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Rubber-Lined Hose Clamp, 304 Stainless Steel, M6 to M50
$8.99 – $20.60Price range: $8.99 through $20.60
304 stainless steel rubber-lined clamps for pipes and cables, M6 to M50, with a soft liner that grips without cutting or chafing.
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Standard courier delivery
Tracked door-to-door delivery from our Shenzhen warehouse.
6-25 business days, depending on destination
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DHL, FedEx or UPS will deliver to the specified address.
2-8 business days, depending on destination
From $13.90
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12-month warranty
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30-day returns
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Product Attributes
| Type | Rubber-lined R-type clamp |
| Material | 304 stainless steel with rubber liner |
| Sizes | M6 to M50 |
| Clamping range | 6 mm to 60 mm |
Packaging Information
Unit weight and carton dimensions for every model in this listing.
| Model | Weight (lb) |
|---|---|
| Unit | 0.22 |
Figures are measured per single unit. Carton quantities and mixed pallets are available on request.
A plain metal clamp on a hose or a cable is a wear point: vibration rubs the surface through and the joint fails. The rubber liner in these clamps sits between the steel and the pipe, so the clamp holds without chafing. Stainless steel, M6 to M50. Made by Chaojie.

Rubber-Lined Clamps: Overview
These are R-type clamps: a stainless band with a moulded rubber liner bonded inside, closed by a single bolt. They are used to fix pipes, hoses and cables to a wall, a panel or a frame.
The liner is what makes them different from a metal saddle clamp. It absorbs vibration, spreads the load over a wider area and stops the band cutting into a soft hose or abrading a cable sheath.
The band is 304 stainless, so the clamp does not rust where pipes sweat or where the installation is outdoors. Sizes run from M6 to M50 to cover pipe outside diameters from about 6 mm to 60 mm.
Key Features at a Glance
- Rubber liner – grips without cutting the pipe or cable.
- 304 stainless band – no rust on damp or outdoor installations.
- M6 to M50 – covers pipe outside diameters from 6 mm to 60 mm.
- Single bolt fixing – one fixing point per clamp.
- Vibration damping – for pumps, machinery and vehicle lines.
Fitting and Selection
Sizing the clamp
Size the clamp to the outside diameter of the pipe or cable, not to the nominal bore. A 15 mm pipe is about 21 mm outside, so the clamp is chosen from the outside measurement.
The liner compresses slightly, so a clamp one size below the pipe diameter can be forced on, but it will hold the pipe off-centre and put a point load on the liner.
Where lined clamps are needed
Use a lined clamp wherever the pipe carries vibration: after a pump, on a compressor line, on a vehicle or on any run that will move. The liner is what stops the band fretting a hole in thin-wall tube.
They are also the right choice for cable, where a plain metal clamp will eventually cut through the sheath.
Materials and Environment
304 stainless
304 is the general-purpose stainless grade and is enough for indoor work, damp plant rooms and normal outdoor exposure. For coastal or chloride-rich environments a 316 grade is the usual upgrade.
The bolt is stainless too, so the fixing does not become the rust point on an otherwise corrosion-free installation.
Rubber liner
The liner is bonded to the band, so it does not slip out while the clamp is being positioned one-handed.
Keep the liner clear of oil and solvent: a softened liner loses its grip and the clamp starts to move under vibration.
Available Models and Prices
| Model | Size | Pipe outside diameter | Price (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| M6 Clamp | M6 | 6 mm to 8 mm | $8.99 |
| M8 Clamp | M8 | 8 mm to 10 mm | $9.36 |
| M12 Clamp | M12 | 12 mm to 14 mm | $10.11 |
| M16 Clamp | M16 | 16 mm to 18 mm | $11.24 |
| M20 Clamp | M20 | 20 mm to 22 mm | $11.99 |
| M25 Clamp | M25 | 25 mm to 28 mm | $13.49 |
| M38 Clamp | M38 | 38 mm to 42 mm | $17.61 |
| M50 Clamp | M50 | 50 mm to 60 mm | $20.60 |
Eight sizes are in stock. Prices are per clamp in USD.
Specifications
| Type | Rubber-lined R-type clamp |
| Material | 304 stainless steel band with rubber liner |
| Sizes | M6 to M50 |
| Clamping range | 6 mm to 60 mm outside diameter |
| Fixing | Single bolt, one fixing point per clamp |
| Applications | Pipes, hoses and cables, damp and outdoor installations |
| Packed weight (base unit) | 0.22 lb (0.1 kg) |
| Country/region of origin | China |
| Model options | 8 configurations available |
Packaging Information
| Model | Weight (lb) |
|---|---|
| Unit | 0.22 |
Clamps ship bagged by size. Carton quantities are available on request.
Where It Is Used
Fixing pipes and conduit to walls and panels, clamping hoses and cables on machinery and vehicles, pump and compressor installations, and general plumbing and electrical support.
Choosing the Right Item
- Size the item to the connection it has to make: pin or thread size first, then the rated load or working pressure.
- Choose the material by environment: galvanised or plated carbon steel for general work, stainless for salt water and constant wet.
- For stock, buy the sizes that appear on most jobs and mix cartons rather than deep-stocking one size.
- Keep the moving parts – pins, gates, stems and liners – as service items, since they wear before the body does.
Care and Maintenance
Check the thread, pin or gate before each use: the moving part is what fails first on a fitting.
Do not mix stainless and galvanised parts where the assembly stays wet; the two metals corrode each other.
Store fittings dry and off the floor, and keep damaged items out of stock rather than returning them to the box.
OEM and Bulk Supply
The supplier accepts OEM and ODM work with own-brand marking and packaging, so a range can be supplied under a retail brand.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which options are available?
This listing covers 8 options: M6 Clamp; M8 Clamp; M12 Clamp; M16 Clamp; M20 Clamp; M25 Clamp; M38 Clamp; M50 Clamp. All are in stock and priced individually.
What is it made of?
Key material: 304 stainless steel band with rubber liner. Other specifications are listed in the Specifications table above.
What is it used for?
Fixing pipes and conduit to walls and panels, clamping hoses and cables on machinery and vehicles, pump and compressor installations, and general plumbing and electrical support.
Can I buy in bulk or with my own branding?
Yes. Own-brand marking and packaging are available on request, with OEM and ODM support.
Summary
A plain metal clamp on a hose or a cable is a wear point: vibration rubs the surface through and the joint fails. Offered in 8 configurations, each priced separately.
Typical use: Fixing pipes and conduit to walls and panels, clamping hoses and cables on machinery and vehicles, pump and compressor installations, and general plumbing and electrical support.












































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