مشبك تثبيت الأنابيب المصنوع من الحديد المجلفن و المبطن بالمطاط قياس (1/2")

The clamp has a 1/2" wide band, comes in a pack of 10, is heat resistant up to 900°C, offers corrosion resistance, and features a highly adjustable design with galvanized hardware for durability.

It's ideal for plumbing repair and maintenance, as well as automotive, marine, and DIY projects that require secure fastening of 1/2" pipes or tubing.

1) Place the clamp around the pipe or tubing. 2) Align the screw holes. 3) Insert and tighten the fastening screws. 4) Check the grip and test for fit. 5) Re‑tighten if needed, ensuring you don’t over‑tighten and damage the pipe.

Yes. The clamp’s adjustable design and compact 1/2" band help you secure it even in tight spaces, and its galvanized hardware adds durability in challenging installations.

Use the clamp within its temperature rating (up to 900°C) and ensure you’re clamping a 1/2" pipe. Clean and dry the surface before installation, avoid sharp edges, and tighten screws to a secure but not excessive level.

This clamp is optimized for 1/2" pipes with a rubber grip for flexible applications. For alternatives, you can explore: Alternative A: 1/2" GI Rubber Clamp Pack of 20 — https://fepy.com/product/12-gi-rubber-clamp-pack-20; Alternative B: 1/2" GI Rubber Clamp Pack of 5 — https://fepy.com/product/12-gi-rubber-clamp-pack-5; Alternative C: 1/2" Stainless Steel Hose Clamp — https://fepy.com/product/half-inch-stainless-steel-hose-clamp

It’s designed for 1/2" pipes or tubing and works well on a variety of surfaces, including metal and plastic, thanks to the rubber grip and reinforced hardware.

Yes. The pack of 10 provides a cost-effective solution for multiple connections. If your project requires more or fewer clamps, consider the alternative pack sizes available on Fepy (e.g., packs of 5 or 20) to match your needs.

Yes. Start by positioning the clamp with the screws accessible, hand‑tighten first, then use a small screwdriver to finish. Ensure the clamp sits evenly around the pipe, and test the fit before final operation.

Check that the pipe is securely held with no wobble, ensure screws are snug but not over-tightened, and inspect the joint after initial use to confirm the grip remains stable.