Mityvac
Mityvac Locking Hose Clamp Plier Nylon Angled Jaw 7607
Locking hose clamp plier with angled nylon jaws automatically grips flexible hoses up to 1 1/4 inches and releases with a quick‑release handle
- Automatically locks on flexible hoses up to 1 1/4 in
- Ergonomic yellow handle with quick-release for comfortable control
- Nylon angled jaw prevents damage to soft hose surfaces
- 8 3/4 in overall length reaches tight engine bays
- Knurled grip gives secure hold without insulation or spark risk
Locking Hose Clamp Plier
The Mityvac 7607 is a nylon pinch-off plier designed to lock onto flexible hoses up to 1 1/4 inch outside diameter. Its angled jaw and automatic locking mechanism allow one-handed operation during automotive or industrial fluid-line work.
Technicians needing quick.
The tool suits mechanics who want a lightweight, non-sparking plier with a quick-release handle for rapid hose changes. It is not for buyers who need metal jaws for high-heat applications or a plier rated for larger-diameter rigid tubing.
Angled jaw and ergonomic handle
The bent nose shape improves access in tight engine bays while the yellow knurled grip reduces hand fatigue during repeated use. The automatic lock holds pressure without constant squeezing, and the quick-release lever speeds up hose removal.
Highlights
- Automatically locks on flexible hoses up to 1 1/4 in
- Ergonomic yellow handle with quick-release for comfortable control
- Nylon angled jaw prevents damage to soft hose surfaces
- 8 3/4 in overall length reaches tight engine bays
- Knurled grip gives secure hold without insulation or spark risk
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do I need flexible hoses up to 1 1/4 inch outside diameter for this plier to grip?
Yes, the tool is designed for flexible hoses with a maximum outside diameter of 1 1/4 inch and will not suit larger pipes.
Will the nylon jaws damage metal clamps I already use on older vehicles?
The nylon jaw material is softer than metal, so it grips without marring the clamp surfaces you keep in service.
How do I know the automatic lock has engaged during a repair?
When the handles close, the mechanism clicks into a locked position and the quick-release lever stays flush until you press it to open.
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