Hose Clamp Packs

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Hose Clamp Packs

Stock up with confidence using our bulk packs of hose clips, designed for secure, long-lasting performance across a wide range of applications. Whether you're working on cooling systems, fuel lines, or general maintenance, these clips deliver reliable clamping strength every time.

Available in a variety of pack sizes to suit your needs, each set comes in premium packaging for easy storage, organisation, and presentation. Perfect for workshops, trade professionals, or anyone needing dependable fastening solutions in larger volumes.

Why buy clips in packs rather than singly?

Cost and convenience. A 10 or 100 pack works out considerably cheaper per clip than buying singles, and it means the right clip is on the shelf when you need it rather than being a trip to the merchant. If you fit hoses regularly, running out of the one size you need mid-job is the expensive part, not the clips.

What types are available in packs?

Worm drive clips in 18 size ranges from 9mm to 12mm up to 135mm to 165mm; T-bolt clamps in 23 ranges from 17mm to 19mm up to 122mm to 130mm; mini fuel clips in 11 ranges from 7mm to 9mm up to 18mm to 20mm; and rubber lined P-clips in 10 sizes from 5mm to 35mm. All available in 10 and 100 packs.

Should I buy a single size pack or an assorted box?

A single size pack if you know exactly what you need and will use them - fitting out a vehicle, a production run, a fleet. An assorted box if you are stocking a workshop or a van and want a spread of sizes on hand. We do assorted boxes in 2, 5 and 10 of each size across worm drive, T-bolt, mini and P-clips.

W1 or W4 - which should I buy in bulk?

W4 stainless if the clips will see weather, coolant, road salt or a marine environment, which covers most engine bay and outdoor work. W1 zinc plated is cheaper and fine for dry indoor and general workshop use. Given that a corroded clip seizing in an awkward place costs far more than the clip, stainless is usually the better bulk buy.

How do I know which size range I need?

Size to the outside diameter of the hose once it is fitted over the pipe, not to the hose bore. Each clip is listed by its adjustment range - for example 9mm to 12mm - and you want your fitted diameter to sit around the middle of that range rather than at either extreme. A clip at the end of its travel has almost no thread engaged.

When should I use T-bolt rather than worm drive?

On boost, intercooler and turbo pipework, and anywhere with real vibration. A worm drive clip concentrates its force near the screw housing and its perforated band can bite into soft silicone; a T-bolt applies even pressure right round the joint with a smooth inner band, and holds tension far better through heat cycling.