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Standard Clamptite Tools

Name: Standard Clamptite Tools
SKU: CLT05

Custom Clamp Making Tool

CLT05

What's special about these clamps?

The Standard tool can handle wire sizes up to .051″ including sizes .032″ and .041″.
Plated Steel & Aluminum
Emergency repairs to leaky hoses (in a car or your garden!)
Used in place of a banding tool
Creating custom, or non standard sized, clamps using available wire
Firmly securing header wrap & other Insulators to headers
Fixing split axe, hammer, and other wooden tool handles
Repairing broken tie rods
Clamping fuel lines in hard to reach places
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This Clamptite Tool gives you the ability to create a perfect, custom fitted clamp for your hoses in any application. Ideal for emergency applications such has a hose bursting in your vehicle, the tools can be used as banding tools, reducers or for creating custom clamps with any gauge wire and almost any type of wire you may have including stainless steel wire, tie wire, and even a wire clothes hanger. Clamptite saves you money on clamps by turning any inexpensive wire into the best clamp money can buy. These clamps are the only tool are the market with a true 360 degree seal and no flat spots. Clamps made with ClampTite are 10X stronger, and 90% lighter than traditional clamps! Save time and money on hose clamps by creating your own temporary or permanent clamps using inexpensive wire.

Clamptite Tools
Color	Part #	Description	Price
	CLT05	4 3/4" Plated Steel / Aluminum Tool W/ Wingnut	Qty:
	CLT05-25	4 3/4" Plated Steel / Aluminum Tool W/ Wingnut & 1LB. Can of .025 Safety Wire	Qty:
	CLT05-32	4 3/4" Plated Steel / Aluminum Tool W/ Wingnut & 1LB. Can of .032 Safety Wire	Qty:
	CLT05-41	4 3/4" Plated Steel / Aluminum Tool W/ Wingnut & 1LB. Can of .041 Safety Wire	Qty:

Choosing The Correct ClampTite Tool For My Project

How exactly do you choose with ClampTite tool you need? Well, it comes down to a few factors including:

The size of the wire or material you will be clamping: The Clamptite tool is available in various sizes, each designed to work with a specific range of wire or material sizes. Be sure to choose a tool that can accommodate the diameter of the wire or material you will be clamping.

The type of wire or material you will be clamping: The Clamptite tool can work for clamping a wide range of materials, including wire, rope, cord, and tubing. However, some materials may require a larger or smaller tool to achieve a secure clamp.

The strength of the clamp you need: If you need a strong, permanent clamp, you may want to choose a larger tool that can create a tighter grip. However, if you need a more flexible or temporary clamp, a smaller tool may be sufficient.

The intended use of the clamp: Consider the environment and purpose of the clamp when selecting a Clamptite tool. For example, if the clamp will be exposed to harsh weather conditions or extreme temperatures, you may want to choose a larger tool for added durability.

ClampTite Single Wrap Instructions

Step 1: Insert end of wire into front pin on the left hand side. Bring wire over the nose and in front of forward pin on the right hand side. Wrap wire around hose (as many wraps as desired). Bring wire over the top of the wraps and around the rear pin on the right hand side. Take wire over the top of the tool and around the pin on the left hand side.

Step 2: Place loop of wire around the nose of the ClampTite and twist to tighten. Wrap wire around hose (as many wraps as desired). Bring wire over the top of the wraps and around the rear pin on the right hand side. Take wire over the top of the tool and around the pin on the left hand side.

Step 3: Turn wing nut to tighten. When clamp has reached desired tension, rotate tool 180 degrees to lock clamp. Loosen wing nut and remove ClampTite tool. Clip wire ends about 1/4 inch from clam and push down towards hose.

ClampTite Double Wrap Instructions

Step 1: Cut wire to length (4 times around project plus 12" for tool). Fold wire in half, tape or wire nut ends together. Wrap around hose where you want a clamp. Tuck ends through the loop.

Step 2: Continue to wrap around. Place tool as shown with wire over front pin and around rear pin. Twist ends together tightly about 6 twists as close to the body of the tool as possible.

Step 3: Place notch at end of tool against the wire loop. Turn wing nut clockwise to tighten (right hand threads).

Step 4: Rotate tool over to lock the clamp bending wires back over themselves. Loosen wing nut and remove the clamptite tool. Clip off wire ends about 1/4 inch from clamp and push ends down against the hose.