Screw Worm Gear Clamp Bradas BSW2 70-90/9 Stainless Steel

The Bradas BSW2 70-90/9 Stainless Steel screw worm gear clamp is a corrosion-resistant fastening solution for securing hoses and pipes. Constructed from stainless steel with a 9 mm band width and a screw-driven worm gear mechanism, this clamp is intended to provide a consistent, even grip without cutting or damaging the hose material. Manufactured to ISO 9001 quality standards, it suits plumbing, automotive and general maintenance tasks where a durable, tight connection is required.

Advantages

This stainless steel clamp offers long-term resistance to rust and environmental exposure, ensuring reliable performance in wet or corrosive environments. The worm gear screw mechanism enables precise tightening and re-adjustment, while the 9 mm band design distributes pressure evenly to prevent hose deformation. The clamp's construction reduces the risk of damage to hoses during installation and provides repeatable, secure connections.

Suitable for

• Securing rubber and plastic hoses in plumbing systems
• Automotive coolant, air and fuel hose connections
• Workshop and industrial equipment hoses
• General DIY repairs and maintenance where a tight hose seal is needed

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel for band and housing
• Band width: 9 mm
• Clamping range: fits hoses with outer diameters approximately 70–90 mm
• Closure: screw-driven worm gear for adjustable tension
• Standards: manufactured in line with ISO 9001 quality procedures

How to use

Position the clamp around the hose end and the mating fitting so that the band sits evenly over the connection. Turn the screw with a screwdriver or nut driver clockwise to tighten until the hose is held firmly without visible deformation. To loosen or remove, turn the screw counterclockwise. Check the connection after initial operation and re-tighten if necessary to maintain a secure seal.

Usage recommendations

Choose a clamp size that matches the hose outer diameter within the specified 70–90 mm range. Avoid overtightening; tighten until snug and then test the system under operating conditions to confirm no leakage. For corrosive or high-moisture environments, periodic inspection is recommended to ensure continued integrity of the connection.