Collars, a type of fastener, are commonly used for securing hoses and similar items. The existing collar addresses issues previously encountered by other fasteners, such as dead ends and leaks in liquid and gas during the connection of small-diameter flexible and rigid hoses. This collar features an open inner and outer ring structure, secured by bolts. It effectively resolves dead ends and leakage issues in small-diameter flexible and rigid hose connections, making it widely used for fixing various piping products like water pipes and hoses.

Bolt Clamp Features: Minimized screw friction, suitable for high and medium vehicles or connections in corrosion-resistant material areas.

The clamp has a wide range of applications, offering both anti-torque and pressure resistance. The clamp provides balanced torque, secure locking, tightness, and a large adjustment range. It is suitable for fastening components connecting pipes over 30mm in diameter, both soft and hard. The assembly is aesthetically pleasing. This concludes the introduction to the differences between the clamp and general fasteners; we hope it is helpful to you.