HERBIE CLIP TM Nylon Hose Clamps come in a pack of 10 pieces. The part number is HC4790-10. These clamps measure 47mm x 9mm. The minimum diameter (A) is 45.8mm, the maximum diameter (B) is 50.4mm, the band width (C) is 9.0mm, the band thickness (D) is 2.0mm, the head height (E) is 13.9mm, and the maximum head width (F) is 45mm. These nylon hose clamps are a superior alternative to metal clamps. They feature a patented double - jaw design that offers 200psi strength. They are heat and UV stabilized, impervious to contaminants. They are quicker and easier to fit or adjust compared to metal clips. With no sharp edges, they enhance safety for the operator. They clamp to a near - perfect circle, minimizing the leak path. Fitting and removal tools are available for production use. Made of a carbon - based polymer, they will never rust or corrode. They are non - conductive, making them more suitable for cable fixing. There are no electrolytic reactions with other metals. They have over 20 years of field use in various fields and applications. They are simple in design and cost - effective. We have been supplying appliance parts to the trade and retail for over 25 years. You can buy with confidence.
Using these Herbie Clip nylon hose clamps is a breeze. First, select the appropriate size for your hose. Then, open the clamp using your fingers or the provided fitting tool if you're using them in a production setting. Place the clamp around the hose where you need it, and close it securely. Make sure it's tightened enough to prevent leaks but not so tight that it damages the hose. When it comes to removal, you can use the removal tool if available, or gently pry it open. As for maintenance, these clamps are quite low - maintenance. Since they're heat and UV stabilized and impervious to contaminants, you don't have to worry about rust or corrosion. Just keep them clean and store them in a dry place when not in use. Avoid using them in extremely high - pressure situations beyond their 200psi strength limit. Also, be careful not to force the clamp open or close too roughly as it might affect its performance.
