
Rola-Chem Small #6 Plastic Hose Clamp for Pro Series RC300 Peristaltic Pumps
Quick overview
- Rola-Chem part 520110 The factory clamp for the Pro Series RC300, not a generic worm drive.
- Small #6 size The smaller of the Rola-Chem clamp sizes, so check which one your tubing takes.
- Plastic No metal band, which matters on lines carrying pool chemical.
- Pro Series RC300 Listed for the RC300 peristaltic pump family.
- Cheap insurance on a chemical line A clamp that has gone brittle lets a feed line lift off, and the pump then doses onto the pad.
- A #8 large clamp exists too If the small size will not close on your tubing, Rola-Chem offers a larger flexible clamp as a separate part.
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Product details
Rola-Chem 520110 is the small #6 plastic hose clamp used on Pro Series RC300 peristaltic pumps. It is the factory clamp for the feed tubing on those pumps rather than a general purpose worm drive band.
Why plastic
The lines on a chemical feed pump carry sanitizer or acid. A plastic clamp has nothing on it to corrode where a metal band would, and it is what Rola-Chem specifies on this pump.
Small versus large
This is the small size, the #6. Rola-Chem also lists a larger #8 flexible clamp under a different part number, so check the tubing you are clamping before ordering. A clamp is a small part with a large consequence: once one goes brittle and loses tension the tubing can walk off the barb, and the pump keeps dosing onto the pad instead of into the water.
| Brand | Rola-Chem |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | 520110 |
| UPC | 757706001601 |
| Type | Hose clamp |
| Size | Small, #6 |
| Material | Plastic |
| Fits | Rola-Chem Pro Series RC300 peristaltic pumps |
| Shipping weight | 0.01 lb |
| Ships | Parcel |
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