HCL Introduces Hose-Clamping Products

A wide range of hose- and pipe-clamping systems will be featured on the HCL Clamping Solutions stand at Southern Manufacturing 2011. The company will use the event as a platform to launch the new catalogue of its range of hose-clamping products that is said to cover any application. HCL provides a range of plastics clamps that can be used up to 150C, including UV-resistant versions.

For high-temperature use, steel clamps are available, together with titanium or high nickel/chromium clamps for corrosive environments. HCL Clamping Solutions also provides a technical advisory service, as well as a full range of tooling and accessories. The company invites visitors to its stand at Southern Manufacturing to discuss hydraulic or pneumatic securing needs.

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