GATES 32929 Shrink Clamp 1-1/16 Inch Minimum Diameter

Gates 32929 shrink clamps are clamping mechanisms that utilise the thermal properties of materials to achieve a secure and tight grip. These clamps are used in manufacturing and industrial applications where temporary or permanent fastening of objects is required.

Features:

• Gates 32929 shrink clamp is constructed of heat-sensitive thermoplastic that provides excellent strength and thermal resistance to prevent over or under-tightening.
• They have an operating temperature range of -40 to 302 degrees F.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How to install Gates shrink clamps?

A.

• Choose the right size of shrink clamp for your application.Ensure that the hose to be clamped is clean.
• Slide the shrink clamp onto the hose and position it in the desired location.
• Use a heat gun or another heat source to apply heat evenly to the shrink clamp.
• The clamp will shrink and tighten around the hose as it heats up. Keep applying heat until the clamp contracts and securely grips the hose.
• Allow the clamp to cool before applying any pressure to the clamped area.
• Inspect the installation procedure and ensure that the clamp is properly positioned and provides a secure connection after cooling down.

Q. How to apply heat while installing this shrink clamp?

A.

• Use a standard heat gun with the setting on high.
• Do not use an open flame to apply heat.
• Adhere to the safety procedures provided by the heat gun manufacturer.
• Avoid applying heat to one spot for too long. Keep the heat gun in motion continuously.
• Move the heat gun continuously around as much of the clamp's surface as possible, ensuring at least 1/3 of the surface is covered. While PowerGrip SB clamps are highly durable, excessive heat can cause them to melt.
• Continue applying heat until shrinking is complete. The printed information on the clamp will turn grey when enough heat has been applied.
• Finally, remove the heat source.

Q. How to change old clamps?

A. For changing the old clamp, the user can melt the band using a soldering iron. It is important to note that using any other cutting device could potentially cause damage to the hose.