The influence of tightening speed on installation efficiency and quality

The maximum tightening speed of the hose clamp directly affects the installation efficiency and quality.

Too fast tightening speed may cause thread wear, deformation or loose tightening of the hose clamp, or even damage the pipe or hose. In addition, high-speed tightening may make torque control inaccurate and affect the sealing effect. Therefore, under the premise of ensuring the installation quality, the tightening speed should be reasonably controlled according to the material characteristics, tool performance and lubrication conditions to avoid sacrificing reliability in pursuit of efficiency.

Hose clamp tightening speed

The tightening speed specifications for hose clamps vary by model, material and application, and are usually provided by the manufacturer. At Seikou, manufacturers recommend that low and medium pressure hose clamps be tightened at speeds in the 200-500 RPM range. Following these recommendations will ensure that our hose clamps are installed correctly and last.

Consequences of incorrectly tightening the hose clamp

Incorrectly tightening the hose clamp may lead to seal failure, leakage, pipe or hose damage, thread wear, stress concentration and even fracture. Over-tightening will fracture the material, while under-tightening will loosen the connection. These problems will reduce system reliability, increase maintenance costs, and even cause safety hazards. Therefore, it is crucial to correctly control the tightening force and method.

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