Feature images are indicative only. Refer to technical drawing for final dimensions.
| Box quantity | 300 |
|---|---|
| MaximumBundleDiameter | 32 |
| MinimumBundleDiameter | 17 |
| Type | Screw |
| Coating | View details |
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The CW00452ADD hose clamp, sourced by Facil, is designed for precision and durability in automotive applications. Crafted with a screw-type mechanism, this clamp offers an easy and secure fastening solution, ensuring a tight seal to prevent leaks and maintain consistent fluid flow. Featuring a versatile design, it accommodates hose diameters ranging from 17mm to 32mm, making it suitable for various connections within vehicle systems. This clamp, available in convenient boxes of 300, is zinc-plated for enhanced resistance to corrosion and wear, crucial for withstanding extreme conditions. Ideal for use in fuel systems, air intakes, and coolant passages, this hose clamp is a dependable choice for maintaining performance and safety in your vehicle.
The CW00452ADD hose clamp is engineered for simplicity and effectiveness, allowing effortless installation and adjustment. Its robust construction ensures long-term reliability, minimizing maintenance and replacement needs. This makes it not only cost-effective but also vital for ensuring the consistent operation of automotive components. Whether you're a mechanic seeking quality parts or a vehicle owner aiming for peace of mind, this clamp provides the necessary support for optimal performance.
With its user-friendly design, the CW00452ADD ensures that adjustments and installations can be carried out quickly, saving valuable time in automotive repair and maintenance tasks. Its adaptability makes it a versatile component, suitable for a variety of systems and applications. Trust in the quality and performance of Facil's products to deliver results that meet high industry standards, allowing you to focus on what you do best—keeping vehicles running smoothly.
