Among various pipe fasteners, American-style hose clamps occupy a significant position in the industrial sector due to their unique through-hole process and superior performance.
An American-style hose clamp, also known as a throat clamp, is a pipe fastener manufactured using a through-hole stamping process. It consists of core components such as a metal band, a clamp head, and a metal screw. Some models also include a handle for easy manual operation.
Unlike traditional hose clamps, the American-style hose clamp has a continuous steel band engagement groove, with the screw teeth directly embedded in the groove. This design ensures a more balanced torsional torque during tightening, providing a stronger locking force and enabling a precise and powerful engagement. Although the steel band may break under strong pulling, its tensile strength is actually superior to that of a German-style hose clamp.
American hose clamps are available in various sizes and applications, including small American, medium American, and large American. Common materials include stainless steel and carbon steel to meet the needs of various environments.
Due to their sturdy, reliable design and wide adjustment range, American-style hose clamps are widely used for connecting and fastening various soft and hard pipes. Their main applications cover several key industries:
Whether it is a complex industrial pipeline or a daily hose connection, American hose clamps can provide reliable and beautiful fastening solutions with their unique craftsmanship and excellent performance.