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Wrap Wire Around Object

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So thats how its done. #tools #diy #construction #mechanic #repair #shorts

What happens here

Wrap the wire, with the pre-formed loop, around the object (e.g., a hose or pipe) that needs to be clamped. For applications like exhaust wrap, one full wrap is generally sufficient. For high-pressure applications such as air, water, hydraulics, or high-side AC lines, two wraps are recommended for added strength and sealing. It is crucial to ensure that the wire wraps do not cross over or overlap each other, as any such instance would create a weak point in the final clamp.

Goal: Wrap the prepared wire around the object, ensuring even spacing and appropriate number of wraps for the application.

Tools and materials

  • Hose/Object
  • Stainless Steel Wire

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You're going to feed those together like that. Feed your end through your loop, pull it tight. One time around header wrap, exhaust wrap, no pressure. Two times, fuel, air, water, hydraulics, high side AC even. Make sure you're not crossed or not overlapped. That would be your weak spot. Take the tool, slide your nose in. You got a pin and a pin. Over those two and around. Quick twist,

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