Quick Disconnects & Fluid Connections
Connection components used to join, disconnect, or transition liquid-cooling flow paths.
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Liquid Cooling ComponentsConnections that bring the loop together.
Quick disconnects, routed assemblies, manifolds and flow components. Find the right starting point for your next equipment or rack-level requirement.
Single components · Drawing-defined assemblies · Multi-component BOMs
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Components for every
connection in your loop.
Explore six focused product groups, from serviceable connections to custom fluid assemblies.
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Hose & Tube Assemblies
Routed hose and formed tube assemblies for equipment, rack, and secondary-loop connections.
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Manifolds & Flow Components
Manifolds, valves and filtration components for coolant distribution and flow management within equipment and rack loops.
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Custom Liquid Cooling Assemblies
Drawing-defined fluid components and connected assemblies, from individual parts to coordinated multi-component requirements.
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Thermal Components
Customer-defined thermal components considered through drawing, interface and acceptance requirements.
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Sensing & Leak Detection
Flow, pressure, temperature and leak-detection components specified around measurement points and equipment interfaces.
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Explore component configurations.
Compare interfaces, materials and selection data in each product record. Private preview · reference configurations, not published stock.
LCP-000021
BMQC Blind-Mate Quick Coupling Pair — CEJN Reference
A CEJN BMQC blind-mate socket and plug with documented 5 mm nominal diameter, distinct ends and manufacturer alignment conditions that need rack-level…
- End connections
- Socket UNF 3/4-16 ORB; plug 3/8 inch
- Nominal flow diameter
- 5 mm
LCP-000043
EPDM Sanitary-Clamp Hose Assembly — 202AA / V-ZEN Reference
A photographed group of complete black EPDM hose pieces with metal clamp-style ends and visible 202 EVOLUTION hose marking. The 202AA hose-stock…
- Listed hose stock working pressure
- 10 bar
- Hose construction
- EPDM inner and outer layers with textile-cord reinforcement and embedded steel helix
LCP-000099
Basic Integrated Water Flow-Switch Manifold — SMC PF3WB Reference
A supply-and-return water manifold in one basic-layout assembly, with selectable branch flow-switch and valve stations. The photographed configuration represents the PF3WB series,…
- Rated flow options
- 0.5–4, 2–16 or 5–40 L/min per selected flow-switch unit; not the assembled manifold total…
- Port size options
- 1 in main pipe; attachment ports 3/8, 1/2 or 3/4 in, subject to selected…
LCP-000104
Four-Channel Flow Monitor — SMC PFG200 Reference
A separate three-screen monitor for up to four compatible flow-sensor channels. The original product photo shows the display unit alone; fluid-contacting sensors…
- Accumulated flow
- Monitor can manage accumulated flow for up to four lines
- Product type
- Separate three-screen, four-channel flow monitor; sensing heads are separate products
Application-led selection
Start where your component works.
An interface is only one part of the requirement. Explore the routing, service access and operating conditions around it.
Beyond a single part
A clearer route from drawing to component package.
Bring a routed assembly, a port map or a grouped BOM. Keep interfaces, revisions and acceptance requirements together from the first enquiry.
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Custom Fluid Components
A controlled route for drawing-based fluid components and exact configuration requirements.
Engineered Hose & Tube Assemblies
Coordinate routing, end connections, materials, cleanliness, and assembly testing.
Manifold Assemblies
Define manifold ports, mounting, attached components, and agreed assembly validation.
Multi-Component BOM Sourcing
Submit a grouped component requirement for coordinated scope and quotation review.
Second-Source Programs
Structure an alternate-source review around exact interfaces and validation evidence.
Procurement Coordination
Coordinate a bounded package where commercial and technical responsibilities remain explicit.
A practical procurement process
Fewer assumptions.
Clearer requirements.
- 01 / Define
Share the requirement
Component, drawing, BOM and quantities.
- 02 / Review
Resolve the interfaces
Configuration, materials and operating conditions.
- 03 / Agree
Set the acceptance scope
Quotation, samples, tests and documentation.
- 04 / Coordinate
Control the next steps
Agreed supply scope, revisions and repeat requirements.
Procurement resources
Know what to specify.
Selection guide
How to Prepare a QD or UQD Selection Enquiry
Define interface, service method, fluid conditions, materials, validation, and quantity before comparing coupling options.
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Hand-Mate vs Blind-Mate Liquid Connections
Separate the service architecture from the exact connector interface before preparing an RFQ.
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Selection guide
Hose and Tube Assembly RFQ Checklist
A practical checklist for routed liquid-cooling assemblies.
Read guideOur component sourcing approach
Explore liquid-cooling components by product type or loop position, review the inputs that shape a configuration, and prepare one focused RFQ for a single item or coordinated component package.
Choose the component boundary
Start with a connector, routed line, manifold or supporting fluid-control component, then identify its position in the buyer-defined loop. Product-family pages explain the inputs needed to compare configurations; they do not imply stock or qualification.
Prepare one reviewable enquiry
A single-component or grouped BOM enquiry is most useful when interfaces, coolant, operating conditions, drawings and quantities share controlled revisions. The quotation and any validation scope depend on the exact requested configuration.