Replacement individually addressable RGB strip for upgrading existing EK products. The strip is 400mm long and can replace standard RGB strips in CPU blocks, monoblocks, reservoirs, and pump-combos. The strip is connected via a 3-pin connector to supported 5V headers that are present on most modern motherboards or EK-Loop Connect.

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EK-Loop Modulus Hard Tube Bending Tool - 12mm is the EK approach to an easy and straight forward way of bending hardline acrylic and PETG tubing of 12mm OD. These tools act as a mold which helps the user to form the tubing in the desired shape. These tools are made to be timeless and sturdy, as they are machined out of a solid piece of black POM acetal.

These tools come in 3 variants depending on the outer diameter (OD) of the tubing. Available models are for tube size of 12mm, 14mm, and 16mm.

EK-Loop Modulus Hard Tube Bending Tool - 14mm is the EK approach to an easy and straight forward way of bending hardline acrylic and PETG tubing of 14mm OD. These tools act as a mold which helps the user to form the tubing in the desired shape. These tools are made to be timeless and sturdy, as they are machined out of a solid piece of black POM acetal.

These tools come in 3 variants depending on the outer diameter (OD) of the tubing. Available models are for tube size of 12mm, 14mm, and 16mm.

EK-Loop Modulus Hard Tube Bending Tool - 16mm is the EK approach to an easy and straight forward way of bending hardline acrylic and PETG tubing of 16mm OD. These tools act as a mold which helps the user to form the tubing in the desired shape. These tools are made to be timeless and sturdy, as they are machined out of a solid piece of black POM acetal.

These tools come in 3 variants depending on the outer diameter (OD) of the tubing. Available models are for tube size of 12mm, 14mm, and 16mm.

Replacement individually addressable D-RGB strip with densely packed LEDs that is used for upgrading existing EK products. The strip is 200mm long and features 30 diodes for 15 diodes per 100mm. It can replace standard RGB strips in CPU blocks, monoblocks, reservoirs, and pump-combos. The strip is connected via a 3-pin connector to supported 5V headers that are present on most modern motherboards.