P clip or similar for twin hose?

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I'm fitting an autopilot on my boat and re-routing the hoses from the helm to the pump. The 2 high pressure hoses are paired, ie stuck together along their length.

Looking for a neat way to retain the hoses as they route through the engine compartment etc, like a p clip or similar but can accommodate both hoses, any ideas?

Hoses are 16mm diameter so need something 16x32 ish :confused:
 
You could use a small p clip and then cable tie through the small p clip.
You haven't met me obviously (bit of a neat freak :D )
Perhaps these but you will have to split the hose as they pass through, apart from that call in at your local Pertek franchise they might have something.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_from=R40&rt=nc&_nkw=Twin+hydraulic+clamp

I've found plenty of clips that take two separate hoses/pipes but I'd like together really.

Thanks for the tips so far, the search continues though!
 
Like this?

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There are double clips available for 15mm tube but like the suggestions above they will require the pipes to be separated where they pass through them

Why not just make up some clips wide enough for the double tube by bending them up from some copper obtained by opening out and flattening some copper tube

something like this
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Sleeving the copper strips before bending would protect against chafe if thought necessary
 
Thanks for the suggestions but nothing's really suiting my needs.
Looks like I'll have to do like VicS says and make my own.

Thanks again to all.
 
Could you use, well, Pclips. Like these perhaps. You would have to try various sizes to find out which would be best and possibly compress them round a suitable former to flatten the C/S, but once one was right the rest would be easy.
 
Just get some nice big, lined P clips and slightly re form to suit the "flatter" profile of twin pipes, I do it with battery cables where they run together to save cost as you only need half the number and SS rubber lined ones are not cheap.
 
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