BOLT CLAMP A bolt clamp is a type of mechanical fastener used to secure or hold objects tightly together using the clamping force generated by a bolt mechanism. There are various types of bolt clamps, and their design and application vary depending on the specific use case. Common Types of Bolt Clamps: T-Bolt Clamp Designed for high-pressure applications. Features a T-shaped bolt and a band, typically used on hoses in automotive or industrial settings. Offers a more secure hold than a standard worm-drive hose clamp. U-Bolt Clamp Shaped like the letter 'U' with threads on both ends. Commonly used to clamp pipes or tubes to a surface. V-Band Clamp Uses a bolt-tightened V-shaped band to secure two flanges. Often used in exhaust systems or turbocharger connections. Heavy Duty Bolt Clamps Designed for applications requiring strong and reliable clamping force (e.g., agricultural, mining, or construction equipment).