensional stability to maintain a reliable connection with compression or push-fit fittings. Its transparency provides continuous visual monitoring of fluid condition and flow, while the soft material simplifies bending without kinks in typical routing scenarios. Supplied per meter, the tubing allows buying only the required length for precise installations.

Suitable for

• PC water-cooling loops and custom liquid-cooling systems
• Laboratory low-pressure fluid circuits and test rigs
• Prototype and hobby projects requiring visible coolant flow
• Low-pressure transfer lines in workshops or production benches

Key specifications

• Material: clear flexible tubing suitable for non-corrosive coolant liquids
• Inner diameter: 10 mm
• Outer diameter: 16 mm
• Sold by the meter for custom length selection
• Suitable for low-pressure applications and typical PC cooling pressures

How to use

Measure the required length and cut the tubing cleanly using a sharp tube cutter or knife to ensure a straight, burr-free edge. Slide the tubing over compatible fittings sized for 16 mm outer diameter and secure with compression rings, clamps, or push-fit connectors as appropriate for your system. Route the hose to avoid sharp bends and compressive loads; maintain gentle radii to prevent kinks and ensure unobstructed flow. If installing in a PC, verify clearance around fans, radiators and pumps before final assembly.

Usage recommendations

For long-term installations, periodically inspect the tubing for clouding, discoloration or hardening and replace if signs of degradation appear. Use compatible, non-aggressive coolants and avoid solvents that can swell or soften the material. When cutting multiple sections, confirm inner and outer diameter compatibility with your fittings to ensure leak-free connections.