Definition
American-style Stainless Steel Hose Clamps, also known as worm gear hose clamps, are a standard hose fastening component featured with a perforated steel band and worm drive screw mechanism. The slotted band engages with the worm screw to adjust the clamping diameter, firmly locking hoses onto pipe fittings to prevent liquid or gas leakage.
Introduction
Made of 304 or 316 stainless steel, American-style hose clamps deliver excellent rust and corrosion resistance. Its perforated band design provides large adjustment range and stable clamping force, resisting loosening under vibration. Easy to install and reusable, they are widely used in automotive, marine, plumbing, irrigation and machinery industries for securing rubber hoses, plastic tubes and fuel lines.
