Double Band Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Hose Clamps

A double band heavy duty stainless steel hose clamps represent the pinnacle of hose clamping technology, engineered for the most demanding, high-pressure, and critical applications. Its unique double-band construction sets it apart as a premium, heavy-duty fastening solution.

Material:

W4 - All parts SS301/304

W5 - All parts SS316

Key Features of double band heavy duty stainless steel hose clamps

Double Band Construction:

This is the core innovation. Instead of a single strip of metal, the clamp features two concentric, overlapping bands of high-quality stainless steel.

How it Works: When the screw is tightened, the two bands slide against each other. This design allows for a much larger radial contraction and a wider range of adjustment compared to a single-band clamp of a similar size.

Super Strong & Reinforced Housing:

The housing that contains the worm gear is typically a heavy-duty, forged or cast component, often from stainless steel, designed to withstand immense torque without cracking or deforming.

It securely captures both bands, distributing the massive clamping force evenly.

High-Torque Single Bolt Mechanism:

Like other heavy-duty clamps, it uses a large hex head bolt (e.g., 7mm or 8mm) that can be tightened with a socket wrench or an Allen key.

This mechanism allows for the application of extreme torque to achieve the clamp's full potential.

Premium Stainless Steel Material:

Manufactured from AISI 304 or 316 stainless steel, ensuring exceptional resistance to rust, corrosion, and chemicals, making it suitable for harsh environments like marine, chemical processing, and offshore industries.

Applications of double band heavy duty stainless steel hose clamps

This clamp is used in extreme-duty scenarios where standard clamps are insufficient:

High-Performance Automotive & Racing: Turbocharger intercooler pipes, supercharger intake systems, high-pressure fuel lines, and oil coolers.

Marine & Shipbuilding: Engine seawater intake hoses, exhaust wet elbows, and high-pressure hydraulic systems on boats and ships.

Industrial & Hydraulic Systems: Securing hoses on high-pressure hydraulic machinery, industrial pumps, and compressed air systems operating at very high pressures.

Aerospace and Defense: In non-critical areas or ground support equipment requiring the utmost reliability.