Hose Clamps, 304 Stainless Steel, 10 pcs/Pack, SAE 56 Worm Gear Hose Clamps, 3-1/16-Inch-4-Inch (78-101mm) (SAE 56)

So I used these clamps when I replaced my radiator hoses a while back.Today I noticed a coolant drip from the lower hose when the engine was running.I went to tighten up the hose clamp, but the worm gear was just skipping teeth on the clamp and not tightening at all. I'm not impressed!Maybe these are fine for light duty applications, but definitely not enough clamping force for radiator hoses.I switched these out for some really beefy Breeze CT clamps and all is good now.

I used these clamps to replace the rusted out supports for the exhaust pipe on my 2014 Nissan Frontier. They worked great, were easy to install, and will last much longer than the thin supports from the manufacturer.

I used the item for hose clamp. I liked the item because it is all s/s. What I did not like was the hex adjuster was not a standard size. All of my other hose clamps use a 5/16" or a 3/8" socket. These needs a 7 mm socket. Of corse you could use a flat screw driver but I don't have the strength in my hands any more.

More cheaply made than what I have purchased from the auto parts store, but the price is lower. Also, the size of the screw head is smaller, and that would reduce manufacturing cost. They seem to work okay.

I use these to ensure the tubing from my aquarium canister filter does not leak, and this far, no leaks. It's an added bonus that they're stainless steel, however mine have not become wet to test that out.Overall, they're easy to use, they don't loosen on their own, and they work!

Not quite the same quality as older USA made hose clamps I have. I just used them yesterday for my project and found that one of them was missing the screwdriver slot for turning the screw. Couldn't use it where I was out in my field because I didn't have a nut driver with me. Like many products coming from China quality control is lacking.

These hose clamps are of good quality and the price is very good for the amount of clamps.

I disliked, when I pulled the tab to open the envelope, that the envelope split and powdered polystyrene poured out all over the place. There had been a laughable attempt to glue the ps down, but of course that's impossible. There was a layer of it sticking to the inside of the envelope, but only that thin layer stuck to the envelope. Ugh.