Hose Clamps set 10 pcs Amio (MPN 21159) — galvanized spring-style clamps

Set of 10 Amio galvanized spring-style hose clamps supplied in a blister pack. These clamps use a spring action to maintain consistent radial pressure on flexible hoses and tubing, offering straightforward fitting and reliable medium-duty sealing for automotive, plumbing and workshop applications. The galvanized finish increases resistance to corrosion and supports repeated compression and release during installation and maintenance.

Advantages

Galvanized spring-style construction ensures even clamping pressure without the need for screws or nuts, allowing quick installation and removal. Supplied as a set of ten, the clamps provide a cost-effective solution for multiple connections and maintenance tasks. Their spring action compensates for minor dimensional changes due to temperature or vibration, maintaining a secure seal over time.

Suitable for

• Securing flexible coolant and heater hoses in automotive systems
• Clamping small-diameter plumbing hoses and tubing
• General workshop and maintenance fastening where medium-duty sealing is required
• Temporary or permanent hose connections in small machinery and equipment

Key specifications

• Quantity: 10 pieces per set
• Style: Spring-type (constant tension) hose clamps
• Material/coating: Galvanized steel for improved corrosion resistance
• Intended use: Medium-duty hose sealing and fastening for flexible hoses and tubing
• Packaging: Blister pack for retail display and organized storage

How to use

Compress the clamp using suitable pliers at the two opposite tabs, slide it over the hose end, position it over the barb or fitting, then release the pliers so the clamp springs back and applies even radial pressure. For removal, compress the tabs again and slide the clamp off the hose. Ensure the hose and fitting surfaces are clean and free of sharp edges that could damage the hose or compromise the clamp’s grip.

Usage recommendations

Use the clamps within their intended hose diameter range and avoid over-compressing beyond the clamp design. For corrosive or high-temperature environments, consider stainless-steel alternatives. Inspect clamps periodically for deformation or loss of tension, especially in automotive or vibration-prone installations.