Why do different sizes of hose use the same size Tri-Clamp?
The industry standard Tri-Clamp design states that each fitting uses a specific clamp size. However, some different sizes of hose are exceptions to this rule.
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The industry standard Tri-Clamp design states that each fitting uses a specific clamp size. However, some different sizes of hose are exceptions to this rule.
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