In the hose clamp industry, product quality begins with zero compromise on raw materials. DINSEN insists on implementing the strictest control from the raw material selection stage. So, how exactly do we conduct testing?
Below is a complete overview of DINSEN's end-to-end testing system for hose clamps, from raw materials to finished products.
All incoming raw materials must first undergo material verification. We not only check the test reports of standard test blocks, but also re-verify each batch of samples to ensure that the material grade and composition fully comply with the manufacturing requirements of DIN 3017 hose clamp.
Hardness Testing Standard Test Block Calibration: Hardness testers are calibrated using standard test blocks with third-party test reports.
Sample Testing: After successful calibration, the hardness of the raw material samples is tested, and the data is recorded each time.
Only batches that pass the hardness test are allowed to proceed to the next process.
This is the crucial hose clamp tensile strength test.
Equipment: Professional tensile testing machine
Procedure: The sample to be tested is clamped on the tensile testing machine, and a continuous tensile force is applied until the steel strip breaks.
Data Recording: The computer screen records the tensile strength and elongation after fracture in real time.
Significance: Only when both tensile strength and elongation meet the standards can the hose clamp be guaranteed not to break due to overload during use.
Based on DIN 3017 specifications, we perform BZK numerical testing. Taking a 100–120mm size range with a 9mm bandwidth and semi-steel material as an example:
DIN 3017 standard value: BZK ≥ 780 N
DINSEN actual measurement process:
Installation torque: Strictly using 3 Nm
Measured BZK value: 1,728 N (far exceeding the standard requirement)
The product fully complies with DIN 3017 hose clamp requirements, and has sufficient performance margin.
This test relies on torque testing equipment for hose clamps to ensure accurate and controllable installation torque.
We installed the finished hose clamp on a standard test pipeline, gradually increased the pressure, and monitored for leaks. This test directly verifies the sealing capability of the clamp under real-world conditions, ensuring stability and reliability even in high-pressure media environments. The accompanying equipment to test pressure hose clamps ensures the accuracy of the data.
Spring clamps are key components in dynamic sealing scenarios. We use a dedicated four-way force testing machine for spring hose clamps. The sampled spring clamps are clamped in place, and a computer system collects force and displacement data in real time to determine if their elastic holding force meets design standards.
Used to test the corrosion resistance of materials and coatings.
Test Conditions: 5% salt water concentration, pH 6.5–7.2, specified temperature and humidity.
Test Objects: All galvanized products.
Additional Measures: In addition to the salt spray test, the thickness of the galvanized layer is measured batch by batch.
The higher the customer's requirements, the stricter DINSEN's quality standards. DINSEN's testing goes beyond "passing". From every step of hose clamp testing: raw material → hardness → tensile strength → BZK (according to DIN 3017) → water pressure → four-way force → salt spray. DINSEN has built a complete, traceable, data-driven quality verification system.
We don't just manufacture DIN 3017 hose clamps; we ensure that every clamp leaving the factory can withstand the test of the field and time. Choose DINSEN, choose verifiable high quality.