Sealey Worm Drive Hose Clip, Zinc Plated with external pressed threads for smooth hose contact, ma...Sealey Worm Drive Hose Clip, Zinc Plated with external pressed threads for smooth hose contact, manufactured to DIN 3017. Features a 12mm band size and a size range of Ø80-100mm. This pack contains 10 hose clips. Model Number: SHC4X. Weight: 0.47kg. Nett Weight: 0.46kg.
This guide is for users needing a reliable clamp for medium to large hoses, offering a secure connection with its durable zinc-plated construction. A key benefit is its smooth internal surface preventing hose damage. However, ensure the correct size is selected, as these clips are specifically for Ø80-100mm diameters.
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Model Part Number
SHC4X
Brand
Sealey
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the specific size range for the SHC4X hose clip?
The Sealey SHC4X hose clip is designed for hoses with an outer diameter ranging from Ø80mm to Ø100mm.
What does 'external pressed threads' mean for the hose contact?
This means the threads that tighten around the hose are formed on the outside of the band, creating a smooth, uninterrupted surface on the inside that contacts the hose, preventing damage.
How many hose clips are included in a pack of SHC4X?
A pack of Sealey SHC4X contains 10 hose clips.
What is the band size of this hose clip?
The band size for the Sealey SHC4X hose clip is 12mm.
Is this hose clip suitable for high-pressure systems?
While it provides a secure clamp, it is primarily designed for general fluid transfer and air applications. For very high-pressure systems, specialized clamps may be required.
What is the material and finish of the SHC4X hose clip?
The hose clip is made of steel with a zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance.
Can I use this clip on a hose slightly larger or smaller than 80-100mm?
It is best to use the clip within its specified range (Ø80-100mm) for optimal performance and a secure seal. Using it outside this range may compromise its effectiveness or damage the hose.
Troubleshooting
Clip is difficult to tighten or loosen
Ensure the screwdriver is correctly seated in the slot. If stiffness persists, a small amount of penetrating lubricant may help, but avoid excessive amounts.
Hose is still leaking after tightening
Check that the clip is positioned correctly and tightened evenly. Ensure the hose itself is not damaged or degraded. Verify the clip size is appropriate for the hose.
Clip shows signs of rust
For minor surface rust on the zinc plating, it may be cleaned off. However, significant rust indicates the need for replacement, especially in critical applications.
Clip screw head is stripped
Carefully attempt to remove the clip using locking pliers on the band if possible. Replace the damaged clip immediately.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable zinc-plated construction for corrosion resistance.
Smooth internal threads minimize risk of hose damage.
Manufactured to DIN 3017 standards.
Secure clamping action for reliable connections.
Available in a convenient pack of 10.
Cons
Specific size range (Ø80-100mm) requires careful selection.
Zinc plating offers moderate, not heavy-duty, corrosion protection.
Not suitable for very high-pressure applications without further reinforcement.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Select the appropriate Sealey hose clip (SHC4X for Ø80-100mm) for the hose diameter.
Position the clip over the hose end, ensuring it is placed on a straight section of the hose, not over a fitting if possible.
Use a flat-head screwdriver or nut driver to turn the screw mechanism clockwise.
Tighten the clip until a snug and secure fit is achieved. Avoid over-tightening, which can damage the hose or clip.
Compatibility:
This clip is designed for use with flexible hoses with an outer diameter between 80mm and 100mm.
Suitable for applications requiring a secure mechanical connection, such as coolant systems, air intake, exhaust, and general fluid transfer.
Compatible with a wide range of materials including rubber, silicone, and reinforced hoses.
Care:
Wipe clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth as needed to remove dirt and debris.
Inspect regularly for signs of corrosion or damage. If significant rust is present or the clip is deformed, replace it.
Lubricate the screw mechanism lightly with a suitable lubricant if it becomes stiff during operation, though this is rarely necessary with normal use.