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The Sealey MHC79 Mini Hose Clip is designed for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts who require a secure, reliable seal for small-diameter fuel lines and gauge hoses. These zinc-plated clips provide excellent corrosion resistance and a firm grip on connections between 7mm and 9mm in diameter, though they are strictly sized for small-bore applications and will not fit larger cooling or vacuum hoses.
| Model Part Number | MHC79 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sealey |
Yes, they can be loosened and reused if the screw threads and band remain undamaged.
No, these are strictly for 7-9mm diameters. Attempting to use them on larger hoses will cause the band to fail.
They are zinc-plated to provide significant corrosion resistance, but they are not made of stainless steel and should be monitored in highly corrosive environments.
DIN 3017 is a technical standard that specifies the design and performance requirements for hose clamps, ensuring consistency and safety.
No, the pack of 30 contains only 7-9mm clips. For other sizes, please see the Sealey MHC series variants.
Verify that your hose diameter falls within the 7-9mm range. If the hose is smaller than 7mm, the clip will bottom out.
Ensure the hose is fully seated over the metal barb and that the clip is positioned directly over the barbed area, not behind it.
To install, slide the clip onto the hose before connecting it to the pipe fitting. Position the clip over the thickest part of the barb to ensure the hose is compressed evenly. Use a small screwdriver or a dedicated socket to tighten the screw mechanism until firm; avoid over-tightening to prevent cutting into the rubber. Since these are zinc-plated, they are resistant to engine bay contaminants, but it is recommended to periodically check for signs of white oxidation if the vehicle is frequently exposed to road salt or moisture. If a clip shows signs of corrosion, it should be replaced immediately to maintain integrity.
