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GEARWRENCH offers a variety of hose clamp and pinch-off pliers with professional strength and performance features. Hose clamp pliers are available in straight, angled, heavy duty, and Corbin styles, for use on flat band, Corbin style, and flat ear-style hose clamps. Our hose pinch-off pliers accept 4 different hose diameters: up to 3/4", up to 1", up to 1-1/4", and up to 2-1/2". Hose clamp pliers are ideal for use on a variety of hoses including radiator, water, air, heater, vacuum, and fuel lines. These specialized pliers are a labor-saving addition for every mechanic's toolbox.
Returnable | 90-Day |
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Shop Equipment Product Type | Hose Clamp Tool |
Manufacturer Warranty | Full Lifetime |
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Our hose pinch-off pliers accept four different hose diameters: up to 3/4", up to 1", up to 1-1/4", and up to 2-1/2
These are designed to work with the straight hose clamps and that designed probably did not consider styles from the 60s and 70s. However, if the clamp ends fit into the plier heads it may work. I wouldn't purchase them just for that in the event that it doesn't work on such a late model clamp.
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Hey Ron, I'm not sure I 100% understand your question, they are meant to open up the spring type hose clamps. This type of clamp is commonly found on radiator hoses and can be extremely finicky, to remove the clamp you need to pinch 2 prongs together. These pliers allow the user to both pinch the clamp, relieving pressure on the hose and lock on so it can easily be slid past the flare. Thanks!
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