3/8 Long Driveshaft Clamp in carbon steel, inch thread. 1 size available; sold by unit.
| SKU | Size | Price | Status | Qty | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VT-49408 | única | $ 3.808 | 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 long driveshaft clamp is a U clamp for driveshaft fastening when the assembly requires nominal diameter 3/8 and greater useful length than the short version. At TECTUL it is sold by unit, in carbon steel and with inch thread. Its use is concentrated in driveshaft replacement, work machinery, industrial maintenance and assemblies where the buyer needs to keep the original diameter while gaining thread reach. The key difference from the 3/8 short driveshaft clamp is length: the long version is chosen when the housing or the part to be fastened requires more travel; if space is limited, the short version may be more suitable. Compared with the 5/16 long, this reference has a larger diameter, so they are not interchangeable without validating the mechanical assembly. To avoid errors, confirm diameter, long version and nut compatibility before purchasing.
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The long version provides greater thread reach or useful height. The short version is used when the mounting does not allow a longer clamp.
It is mounted in the driveshaft housing, with compatible-thread nuts, aligning the part and tightening evenly on both ends.
No. Although both are long, the diameter is different. The 3/8 must be used when the assembly was designed for that diameter.
Yes. The sales unit registered in the lot is unit.
Check 3/8 diameter, long version, nut condition, available space and a sample or photo of the previous clamp.
Updated: July 22, 2026