Irrigation Hose Clamp 1/2" Diameter(Suitable for 13-15mm Outer Pipe Diameter), Stainless Steel Double Coil Spring Water Pipe Clip for Garden Irrigation, 60pcs

Way way too small for 1/2 inch irrigation tubing which is at least 16mm for standard and 17mm for better quality likeetc. Name brand (Rain Bird, Hunter, etc). Don't waste your time... buy a standard 1/2in slip clamps and crimp them

shouldn't ever use worm gear clamps under the hood because as rubber goes through heat cycles it looses the tension fixed diameter clamps put on it and deforms to the shape of the clamp. These spring styles clamps not only look good but will keep constant tension on the decaying rubber and will last significantly longer

This clamp is a game-changer for irrigation projects. With its double-coil spring design and sturdy stainless steel, it holds hoses securely without slipping or rusting. It feels reliable and well-made, making installations smooth and stress-free. Perfect for handling small water pipe setups, it’s a must-have for anyone who values durability and ease of use. I did order too much by accident though.

I tried using these clips with "Raindrip 052010P 1/2 in. Drip Irrigation Supply Tubing" that I purchased on Amazon. "SPECIFICATIONS: Comes with one 100 ft. coil of 1/2 in. poly supply tubing; Tubing outside diameter (OD) is 0.620 in., internal diameter (ID) is 0.520. in "The clip will open up just enough to slide over the tubing itself. However, when I slide the tubing over a "1/2" Barb x 1/2" NPT Male Connector" (also purchased on Amazon), the clip is too small to clear the slightly expanded tubing. I even tried to force it to expand further and I could not do it. Just a bad design.I had to resort to using worm-gear style hose clamps to secure my tubing (also purchased on amazon).I will be returning these clips.

Doesn’t fit the thicker flex tubing with .5 inch ID

These clamps are slightly too small to fit over my brand new tubing. The tubing is 1/2” inner diameter but just slightly too wide outer diameter for these clamps to slip over. Note the images showing the clamps in use appear to be manipulated to superimpose the product over similar tubing.

These Irrigation Hose Clamps has been a lifesaver for my garden on a slope. These clamps make installing and maintaining the irrigation hoses a breeze, ensuring they stay securely connected without any issues. The ease of installation is impressive, requiring no special tools or technical know-how. Even on the slope, the clamps hold the hoses together tightly, preventing any water leakage or hose separation.What sets these clamps apart is their durability and reliability. Constructed from high-quality materials, they have proven to withstand various weather conditions without rusting or showing signs of wear. I've been using them for several months now, and they continue to perform flawlessly. Additionally, their adjustable design allows for easy tightening or loosening as needed, making adjustments to the irrigation system hassle-free. If you're dealing with irrigation hoses on a slope, these clamps are an excellent investment that will simplify your gardening tasks and keep your irrigation system running smoothly.

Too tight when fully open. Hard to get on pipe