The second core parameter: steel strip bandwidth and thickness, which directly determine the locking force and bearing capacity of the hose clamp. The wider the bandwidth, the larger the contact area between the hose clamp and the pipeline, the more uniform the force, the less likely it is to damage the pipe wall, and the stronger the locking stability, which is suitable for high-pressure and vibration scenarios; the narrower the bandwidth of the hose clamp, the smaller the contact area, which is suitable for low-pressure and thin pipeline scenarios. The thickness of the steel strip determines the strength of the hose clamp. The thicker the thickness, the stronger the deformation resistance and fracture resistance. The thickness of industrial-grade hose clamps is usually not less than 1.2mm, and the thickness of household hose clamps can be appropriately reduced to 0.8mm, which is selected according to the pressure requirements of the scenario.