Hose Clamp

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Diameter (M): M10-> M110 mm
Material: Stainless steel 304/201

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DESCRIPTION:

A hose clamp, also known as a hose clip or hose clamp band, is a mechanical device used to secure a flexible hose onto a fitting or a barb. Its primary purpose is to create a tight and secure connection between the hose and the attached equipment or piping, preventing leaks and ensuring the proper flow of liquids or gases through the hose.

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Hose clamps are widely used in various industries and applications, including automotive, plumbing, agriculture, industrial processes, and more.

Other names: Hose Clip, Hose Clamp Band

STRUCTURE:

The basic design of a hose clamp typically consists of the following components:

Band: The band is a flexible, usually circular or rectangular strap that encircles the hose and the fitting or nipple to which the hose needs to be connected. Bands are commonly made of materials such as stainless steel, carbon steel, or other corrosion-resistant metals.
Screw/Worm Gear Mechanism: At one end of the band, there is a screw or worm gear mechanism. This mechanism includes a threaded screw and a slotted head. Turning the screw clockwise tightens the clamp, while turning it counterclockwise loosens it. The threaded screw acts as the tightening or loosening mechanism.

WORKING:

Here’s how a hose clamp typically works:

To secure a hose onto a fitting, the band is placed around the hose and fitting.
The screw or worm gear is then turned clockwise using a screwdriver or a specialized clamp tool.
As the screw turns, it tightens the band around the hose and fitting, compressing the hose onto the fitting and creating a secure seal.
The clamp is tightened until it achieves the desired level of tightness and prevents any leakage.

Hose clamps come in various sizes and styles to accommodate different hose diameters and application requirements. The choice of clamp type and size depends on factors such as the type of hose being used, the diameter of the hose, the application’s pressure requirements, and environmental conditions.

Common types of hose clamps include worm gear hose clamps, T-bolt hose clamps, spring clamps, ear clamps (also known as Oetiker clamps), and constant tension clamps. Each type of clamp is suited to specific applications and has its own advantages and limitations.

Proper installation of hose clamps is essential to ensure a reliable seal and prevent leaks. The appropriate level of clamping force should be applied without damaging the hose or the fitting. Additionally, regular inspection and maintenance of hose clamps may be necessary to ensure continued performance and prevent potential issues.

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