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P2M
aluminum
hose
clamp
is
a
revoluationary
hose
clamp
that
will
last
a
life
time.
The
clamp
is
made
from
extruded
round
aluminum
with
added
CNC
processing
to
cut
to
final
proper
clamp
size.
This
design
makes
the
clamp
extremely
durable
compared
to
conventional
hose
clamps
on
the
market.
There
are
many
benefits
of
using
the
P2M
aluminum
hose
clamps
vs
conventional
worm
drive
or
T-Bolt
Clamps
-
Durability
-
Life
time
use
of
the
clamp
and
will
not
deform
like
conventional
worm
drive
type
clamps
-
Aesthetic
-
Unlike
worm
drive
clamps
that
shows
the
pig
tail
grooves
after
tightened,
you
will
not
see
this
in
our
aluminum
hose
clamp
which
makes
your
engine
bay
clean.
Even
with
a
stainless
T-Bolt
clamps
you
still
get
the
extruded
bolt
protruding
out
from
the
clamp
and
can
be
visible
in
the
engine
bay.
-
Locking
Torque
-
The
aluminum
hose
clamp
provides
unilateral
tightening
torque
via
6mm
hex
bolt.
The
clamp
will
lock
the
pipe
360
degree
uni
formally
without
deformation.
In
addition,
by
using
the
hex
bolt
the
locking
torque
is
much
greater
than
conventional
worm
drive
type
clamps
which
means
less
chance
for
pipings
to
pop
out.
-
Sealing
-
The
material
of
the
aluminum
hose
clamp
bonds
very
well
with
silicone
vacuum
hoses
in
the
market.
Once
tightened
properly
it
is
virtually
impossible
for
the
clamps
to
come
loose.
-
Cost
-
The
price
of
the
P2M
aluminum
hose
clamp
is
priced
competitively
compared
to
the
conventional
stainless
T-Bolt
clamps
and
cheaper
than
industry
standard
aluminum
hose
clamps.
-
The
Aluminum
clamps
adjustment
range
is
very
narrow,
recommended
to
be
installed
on
silicone
hose
thickness
range
up
to
3mm
(+
/
-
1mm)
normally
3ply
silicone
hose
for
best
fitment.
-
Under
software
FEA
analysis,
our
aluminum
hose
clamps
can
withstand
up
minimum
10
bar
(145psi)
of
pressure
before
deformation
occurs.
Even
then
the
clamps
won't
break
apart!
![pressureDia.png](https://conceptzperformance.com/images/P2M/clampSizes/pressureDia.png)
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