Hose Clamp AWTools W2 10–16 mm, stainless steel, pack of 100

The AWTools W2 hose clamp 10–16 mm in a pack of 100 is a stainless steel worm-drive clamp designed for securing hoses, pipes and fittings in plumbing, automotive and general maintenance tasks. With a 10–16 mm adjustable range, the clamp fits small-diameter rubber and PVC hoses and provides steady radial compression through a threaded screw mechanism. Constructed from stainless steel with W2 corrosion resistance class, the product is intended for environments where moderate protection against corrosion is required.

Advantages

The worm-drive design delivers uniform tightening and simple adjustment using a standard screwdriver. Stainless steel construction with W2 corrosion resistance reduces risk of rust in indoor and partially exposed conditions. Supplied in a bulk pack of 100, the clamps offer consistent dimensions and performance for multiple installations, helping to maintain a consistent assembly standard in plumbing and repair work.

Suitable for

• Securing rubber and PVC hoses with 10–16 mm diameter
• Domestic plumbing connections and small appliance repairs
• Automotive vacuum and coolant lines (where W2 corrosion class is acceptable)
• Workshop, maintenance and general-purpose fastening tasks

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel
• Corrosion resistance class: W2
• Diameter range: 10–16 mm
• Type: worm-drive hose clamp
• Adjustment mechanism: slotted screw
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces

How to use

Slide the clamp over the hose end before connecting the hose to the fitting. Position the clamp approximately 2–5 mm from the hose edge and align it over the connection. Turn the slotted screw clockwise with an appropriate screwdriver until the clamp provides a secure, even compression without deforming the hose. To remove or reposition, turn the screw counterclockwise. Check tightness after initial system pressurization or thermal cycling and retighten if necessary.

Usage recommendations

For long-term outdoor or marine exposure, consider higher corrosion classes or alternative materials; use W2 stainless steel clamps for indoor, sheltered or intermittently exposed applications. Avoid overtightening to prevent hose damage; apply moderate torque and inspect connections periodically.