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3926704
Spring Hose Clamp
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DESCRIPTION
A spring hose clamp, also known as a constant tension clamp, is a type of clip used to secure hoses in automotive systems. The 3926704 part number refers to a specific model of spring hose clamp. Unlike traditional worm gear clamps, which can loosen over time due to vibrations and changes in temperature, spring hose clamps maintain a constant level of tension on the hose. This helps to prevent leaks and ensures that the hose remains securely attached to the fitting. The 3926704 spring hose clamp is designed for use with hoses that have an outer diameter of approximately 1 inch (25mm). It features a metal construction with a flexible spring mechanism that allows it to expand and contract as needed for easy installation and removal.
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SPECIFICATIONS

Hazard Description
Non-Hazardous (NOI, ICE/Auto)
Package Dimensions
6.5 x 6.5 x 0.13 in
Weight
0.313 lbs
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