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Hose clamps |
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These are the type of clamps I have used for any of my patching work. It features an easy to use devices such as quick disconnect or the use of standard tools only, no special fixtures. All or most of the screw heads on this clamps can be fitted with a wing nut or knob for finger tightening. This are standard parts that are available at hardware stores for purchase at a substancially low price, ask me for specs if you guys can't find one. |
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Constant torque pipe clamp, the nut can be replace with a wing nut. |
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Wide range clamp |
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Quick connect has high tensile stainless steel construction clamp that is easy to use. No tools is required for this one. Just quick turns using your own fingers. |
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Snap on clamps are easy to install and remove, stainless steel construction. |
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Adjustable SnapOn is another good one to use when it comes to good tensile strength, adjustability and ease of use. the hex head can always be fitted with a knob or similar kind for finger tightening. |
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One piece quick connect clamp, requires a socket wrench, but the screw head can always be fitted with a knob or thumb screw for ease of use. |
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