Hcl Fasteners HC-F-PA66-BK | 56LW31 | Herbie Clip Hose Clamp, 15 mm - 17.1 mm Size

Q: How to use a Herbie Clip?

Wrap the clamp around the hose or tubing.Engage teeth initially by hand.Fully tighten the clip with a tool to secure the connection.To remove the clip, place the HCL removal tool at the bottom part of the jaw and slide or twist sideways.

Specifications

Item	Hose Clamp
Band Thickness	0.087"
Band Width	7/25"
Clamp Material	Nylon
Clamp Material Grade	Grade 6.6
Color	Black
Flammability	Ul 94 V-2
Hazardous Goods	No
Head Height	13/25"

Max. Diameter	0.69"
Max. Long Term Operating Temp.	255°F
Max. Peak Operating Temp.	340°F
Min. Diameter	0.59"
Number Of Pieces	5000
Size Range	15.0 mm to 17.1 mm
Temp. Range	-40°F to +338°F
Thickness	2 mm

Product Details

HCL Fasteners HC-F-PA66-BK hose clamp provides a strong and reliable connection in agricultural machinery, automotive engines, white goods, medical equipment applications and more.

Shipping Information

Height (cm)	40.64
Length (cm)	60.96
Width (cm)	30.48

HS Code	39174000
Country Of Origin	GB
Weight (kg)	19

Features

This Herbie clip is made of nylon 6.6 and uses a ratchet mechanism to attach and seal a hose onto a fitting.
It incorporates a unique double row of interlocking toothed jaws which offers twice the clamping force as opposed to single-toothed clamps.
It features a snap-to-fit design for quick and easy installation.
HCL Fasteners clamp tool comes with adjustable stops to accommodate multiple sizes of Herbie clips and provide consistent tightening.

Certifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Nylon 6.6 and polypropylene?

PA66 (Nylon 6.6) provides exceptional strength and good heat resistance, whereas PP (polypropylene) offers improved resistance to chemicals like strong acids or alkalis.

What is the function of a gun grip handle in a pneumatic tool?

The gun grip handle provides both vertical and horizontal access to the hose clamp for proper tool installation.

How to use a Herbie Clip?

Wrap the clamp around the hose or tubing.
Engage teeth initially by hand.
Fully tighten the clip with a tool to secure the connection.
To remove the clip, place the HCL removal tool at the bottom part of the jaw and slide or twist sideways.