How to Cut a Hose Clamp to Size
People who ask how to cut a hose clamp usually mean one of two quite different jobs. The first is trimming the ta...
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Oct
How to Choose the Right Worm Gear Hose Clamp for Your Application
Ask for "a hose clamp" at any parts counter and you will be handed a worm gear hose clamp. It is the default for ...
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Oct
How to Choose the Right T-Bolt Hose Clamp for Your Application
Most hose clamp mistakes are forgiving. A worm gear clamp that is a little too big still tightens, and one a litt...
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Oct
How to Choose the Right Stepless Ear Clamp for Your Application
A stepless ear clamp looks almost identical to an ordinary single-ear clamp: a narrow steel band, one raised ear,...
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Oct
How to Choose the Right Spring Band Hose Clamp for Your Application
A spring band hose clamp has no screw to tighten and nothing to adjust. You squeeze its two tangs, slide it over ...
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Oct
How to Choose the Right Single Ear Clamp for Your Application
A single ear clamp looks like the simplest part on any assembly line: a thin steel ring with one raised loop that...
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Oct
How to Choose the Right Spiral Hose Clamp for Your Application
A spiral hose clamp only works when it matches the hose it goes on. A spiral clamp also has to match the hand of ...
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Oct
How to Choose the Right Mini Hose Clamp for Your Application
A mini hose clamp is the part people grab last and think about least. That's why the same small-line jobs come ba...
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Oct
How to Choose the Right Marine Hose Clamp for Your Application
Two clamps can sit side by side in a chandlery bin, both stamped "stainless", both priced like a marine hose clam...
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Oct
How to Choose the Right Interlocking Hose Clamp for Your Application
An interlocking hose clamp is never chosen on its own. It is one part of a three-piece assembly: a stem with a lo...