Submariner1
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I have been using these double eared stainless rings to secure hoses to stainless hosetails. So far no leaks whatsoever.
I elected to use 2 rings per fixture. And so positioned most ears at 90 deg. To the other.
The lowest fitting is close to the ground, so I don't want the crimped eyes being lower than the hosetail. Hence not opposite each other but diagonally positioned as per photo.
Q. Can you place both ring’s ears at the same angle of rotation (needed to clear the framework on one new joint) or must you offset the ears (so there is no possibility of a direct airway past the clamps)?
Q Does one even need 2 rings on a closely fitting 8mm bore hose (15mm OS diam) running 150 psi? Note the hosetail slides in but is almost impossible to pull off even without the clamps on. So a good fit.
I am hoping 2 rings, even with the ears placed at the same angle will still seal perfectly.
Below on this joint I can make sure the ears do not line up, but on the joint in question it would be easier if the ears lined up Horizontally.
I elected to use 2 rings per fixture. And so positioned most ears at 90 deg. To the other.
The lowest fitting is close to the ground, so I don't want the crimped eyes being lower than the hosetail. Hence not opposite each other but diagonally positioned as per photo.
Q. Can you place both ring’s ears at the same angle of rotation (needed to clear the framework on one new joint) or must you offset the ears (so there is no possibility of a direct airway past the clamps)?
Q Does one even need 2 rings on a closely fitting 8mm bore hose (15mm OS diam) running 150 psi? Note the hosetail slides in but is almost impossible to pull off even without the clamps on. So a good fit.
I am hoping 2 rings, even with the ears placed at the same angle will still seal perfectly.
Below on this joint I can make sure the ears do not line up, but on the joint in question it would be easier if the ears lined up Horizontally.