Type B Worm Driven Hose Hoop

Most decent type B worm driven hose hoop are made from forged carbon steel (like AISI 1018 or 1022) or stainless steel (like 304 or 316). They use these steels because they're strong and last long. The steel needs to handle the high pressure when you tighten the worm-driven hose hoop down or when it's under load.

The steel doesn't bend or warp easily. This means the worm-driven hose hoop stays tight, and the worm gear keeps working right, even after you tighten it multiple times or use it in tough conditions. Basically, these materials are picked to take abuse without breaking.

Application:

In industries where you need hose connections that hold tight under high pressure, the type B worm driven hose hoop is a must-have. It’s used in a lot of main areas, like firefighting gear,think attaching hoses to pumps, monitors, and standpipes. It’s also common in industrial setups with hydraulic or pneumatic systems, on boats for deck washdowns, in heavy machinery with fluid lines, for big agricultural irrigation setups, and in processes that move chemicals around.

Any situation where you need a connection that won’t fail and doesn’t leak, especially for hoses that are 1.5 inches or bigger in diameter (like 38mm and up), really benefits from the reliability of a worm-driven hose clamp. It’s the go-to when you can’t risk leaks in tough, high-pressure jobs.

Maximum working pressure:

The pressure that a B type worm-driven hose hoop can withstand depends mainly on several factors: size, thickness of the band, material, and the specification of the hose it is connected to. For example, our larger stainless steel B-type worm drive hose rings, suitable for industrial hoses, can generally withstand pressures in excess of 250 PSI. Be sure to consult the specification table to understand the specific pressure rating of the specific model of worm drive hose ring you need.