Rotor Clamp self-compensating hose clamps are less expensive, easier to install, and more effective than standard screw/worm type hose clamps.  Manufacturers in many industries have discovered the benefits of Rotor clamps on their assembly lines.  Self-compensating means that the clamp expands and contracts in response to changes in temperature and pressure.  The result is a joint that has constant clamping force and cannot be over tight or under tight.  Over time, plastic and rubber hoses can develop a memory, causing a standard hose clamp to loosen and compromise the integrity of the joint.  Since Rotor Clamps are made from spring steel, they move with the hose, and keep the joint from developing leaks.

Spring clamps can be installed in the amount of time it takes to open and close a pair of pliers.  In an increasingly competitive world, efficiency is paramount.  Lower labor costs translate to higher profits and happier managers.  DW (double wire) clamps can be installed using standard pliers or pneumatic hand tools.  HC and HW clamps (single wire) can be installed using custom (locking or non-locking) pliers or a pneumatic hand tool.  CTB and CTL (band clamps) can be installed in the same way, and can be purchased pre-opened for ultimate convenience.  Time is money, and with Rotor Clamp, you won’t waste either.

Rotor Clamp has made a commitment to manufacture their product in America.  The only way this is possible is to be highly automated and efficient.  They are basic in tooling, forming, heat treating and plating.  They succeed against foreign competition by a philosophy of continuous investment and improvement.  Call Engineered Source today and learn what many other OEMs have learned already.  You can purchase a clamp at a competitive price from an American manufacturer known for its quality and reliability.