Types of hose clamps for automobiles
Release time：
2025-02-10
Automotive hose clamps are a type of connection fastener extensively utilized in the automotive industry and other sectors. They are primarily employed for connecting pipelines that transport water, oil, steam, dust, and other substances. Based on different classification criteria, the main types can be categorized as follows:
1. Classification by Type
- Worm Gear Clamp:
Features: This clamp utilizes worm gear rotation to achieve secure tightening with a robust lock and ease of adjustment.
Application Scenario: Suitable for environments requiring frequent adjustments or high fastening requirements.
- Steel Band Clamp:
Features: Constructed from steel, this clamp offers high strength and durability.
Application Scenario: Ideal for scenarios demanding significant fastening force or high-pressure applications.
- T-Bolt Clamp:
Features: Secured using a T-bolt, this clamp has a simple structure and is easy to install and disassemble.
Application Scenario: Appropriate for standard pipe connections or situations necessitating frequent disassembly.
2. Classification by Region or Style
- English Style Collar:
Material: Iron with a galvanized surface.
Features: Moderate torque, cost-effective, and versatile.
- German Style Clamp:
Material: Iron with a galvanized surface.
Features: Formed by stamping with button distance, providing high torque but at a moderate-high price due to higher production costs, resulting in lower market share.
- American Style Collar:
Material: Available in iron galvanized and stainless steel variants.
Main Difference: The buckle distance is perforated (i.e., through-the-eye).
Market Application: Primarily made of stainless steel, these clamps are used in high-end markets such as automotive parts and poles, commanding a higher price compared to the other two styles.
Subdivisions:
- Small American Hose Clamp: Bandwidth of 12.7mm.
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