KEY FEATURES

Worley T-Bolt Clamp securely fits for clamps pipes, couplers, and hoses with an outer diameter 4 Inch / 102mm ID (104-112mm)

Worley T-bolt design provides a strong and secure grip

Worley T-Bolt Clamp included self-locking nut prevents loosening with movement and vibration

Worley stainless steel construction resists corrosion longer than zinc-plated clamps

Worley T-Bolt Clamp optional wear-resistant titanium nitride gold coating provides unique engine bay styling

Worley One Year Warranty

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Worley T-bolt Clamps are available in a wide range of sizes and are an excellent choice for a variety of applications. Worley T-bolt Clamps are a great solution for projects that need more clamping force than a standard worm gear clamp can provide. Worley T-bolt clamps built from the same stainless steel as worm gear clamps, these T-bolt clamps are as durable as they are strong. Worley T-bolt design provides superior clamping power while the included locking nut keeps the clamp tight against any vibration.

TECH SPECS

MATERIAL: Stainless Steel

CONDITION: New

CLAMP ID: 4" / 102mm

CLAMP RANGE / SIZE:  104 - 112MM

PURCHASE INCLUDES

Worley 4" Inch / 102 mm ID (104-112 mm) Stainless Steel T-Bolt Clamp

Worley One Year Warranty

FAQ

Q. What type of clamp should I use for my application?

A. Consider the type of part being clamped, the size of the part to be clamped, how much holding power is needed, and the cost of the clamps.

Q. How do I know what clamp size I need?

A. Worley T-bolt clamps are listed by either a clamping range or their nominal size. Clamps listed by nominal size are intended for use on that size hose or pipe. When clamping a hose or induction pipe, you may use a clamp with a clamping range. To determine which size clamp you need, assemble your parts as close to how they will be fitted in the vehicle. Then, measure the outer diameter (OD) of all pieces. If you cannot assemble the parts, you can measure the OD of the hose or pipe and add the thickness of any external couplers.

Q. What is the difference between a worm gear clamp and t-bolt clamp?

A. Worm gear clamps are for coolant hoses, low-pressure soft lines, catch cans, and stock induction piping. They are inexpensive, versatile, and available in a wide range of sizes. T-bolt clamps can be used for the same applications but are especially well suited for applications where higher clamping force is needed. This includes aftermarket forced induction couplers where higher boost pressures will be seen.

Q. Where should the clamp be placed on my hose/pipe/coupler?

A. For hoses that slip over a barb, the clamp should be placed behind the largest with some space between the edge of the clamp and the barb so that the hose is not cut by the barb. For clamps on couplers, you should place the clamp ¼"" from the end of the coupler and behind the bead-roll of the pipe being clamped. If no bead roll is present, place the clamp ¼"" from the end of the coupler.