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Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Hose Clamp for Large Diameter Applications

Original price was: $2.67.Current price is: $2.03.

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When you’re dealing with the big stuff—those 6 to 7 inch diameter hoses on combines, sprayers, or heavy-duty irrigation systems—regular clamps just don’t cut it. This heavy-duty Breeze clamp is built to handle the serious pressure and vibration that comes with large agricultural hoses. Whether it’s a grain bin ventilation system or a high-flow irrigation line, this clamp keeps things sealed tight when failure isn’t an option.

What You’re Getting

  • All-stainless construction that won’t rust or corrode even in harsh farm conditions
  • Half-inch wide band spreads clamping force evenly to prevent hose damage
  • 5/16 inch hex screw gives you plenty of torque without stripping
  • Accommodates 6-1/8 to 7 inch diameter range with consistent pressure across the full adjustment
  • Breeze brand quality—the same clamps trusted by equipment manufacturers

Built for Real Farm Work

This size clamp is what you’ll find on larger agricultural equipment where big hoses handle serious flow rates. Think grain handling systems, large irrigation pumps, combine dust collection systems, and heavy-duty hydraulic applications. The stainless steel construction means it’ll handle everything from fertilizer chemicals to grain dust without breaking down.

Made to Last

Farm equipment works in tough conditions, and your hose clamps need to keep up. The all-stainless design resists corrosion from chemicals, weather, and the daily grind of agricultural work. The wide band design distributes pressure evenly so you get a solid seal without crushing the hose.

Good to Know

Make sure you have the right size socket or wrench for the 5/16 inch hex head—it makes installation much easier. When tightening, snug it down firmly but don’t overdo it—the wide band does the work for you. If you’re replacing an old clamp, clean the hose surface first for the best seal.