Rubber Clamp

Rubber Clamp

A rubber clamp, also known as a rubber-lined clamp or cushioned clamp, is a type of fastening device designed to secure and support pipes, tubes, hoses, cables, or other cylindrical objects while providing a cushioned or insulated surface. The primary purpose of a rubber clamp is to prevent damage to the object being held and to reduce vibration and noise transmission.The rubber clamp typically consists of a metal band or strap with a layer of rubber or other elastomeric material attached to the inside surface. The rubber lining offers a soft and non-abrasive surface that protects the object from direct contact with the metal clamp, reducing the risk of damage, abrasion, or wear.Rubber clamps come in various sizes and configurations to accommodate different diameters and types of objects. They are available in both single and double-screw designs for secure fastening. Additionally, some rubber clamps have an adjustable feature that allows for easy installation and removal without fully disassembling the clamp.The use of rubber clamps helps improve the overall reliability and durability of the supported components, making them an essential component in many industrial, automotive, and construction applications.