Analysis Instruments

1. Material:

• Stainless Steel (SS):
  • 304 Stainless Steel: Commonly used for general-purpose applications with good corrosion resistance.
  • 316 Stainless Steel: Used for highly corrosive environments, such as marine applications.
• Rubber: Often has a rubber lining or rubberized coating to prevent damage to the surfaces being clamped and ensure a firm grip.
• Aluminum: Lightweight and corrosion-resistant option for some applications.
• Plastic: Used in applications where corrosion is not an issue and cost efficiency is needed.

• Shape: A unique duckbill or duck-like shape, broad at the base and tapering toward the end. This allows for the clamp to cover a larger area and exert pressure evenly.
• Adjustability: Some clamps feature a screw mechanism or locking mechanism to adjust the size and grip based on the diameter of the item being clamped.
• Flexible Jaw: The clamp’s flexible jaw allows it to wrap around various sizes and shapes securely.
• Pressure Distribution: Provides a uniform pressure over a wide surface area, which helps prevent damage to the material being clamped.

• Fluid and Gas Piping Systems: Used to secure hoses or pipes in place in plumbing, automotive, and industrial fluid handling systems.
• Automotive: Common in automotive systems to clamp hoses, pipes, and other flexible components.
• HVAC Systems: Used to hold flexible ducts in place in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
• Agriculture: Used in agricultural equipment, especially in irrigation systems, to secure hoses and tubing.
• Marine: Used in marine environments to secure hoses and pipes exposed to salty or harsh conditions, especially in engine rooms.

• Diameter Range: Duck clamps are available in various sizes to accommodate different pipe, hose, or duct diameters, typically ranging from 1 inch to several inches.
• Adjustable Sizes: Many duck clamps are adjustable and can be resized to fit a range of pipe or hose diameters.

• Durability: Duck clamps are highly durable and resistant to damage under high pressure or in rough operating conditions.
• Corrosion Resistance: Stainless steel or plastic materials provide corrosion resistance, making the clamps suitable for outdoor or marine environments.
• Ease of Use: Easy to install or remove, with some models featuring quick-release mechanisms.
• Flexibility: The design of duck clamps allows for a flexible fit, making them useful in tight spaces or when clamping irregular shapes.