6-Pack Double Wire Hose Clamp, 34-38mm 304 Stainless Steel Hose Clips Pipe Tube Clamps with M6 Bolt Adjustable for Dust Collection Hose/Pump/Rubber/PVC Pipe Connect [Silver]

I ordered the 24-27mm hose clamps for my pond hoses. My pond hoses are 1" in diameter, and I found the 24-27 mm size to be a bit tight and hard to work with. Given that, I'd recommend sizing up just a little bit to have more workroom. Quality-wise, these are good, and these are much sturdier than the worm gear hose clamps that I'm used to.

Make sure you carefully measure what you'll be connecting these to. Mine are sized correctly for what I ordered but I didn't measure the outer diameter, and the measure of the tubing was inner diameter. My bad. Nothing is wrong with these double wire hose clamps. They work by twisting the screw which expands the ends and decreases the diameter of the double wire clamp. Pricing doesn't appear to be anything special and seems on par with big box stores. These will work great when I find a need for 11-14mm clamps.

Great product

really not very good

We have used several of these wire hose clamps on our pond pump and filter hose, some of the old clips that were only zinc plated had rusted badly and with winter coming we didn't want to take any chances with them breaking and us losing water from the pond or worse, losing any fish. The M METERXITY hose clips are totally made from 304 grade stainless steel, that means the wire clips and the bolts are both stainless steel and so, will last indefinitely. Some clips claim to be stainless steel but have zinc plated mild steel bolts and the bolts eventually rust, not so with the M METERXITY CLIPS which are a far superior product. You get twenty of these great quality 24mm-27mm all stainless steel clips for £12.99, after using them ourselves and seeing just how good they are £12.99 seems a really good price for the twenty pack. Build quality, price, and quantity, get these clips five positive stars from us.

I am trying to avoid repairing a leaky pipe. It is a rubber hose that attaches to a plastic pipe, and the rubber has split a little bit. I taped it up but it wasn't strong enough, so I got these holes clamps. These clamps are very easy to fit if the pipe is not attached, but you are also able to open up the clamps to slide around the pipe if the pipe is fixed at two ends. That was a situation I was in, and the wire is strong enough to tolerate you pulling back and forth. You will have to disassemble it but then reassembly is quite quick and easy. I was able to do this for the leaky pipe and I could tighten it on by hand and then with some pliers. Ideally you would have a simple socket to tighten it perfectly. Comes in a cardboard box, so you'll have to find your own container