T-shaped clamps are heavy-duty fasteners primarily used for connecting and securing pipes, hoses, or wire bundles. Their name derives from their T-shaped appearance.
They are typically made of metal such as stainless steel or carbon steel and feature a compact structure and easy installation.
Key features of T-shaped clamps include:

Strong fastening force and durability: Made from high-strength materials (such as stainless steel or carbon steel), they provide uniform clamping force, effectively preventing pipes or hoses from loosening, detaching, or leaking in high-pressure or vibrating environments, making them suitable for harsh industrial environments.
Wide applicability: They can connect various pipes (such as water pipes, air ducts, oil pipes) or hoses, and are compatible with fittings of different diameters. They are commonly found in industrial equipment, engineering machinery, and automotive systems.
Simple installation and structural design: Most models feature a quick-installation structure (such as a pre-opened design or bolt fastening), requiring no complex tools and shortening assembly time; some designs (such as floating bridge structures or spring compensation) can adapt to temperature changes, automatically compensating for loads and improving sealing reliability.
Excellent sealing performance: Through 360° seamless clamping or anti-slip gaskets, they effectively prevent liquid or gas leakage, ensuring stable system operation.
Diverse specifications and material options: Different sizes and materials (such as stainless steel for high temperatures, carbon steel for cost-effectiveness, and plastic for insulation and corrosion resistance) can be selected based on pipe diameter, load requirements, and environmental conditions (such as temperature and corrosiveness) to balance cost and performance.