Hose Clamp BRADAS 60–80 mm, stainless steel, pack of 10

Hose Clamp BRADAS 60–80 mm, stainless steel, pack of 10 is a set of adjustable worm-drive clamps designed for fastening hoses, pipes and ducts with diameters from 60 mm to 80 mm. Manufactured from stainless steel, each clamp features a slotted band and screw mechanism that allows precise tightening and reliable mechanical fixation. The pack of 10 ensures multiple spares for plumbing, automotive maintenance and general repair tasks where corrosion resistance and repeated use are required.

Advantages

These BRADAS hose clamps combine corrosion-resistant stainless-steel construction with an adjustable worm-drive design to deliver steady clamping force and simple adjustment using a screwdriver or nut driver. Supplied in a pack of 10, they offer consistent dimensions and finish across units, suitable for repeated installations and replacements. The smooth band surface minimizes damage to flexible hoses while the standard screw thread allows controlled tightening and reuse.

Suitable for

• Securing flexible hoses on plumbing systems and water lines
• Fastening air ducts and ventilation hoses
• Clamping coolant and fuel lines in automotive maintenance
• General repair, workshop and DIY fastening tasks

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel band and housing
• Adjustment range: 60–80 mm diameter
• Type: worm-drive (screw) hose clamp
• Finish: plain stainless steel
• Quantity: pack of 10 clamps

How to use

Position the clamp around the hose or duct so that the band seats evenly over the connection area. Use a compatible screwdriver or nut driver to turn the screw head clockwise until the clamp holds the hose securely without deforming it. To remove or loosen, turn the screw counterclockwise. Inspect the clamp after installation to ensure the band does not cut into the hose and retighten if necessary after the system is pressurized or subjected to vibration.

Usage recommendations

Choose a clamp diameter that matches the hose outside diameter within the 60–80 mm range and avoid overtightening to prevent hose damage. For applications in highly corrosive environments, verify material compatibility and consider periodic inspection and replacement as part of routine maintenance.