Screw (Worm Gear) Hose Clamp BRADAS BSW2 10–16/9, stainless steel, adjustable 10–16 mm

Screw (Worm Gear) Hose Clamp BRADAS BSW2 10–16/9 is a stainless steel adjustable clamp designed to secure hoses and flexible tubing with diameters from 10 to 16 mm. The clamp uses a worm-drive screw mechanism to provide consistent tightening and a durable grip. Constructed from stainless steel, it offers corrosion resistance suitable for plumbing, automotive and general repair environments where reliable hose connections are required.

Advantages

The worm-drive screw provides controlled, incremental tightening, allowing precise adjustment of clamping pressure without crushing most hose types. Stainless steel construction increases resistance to rust and environmental wear, extending service life in wet or corrosive conditions. The clamp’s rolled band and smooth edges reduce the risk of cutting or damaging hoses during installation. It is manufactured to consistent quality standards to ensure uniform performance across the size range.

Suitable for

• Securing flexible coolant and heater hoses in automotive systems
• Plumbing connections on domestic and commercial water lines
• Attaching fuel, vacuum or air hoses where a compact clamp is required
• General repair and maintenance tasks involving small-diameter hoses (10–16 mm)

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel band and housing
• Clamping mechanism: worm-drive screw
• Adjustable diameter range: 10–16 mm
• Band width: 9 mm
• Construction: rolled band with smooth edges to protect hose surface

How to use

Position the clamp around the hose end and slide the hose onto the fitting or barb. Place the clamp so the screw housing is accessible and the band sits evenly over the hose, avoiding twists. Turn the screw clockwise with an appropriate screwdriver to tighten until the hose is held securely; avoid over-tightening which can deform the hose. To remove or loosen, turn the screw counterclockwise until the clamp can be slid away from the fitting.

Usage recommendations

For best results, choose a clamp size that allows some overlap of the band on the hose within the 10–16 mm range and inspect connections periodically for corrosion or loosening. Use a screwdriver size that fits the screw head to reduce wear, and avoid applying excessive torque on plastic or soft-rubber hoses.