Heavy Duty Tube Clamps Fit for Industrial Application
Tube Clamps
Nylon Tube Clamps
Tube Clamps
Nylon Tube Clamps
Heavy Duty
Tube Clamps
Nylon Tube Clamp
Wide Flange
What are tube clamps?
As the name suggests, tube clamps are designed for tube and cable management. Tube clamps are used in a variety of applications, such as automotive repair, plumbing, and HVAC. They can be used to hold tubes in place during construction or repair, or to secure hoses and cables in their final positions.
Ovesco’s tube clamps are designed for use in industrial and commercial settings, and are particularly suitable for organising tubes and piping on heavy machinery and work vehicles such as trucks and vans.
Our nylon tube clamps are extremely durable and can easily withstand high stress without loosening or breaking their grip. We also offer lightweight metal tube clips, which are ideal for quick and easy neatening.
Browse our tube clamp collection, and feel free to reach out for advice or help to discover other component management solutions.
Why choose us?
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We have over 4000 high quality product lines available in hundreds of different categories.
20 years
We have over 20 years of experience servicing businesses in industrial and transport.
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How we meet customer expectations
Our staff are highly experienced tradespeople from an array of fields and offer reliable advice for all solutions in the industrial and transport sectors. Contact us by phone or send through an email enquiry and one of our qualified staff will contact you back to assist with the right solution.
FAQs
What are heavy-duty tube clamps?
Heavy-duty tube clamps are robust fastening devices designed to secure tubes, pipes, hoses, or cables in industrial settings. They provide a secure hold, resistance to vibration, and protection against movement or damage.
How do I choose the right heavy-duty tube clamp size for my application?
Can heavy-duty tube clamps be used for overhead applications?
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