Rotor Clip HC-32ST Zd Single Wire Hose Clamp 2 in

Product Description

The ROTOR CLIP HC-32ST ZD is a single wire hose clamp made from carbon steel, designed for secure hose retention in fluid and pneumatic line applications. With a 2-inch nominal diameter, an overall width of 2.31 inches, and a wire thickness of 0.177 inches, this clamp delivers consistent clamping force across a range of hose and fitting sizes. The tang length measures 3/8 inches. Its single-wire construction allows for quick installation and removal, making it a practical choice for maintenance-heavy environments. Licensed tradespeople and MRO technicians working on hydraulic, pneumatic, or general fluid transfer assemblies will find this clamp suited to standard industrial and light commercial service work.

This hose clamp is used in residential, commercial, and light industrial plumbing and fluid transfer systems where a reliable, low-profile retention solution is needed. It is well suited for securing hoses on pneumatic tools, fluid lines, and similar assemblies where a nominal 2-inch diameter fitting is present. The single wire design is common in production and service environments that require fast clamp cycling or frequent hose changeouts.

Key Features

• Single wire construction allows fast installation and removal without special tooling
• 2-inch nominal diameter fits standard hose and barb fittings in that size range
• Overall width of 2.31 inches provides broad contact surface for even clamping pressure
• Wire thickness of 0.177 inches delivers structural rigidity under moderate pressure
• Carbon steel construction offers strength suitable for general-purpose fluid and pneumatic lines
• Meets ISO 13485:2016 standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style single wire hose clamp replacement for applications requiring a 2-inch nominal diameter clamp in carbon steel construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by plumbers, HVAC technicians, or MRO maintenance trades using standard pliers or hose clamp pliers. Depressurize and drain the line completely before removing or installing any hose clamp. Ensure the clamp seats squarely over the hose bead or barb before releasing tension. Inspect the hose end for wear or cracking during any clamp service.