FEATURES
Clamp ear (closing element)
Using tools designed by Oetiker, the clamp is closed by drawing together the lower radii of the “ear”. The maximum diameter reduction is proportional to the open “ear” width (s). The theoretical maximum reduction in diameter is given by the formula:
Max. diameter reduction = Ear width (s) / π
Multi-position interlock
The interlock consists of one or two load-retaining hooks that withstand tensile loading during closure and a lock tab designed to hold the hooks in their windows prior to closure. With both designs the interlock can be engaged in several positions within the published range. This feature allows a single part to cover a range of diameters.
Adjustable Clamps with radial guiding (self-aligning design)
A tab formed on the inner portion of the clamp locates in a slot in the outer band surface. During assembly and closure, the tab slides in the slot and so avoids any step around the inner circumference of the clamp.



















