SPECIFICATIONS

Automotive Swivel-Jaw Hose Clamp Pliers

A specialized, heavy-duty plier tool designed for the removal and installation of flat-band (spring-loaded) hose clamps, particularly in areas requiring angled access. The unique feature is the inclusion of swivel jaws that pivot to securely grip the clamp tangs from various directions without slipping. The tool features a locking mechanism to hold the clamp open once compressed, allowing for hands-free hose maintenance. It is an essential tool for automotive cooling and vacuum system repairs.

Key Features:

• Design & Detail: Pliers with long, sturdy handles and a head featuring rotating or swivel jaws with non-slip surfaces to grip hose clamp tangs. It includes a locking mechanism (ratchet or similar) to keep the clamp compressed. The handle provides an "Ergonomic handle" for "better grip" and "easier and quicker" operation.

• Material & Finish: Constructed from high-quality, anti-corrosion steel (often chrome-plated or similar) for maximum strength and durability. The handles are typically covered or ergonomically shaped for comfort and non-slip use.

• Functionality: Used to compress and lock open the spring tension on flat-band hose clamps, allowing removal or installation of hoses. The swivel jaws are crucial for working in confined spaces and engaging clamps at awkward angles, which is common in modern engine compartments.

• Application Variety: Indispensable for work on automotive cooling systems (radiator hoses, heater hoses), fuel lines, and vacuum lines that utilize quick-release spring clamps. Used by professional mechanics and engine builders.

• Benefit: The swivel jaw design ensures a secure grip regardless of the clamp's orientation, improving efficiency and preventing damage to clamps, hoses, and surrounding engine components during difficult maintenance tasks.

Why Choose This Product?

The Swivel-Jaw Hose Clamp Pliers are highly valued for their versatility; the rotating jaws allow technicians to reach and securely handle clamps positioned at difficult or oblique angles, providing an "easier and quicker" operation than fixed-jaw pliers.