Stainless Steel Hose Clamp AWTools AW14035 W4 size 16–27 mm, pack of 25

AWTools Stainless Steel Hose Clamp AW14035 W4 size 16–27 mm, pack of 25 is a set of worm-drive clamps designed to fasten hoses and pipes with diameters between 16 and 27 mm. Constructed from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, these clamps provide adjustable clamping force via a worm gear mechanism and are supplied as a convenient multi-pack for maintenance, repair or production use.

Advantages

These stainless steel hose clamps combine corrosion resistance and mechanical reliability thanks to W4-grade materials and a worm-drive screw that allows precise adjustment. The uniform band width and rolled edges reduce the risk of hose damage during tightening, while the pack of 25 ensures availability for multiple applications and reduces the need for frequent reordering.

Suitable for

• Automotive hose connections such as coolant or fuel lines (appropriate sizes)
• Plumbing and water supply lines with matching diameters
• HVAC duct and flexible hose fastening
• Workshop repairs, equipment maintenance and general fastening tasks

Key specifications

• Material: corrosion-resistant stainless steel (W4-grade)
• Clamping range: 16–27 mm
• Drive type: worm-drive screw for adjustable clamping force
• Pack quantity: 25 clamps
• Band design: uniform width with rolled edges to protect hose material

How to use

Select a clamp with a clamping range that fully covers the hose diameter. Position the clamp over the hose end so the band encircles the hose and the screw housing is accessible. Tighten the worm-drive screw with a screwdriver or nut driver until the clamp applies firm, even pressure to the hose without deforming it. After installation, check for leaks or movement and, if necessary, re-torque to the recommended seating point. For repeated removal and refit use the same procedure.

Usage recommendations

For best long-term performance, install clamps on clean, undamaged hose surfaces and avoid overtightening which can damage the hose or compress seals. Use appropriate tools for the worm-drive screw and verify compatibility with the hose material and operating conditions such as temperature, pressure and exposure to chemicals.