3/8 Short Driveshaft Clamp in carbon steel, inch thread. 1 size available; sold by unit.
| SKU | Size | Price | Status | Qty | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VT-49407 | única | $ 3.044 | In stock |
Prices per unit, before VAT. Availability is confirmed in the formal quote.
| Material | acero al carbono |
| Thread system | pulgadas |
| Family | Nails & staples |
The 3/8 short driveshaft clamp is a carbon steel U clamp used for fastening and replacement in driveshaft assemblies that work with nominal diameter 3/8 and require a version with lower useful height. It is sold by unit and corresponds to inch thread, so compatibility with nuts and housing must be checked before installation. This reference differs from the 3/8 long driveshaft clamp because it is intended for more compact spaces; it also differs from 5/16 clamps because it uses a larger diameter and should not be selected only by appearance. It is a common option for maintenance purchases where the goal is to restore driveshaft fastening without improvising with generic bolts. To quote with lower risk of error, confirm whether the required spare part is 3/8 short, 3/8 long, 5/16 short or 5/16 long.
We dispatch to Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, Barranquilla and all of Colombia. Request a quote via WhatsApp for the 3/8 short driveshaft clamp indicating quantity, destination and reference of the part to be replaced.
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The short version is used in assemblies with lower useful height. The long version keeps the 3/8 diameter but provides greater thread reach.
It is installed aligned in the driveshaft housing, with compatible nuts, tightening both ends evenly and checking free rotation.
It is not recommended. The 5/16 has a smaller diameter and may not fasten correctly if the assembly requires 3/8.
The product is registered in carbon steel.
Indicate 3/8 diameter, short version, quantity, city and attach a photo of the spare part if you need visual confirmation.
Updated: July 22, 2026