Full Sizes Vinyl Coated Hose Clamps

Vinyl Coated P-Type Hose Clamps are versatile fastening devices used to secure hoses, tubes, cables, and wire bundles. They are characterized by a P-shaped metal clamp fully encapsulated in a durable vinyl (PVC) coating, combining mechanical strength with enhanced protection and insulation.

Key Features of vinyl coated hose clamps

Core Material:

The clamp is typically made from carbon steel or sometimes stainless steel, providing structural strength and rigidity.

Vinyl Coating (Plasti-Dip / PVC Dip):

The entire metal clamp is immersed in a fluidized vinyl powder or PVC coating and then cured, creating a full-body plastic encapsulation. This coating is usually 0.5–1.5 mm thick and available in multiple colors (black, gray, blue, red, etc.).

Design:

P-shaped loop for 180-degree support.

Integrated mounting tab with a pre-punched hole, also coated.

Smooth, continuous plastic surface with no exposed metal.

Fastening:

Installed using a screw, bolt, or zip-tie through the coated mounting hole. The coating does not interfere with assembly.

Advantages of vinyl coated hose clamps

Superior Corrosion Resistance: The vinyl coating completely seals the metal from moisture, chemicals, and oxidation—ideal for humid, wet, or mildly corrosive environments.

Excellent Insulation: Electrically insulates the clamp, preventing galvanic corrosion and protecting against short circuits in electrical applications.

Protection for Sensitive Surfaces: The soft, non-abrasive coating prevents scratches, wear, or vibration damage to hoses, wires, or painted surfaces.

Vibration Dampening: Offers better noise and vibration reduction than bare metal clamps (though less than rubber-lined types).

UV & Weather Resistance: Vinyl/PVC resists sunlight degradation and weathering better than many rubber linings.

Aesthetic & Color-Coding: Available in colors for organization, labeling, or matching equipment.

Applications

Automotive & Marine: Engine bay wiring, fuel lines, coolant hoses (where abrasion and corrosion are concerns).

Outdoor Equipment: Irrigation lines, outdoor lighting, solar panel wiring.

Electrical Enclosures: Securing cable bundles in control panels without risk of short circuits.

HVAC & Plumbing: Insulated piping, drain lines, ductwork supports.

Consumer Products: Bicycles, furniture, fitness equipment—anywhere a clean, non-marring clamp is needed.