Product Overview
The TTPG1 Series Light-Duty Dual-Hole Plastic Pipe Clamp is specifically designed for marine hydraulic systems and light-duty pipeline fixation. It is made of high-strength nylon material with an integrated dual-hole structure, which can fix two hydraulic hoses or cables simultaneously. This product meets the strict requirements of marine environments for corrosion resistance and anti-aging properties.
Installation Instructions
1. Determine the mounting hole positions (standard spacing: 40mm)
2. Fix with M6 stainless steel bolts
3. Press the lock to install the pipeline
4. Check whether the lock is in place
Product Features
Structural Design
Performance Advantages
Core Parameters
| Parameter Category | Technical Specifications |
| Product Model | TTPG1-□□□ (the last digit indicates applicable pipe diameter) |
| Material | Reinforced Nylon PA66+GF (Marine Grade) |
| Color | Standard Gray / Black (Optional) |
| Applicable Pipe Diameter | 6-32mm (dual holes can fix pipes of different diameters) |
| Operating Temperature | -40℃~+120℃ |
| Pressure Rating | 1.6MPa |
| Certification Standard | DNV-GL Marine Certification |
Application Scenarios
1. Marine Hydraulic Systems
2. Offshore Engineering
3. Industrial Equipment
Quality Assurance
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