Pliers for hose clamp joints NEO tools 11-223, length 235 mm

NEO tools pliers for hose clamp joints 11-223 are 235 mm long hand pliers designed to engage and release screw or snap-style hose clamps and similar fasteners. The tool provides extended reach and mechanical advantage to grip, compress or spread clamp ears and loops while keeping hands clear of hot or confined areas. Its sturdy construction ensures repeatable performance for automotive, plumbing and general workshop work where controlled clamp manipulation is needed.

Advantages

The pliers combine an ergonomic handle length with a slim nose profile to improve access in tight engine bays and pipework. Hardened jaws and a reliable pivot deliver consistent clamping and releasing force, while the 235 mm overall length increases leverage for easier operation of spring and screw clamps. The tool is made for repeated use and provides stable grip on a variety of clamp types without slipping.

Suitable for

• Removing and installing hose clamps on automotive cooling and fuel systems
• Plumbing tasks involving flexible hoses and pipe connections
• Workshop repair and maintenance where clamp access is restricted
• Service work on garden machinery and small engines

Key specifications

• Overall length: 235 mm
• Suitable for screw-style and snap-style hose clamps
• Slim nose design for access into confined spaces
• Hardened working jaws for durability
• Mechanical pivot for reliable leverage and control

How to use

Position the pliers’ jaws onto the clamp ears or screw housing, then squeeze the handles to compress or open the clamp as required. While holding the clamp compressed, move it along the hose or disengage the fastener. Release the handles slowly to avoid sudden spring-back. For screw-style clamps, use the pliers to relieve tension while loosening or tightening the screw with the appropriate driver if needed.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective operation, wear eye protection and gloves when working near hot engine components or pressurised systems. Inspect the pliers for wear or damage before use and avoid applying excessive force beyond the tool’s leverage; use appropriate-size clamp pliers for heavy-duty or oversized clamps.