Hose Clamp AWTools AW14025 set of 50 W2 stainless steel adjustable saddle clamps

Set of 50 AWTools AW14025 W2 stainless steel adjustable saddle clamps designed for securing hoses, pipes and ducting in plumbing, automotive and general repair tasks. These worm-style hose clamps provide an adjustable clamping range and are manufactured to the W2 corrosion-resistance specification, combining a stainless-steel band with a plated housing and screw for routine indoor and protected outdoor use. The set contains fifty identical clamps to support multiple connections or inventory replenishment.

Advantages

These AWTools saddle clamps offer reliable sealing for fluid and air connections through a worm-drive mechanism that enables precise tightening. Constructed with a stainless-steel band to resist corrosion and a screw drive that accepts standard screwdrivers, the clamps are easy to install and adjust. Supplied in a bulk set of 50, they reduce the need for frequent reordering and ensure consistent performance across multiple fittings.

Suitable for

• Securing rubber and silicone hoses in automotive cooling and fuel systems
• Fastening plumbing hoses and flexible pipe connections in household repairs
• Clamping ducting, ventilation hoses and small exhaust connections
• General workshop and maintenance tasks requiring adjustable metal hose clamps

Key specifications

• Quantity: 50 clamps per set
• Material: stainless-steel band with plated screw housing
• Corrosion class: W2 (suitable for indoor and protected outdoor use)
• Drive type: worm (screw) drive compatible with flat-head and cross-head screwdrivers
• Adjustable clamping range: designed to fit a range of hose diameters (see packaging for exact range)

How to use

Position the clamp around the hose and mating pipe or fitting so the band sits evenly over the sealing surface. Engage the worm screw with a compatible screwdriver and turn clockwise to tighten until the hose is firmly clamped without deforming the hose material. To remove, turn the screw counterclockwise until the band loosens and the clamp can be slid off. For repeated use, inspect the band and screw for wear before reinstallation.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, select the correct clamp size for the hose diameter and avoid over-tightening, which can damage rubber or soft plastic hoses. Use stainless-compatible tools to minimize corrosion transfer and periodically inspect clamps in exposed or high-vibration installations.