Hose Clips - Autobar

Whether you're attaching piping to a seal in your home, garden, or in your car, these Hose Clips w...

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These Autobar Hose Clips are designed for home, garden, and automotive use, providing a reliable seal for piping applications. Made from durable mild steel, they offer long-lasting wear resistance. While highly effective, ensure you select the correct 'oo' size for your specific hose diameter.

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Model Part Number00
BrandAutobar

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FAQs

What does 'oo' size mean for these hose clips?

The 'oo' designation refers to a specific size range for hose clips, typically indicating a diameter suitable for smaller hoses. Always check the product specifications for the exact diameter range.

Can these hose clips be used for fuel lines?

Yes, these clips can be used for fuel lines in automotive applications, provided they are the correct size and are tightened securely to prevent leaks.

Are these clips suitable for high-pressure applications?

These hose clips are designed for general-purpose sealing. For very high-pressure systems, specialized clamps may be required. Always consult your system's requirements.

How do I know if I have the right size clip?

The clip should fit snugly around the hose where it meets the fitting. There should be no gaps, and the screw should tighten without excessive force. The 'oo' size is for a specific diameter range; confirm this matches your hose.

What tools are needed to install these hose clips?

A standard screwdriver is typically required to tighten the worm gear screw on the hose clip.

Can I reuse these hose clips?

Yes, these hose clips can generally be reused. However, inspect them for any damage or signs of wear before reinstallation.

Troubleshooting

Hose clip won't tighten

Ensure the screw is not stripped and that the clip is the correct size for the hose. Check for any debris obstructing the screw threads.

Leak after tightening

The clip may not be tightened enough, or it may be the wrong size for the hose. Ensure the clip is centered on the fitting and tighten further, or try a different size clip.

Clip appears to be rusting

Mild steel can corrode over time, especially in humid or wet conditions. Clean the clip and consider applying a rust inhibitor or replacing the clip if corrosion is severe.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable construction for longevity
  • Provides a secure and reliable seal
  • Suitable for various environments (home, garden, auto)
  • Cost-effective solution for hose connection needs

Cons

  • Specific 'oo' size may not fit all hoses
  • Mild steel may be susceptible to rust in harsh environments over extended periods
  • Requires a screwdriver for tightening

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Select the appropriate 'oo' size hose clip for your piping.
  2. Slide the clip over the hose.
  3. Insert the hose onto the fitting.
  4. Position the hose clip over the connection point.
  5. Tighten the screw using a screwdriver until the hose is securely fastened and a seal is formed. Do not overtighten.

Compatibility:

These 'oo' size hose clips are designed for specific hose diameters. Always confirm your hose's outer diameter matches the size range of the 'oo' clip to ensure a proper fit. They are generally compatible with rubber, plastic, and silicone hoses used in home, garden, and automotive applications.

Care:

To maintain the integrity and longevity of the hose clips, it is recommended to:

  • Clean any dirt or debris from the clips periodically.
  • Inspect for signs of corrosion, especially if used in damp or exposed environments.
  • For extended outdoor or automotive use, consider applying a light coat of rust inhibitor if corrosion is a concern.

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