Rotor Clip HC-6ST Zd Single Wire Hose Clamp Carbon Steel

Product Description

The ROTOR CLIP HC-6ST ZD is a single wire hose clamp manufactured from carbon steel, designed to secure hose connections in fluid and pneumatic line applications. At 0.88 inches wide and 0.082 inches thick, this clamp provides reliable radial clamping force for a 3/8 inch nominal diameter hose. The tang length is also 3/8 inch. Its single wire construction allows for quick installation and removal using standard hand tools, making it a common choice for production assembly lines, maintenance technicians, and service professionals working on low-pressure hose fittings across a range of industrial and mechanical systems.

This hose clamp is suited for use in light industrial, mechanical, and fluid handling applications where a compact, cost-effective single wire clamp is required. It is appropriate for securing rubber or flexible hose onto barbed or stepped fittings in pneumatic, hydraulic, and general fluid transfer assemblies. The small nominal diameter makes it a practical fit for tubing and hose lines commonly found in equipment, machinery, and process systems. It meets ISO 13485:2016 standards, indicating documented quality management system compliance relevant to regulated manufacturing environments.

Key Features

• Carbon steel construction provides strength and resistance to deformation under clamping load
• Single wire design allows fast installation and removal without specialized tooling
• 0.88 inch clamp width distributes clamping force evenly across the hose bead
• 0.082 inch material thickness maintains structural integrity at the clamp diameter
• Meets ISO 13485:2016 quality management standards
• 3/8 inch nominal diameter targets small-bore hose and tubing connections

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or production component for 3/8 inch nominal diameter hose applications requiring a single wire carbon steel clamp.

Installation Notes

Single wire hose clamps of this type are typically installed by mechanical technicians, assemblers, or plumbing and HVAC service professionals using hose clamp pliers or flat-blade tools. Ensure the hose is fully seated on the fitting barb before positioning the clamp. Inspect the hose bead area for cuts or wear before reinstallation. Always depressurize and drain the line before servicing any hose connection.