Plastic Hose Clamps

The plastic clamps for hoses are a new type structure fastener with strong mesh which is combined with various features of plastic and well-designed with precise tooth type structure to convert the acting force by adjustment of appearance structure. The plastic hose clip is common used new type accessory for connection, fastening and sealing tubes, which can replace traditional fasteners such as screw and nut, metal hose clamp and rope etc, and also with the advantages of easy fastening, strong force, good sealing, convenient disassembly, recycle and high cost performance.

Runze provides quality small plastic hose clamps for sale, OEM robust hose clamps are fully supported.

Connection Steps of Plastic Clamps for Hoses

a. Connecting your tube fully into a connector

b. Use vernier calipers to measure the total diameter where you want to fix after tubing connected with connector (see above figure)

c. Choose a suitable model according to above-adapted Diameter listings

d. Slip the hose clamp until reaching the connector, then close the gear until it is tightly fastened

Disassembly Way of Plastic Hose Clamps

Clamp the outermost tooth with a wire-cutter (please don't clamp left and right tooth together), move flatly and gently as the tooth slot, fleetly twist it with small angle(upper and nether tooth misplaced), then it will be loosened, Please note keep small angle when twisting to ensure the tooth non-deformed when misplaced it is reusable.

Solutions for Common Problems

1. Checking the fastening effect

Rotate the hose clamp manually to ensure it is tightly fastened with no blind side, good sealing and a smooth fastening surface.

2. Leakage and shed after pressured

a. Leakage after pressed includes many caused such as hose clamp with insufficient force, the diameter of the tube is far more than the outer diameter of the connector, a tube with insufficient flexibility, etc.

b. Shed after pressured includes two causes: one is surpassing limit pressure of hose clamp with inner tooth prop up the outer tooth, multi-tooth lose common mesh (only rely on the main tooth); another is the friction force between tube shed off (head part is still fastened). The solution is to choose the right specification or simultaneously use two pieces of hose clamps (head part should be placed at two places, or it will be hard to disassemble)