1/4" Irrigation Hose Clamps, 100 Double Line Hose Pipe Spring Clamps, Drip Irrigation Kit Connector Leak Solution

I got these because we have a newly installed drip system for containers at a house in AZ. We are not at the house during the summer and I was concerned that if a drip line were to become detached a lot of water would be wasted. They seem to be up to the job and are easy to install although you will need a pair of pliers.

Perfect for the hose and has a good grip to hold the host in place

No issues

These small hose clamps keep the small hose on the valve, tee , and small fittings there is a tool that also works to help put them on the clamp is great I have some that come off at times I use this clamp to hold the hose on the valve, and variuse 1/4" fittings for a drip line. They are a great item.

I am using these on barbed fittings and they work okay. The tubing still sometimes leaks around the clamp and drip head.

I never used before, I have sometimes water pressure problems and this helps a lot to don't loose

Had to replace my jet pumps pressure sensor tube. The barbed connectors held fairly well on their own, but I was worried during hotter months the tubing might split. I tried the plastic ratchet connection clamps first, but they just didn’t hold right. One thing to keep in mind is you have to get these on the tubing prior to connection.

Bought them for irrigation connections and they will not fit over the barb of the connections while the hose is on. Tried several different combinations to try to get in on and they will not fit. Hosing I bought on amazon 1/4 inch.Updated to 3 stars as I was able to get them to go on with an extra hand using a flathead screwdriver or a thumbnail to force the clamp over the barb. There is absolutely no way ill ever be able to remove them without cutting them off though. While you have one person holding the hose with one hand and using their other hand keeping the clamp open with pliers you have a 2nd person using their finger nails or a flathead screw driver you can walk the clamp on by forcing a portion of it over the barb and continue doing this around the clamp until you finally have it over the barb. I havent tested to make sure it doesn't blow off but hopefully it holds. Because of how much the clamp has spread from forcing it on there is a section that is being held by the flat part of the clamp. There are clamps available from other sellers just like these that are much easier to get on and will save you alot of time and thumbnail bending.