Value Collection BD77777 Wire Clamps Steel 0.5 in 100 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD77777 is a steel wire clamp designed for securing tube and hose assemblies in plumbing, HVAC, and general mechanical installations. Each clamp accommodates a maximum outside diameter of 0.5 inches and has a width of 0.3125 inches, making it suitable for small-diameter tubing applications where a low-profile, reliable hold is required. Constructed from steel, these clamps deliver consistent clamping force in both indoor and controlled outdoor service environments. This listing covers a pack of 100 individual clamps, providing enough quantity for production work, fleet service, or stocking a service van.

These wire clamps are used wherever small-diameter tube or hose connections need to be held securely without the bulk of a band-style clamp. Typical applications include condensate drain lines, low-pressure pneumatic tubing, refrigerant line insulation sleeves, and similar small-bore connections found in residential and light commercial HVAC, plumbing, and equipment service work. The compact width keeps the clamp footprint minimal in tight access areas.

Key Features

• Steel construction for consistent clamping force and durability in service environments
• 0.5 inch maximum outside diameter accommodates small-bore tube and hose
• 0.3125 inch width provides a low-profile hold in confined spaces
• Pack of 100 clamps supports production runs, bulk service work, or van stocking
• Wire-style design reduces material bulk compared to band or screw clamps

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wire clamp for tube and hose assemblies with an outside diameter up to 0.5 inches, suitable for use across HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical service applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by HVAC technicians, plumbers, or mechanical service professionals. Before installing or removing hose clamps on any pressurized line, relieve system pressure and, where applicable, shut off fluid or refrigerant supply to the affected circuit. Use the appropriate pliers or clamp tool to seat the clamp evenly without distorting the hose or tube wall. Verify the clamp is fully seated and the hose is not kinked or misaligned after installation.