Midland Industries SC-600R-SP Right Spiral Clamp 6 in

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES SC-600R-SP is a right-hand spiral, double bolt-drive hose clamp designed for securing heavily corrugated suction hoses in demanding fluid-handling applications. Built from steel with a zinc-plated finish, this clamp provides corrosion resistance and the holding strength needed for large-diameter suction lines. The 6-inch nominal size accommodates hose diameters ranging from 151 mm minimum to 170 mm maximum, giving technicians a reliable clamping range for corrugated hose assemblies. It weighs 2.09 pounds and ships with a minimum order quantity of one unit. The spiral bolt-drive design distributes clamping force evenly around the hose circumference, reducing the risk of hose deformation or leakage at the connection point.

This clamp is suited for use in industrial, agricultural, and heavy-equipment service environments where large-bore corrugated suction hoses are used to move water, slurries, or other fluids. The right-hand spiral orientation is specified for proper engagement with mating hose fittings and connectors in these systems. Plumbers, pipefitters, and equipment service technicians typically install this clamp where standard worm-drive clamps cannot provide adequate retention on deeply corrugated hose profiles.

Key Features

• Right-hand spiral, double bolt-drive design for even clamping force on corrugated hose
• 6-inch nominal size with a clamping range of 151 mm to 170 mm diameter
• Steel construction with zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance
• Specifically rated for heavily corrugated suction hose applications
• Bolt-drive mechanism allows precise torque control during installation

Compatibility

Designed for use with heavily corrugated suction hoses at 6-inch nominal diameter, where the hose outside diameter falls between 151 mm and 170 mm.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by pipefitters, plumbers, or mechanical technicians using standard hand or power tools to drive the clamping bolts. Depressurize and drain the associated line completely before removing or installing any hose clamp. Tighten both bolts evenly in alternating passes to achieve uniform seating around the corrugated hose profile. Do not overtighten, as excessive force can crack or deform the hose bead.