Dixon
2" Aluminum Grooved Bolted Clamp
- SKU:
- NLDIXDBV-VB200
- Availability:
- Limited quantity available.
- Weight:
- 0.84 LBS
Description
2" Aluminum Grooved Bolted Clamp
2" Aluminum Grooved Bolted Clamp provides a removable groove-to-groove connection for compatible 2" pipe and tubing systems.
Dixon manufactures these clamps with an aluminum body for compatible grooved connections. The 2" family is available with FKM-B, nitrile rubber, or Baylast™ gasket options and carries a published pressure rating of 400 PSI.
Product Highlights
Dixon 2" aluminum grooved bolted clamp designed for compatible tank-truck grooved pipe connections.
Available with FKM-B, nitrile rubber, or Baylast™ gaskets with a 400 PSI pressure rating.
Technical Specifications
Grooved Pipe Connection Configuration
The clamp engages the groove formed around one compatible 2" pipe or tube end and locks mechanically into the grooved profile.
The opposite clamp side engages the second grooved pipe end while the gasket provides sealing between the connected components.
Grooved Bolted Clamp Design
Dixon's 2" grooved bolted clamp is designed to mechanically join compatible grooved pipe or tubing sections. The clamp locks into the circumferential grooves rather than depending on high clamping force against the pipe wall.
This design helps prevent distortion of the tubing diameter while providing a removable connection. Confirm the groove profile and nominal size of both mating components before installation.
The clamp body, nuts, and bolts are aluminum according to Dixon's current literature. Precision casting and machined dimensions are used to provide a consistent fit around compatible grooved connections.
Inspect both clamp halves, bolts, lock nuts, gasket, and grooved pipe ends before assembly. Damaged or distorted components should be replaced before the connection is placed into service.
The 2" aluminum clamp family is available with FKM-B, nitrile rubber, or Baylast™ gasket materials. Dixon identifies DBV-VB200, DBV-BN200, and DBV-BL200 for these configurations.
Select the gasket material according to the intended media and service requirements. Verify the exact clamp part number before ordering rather than assuming all 2" configurations use the same seal.
Dixon publishes a 400 PSI pressure rating for the 2" aluminum grooved bolted clamp and specifies 20 ft. lbs. of bolt torque. Lock nuts help resist loosening in vibration-prone applications.
Install the supplied gasket before use and tighten the clamp evenly. Verify gasket position, groove engagement, and bolt tightness before placing the connection into service.
Installation & Selection Considerations
Confirm the required 2" size.
Select the correct gasket.
Verify both grooved pipe ends.
Use 20 ft. lbs. bolt torque.
Inspect the completed connection.

Our product specialists can help review clamp size, grooved connection compatibility, gasket material, pressure requirements, and intended tank-truck application before you order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size connection is this clamp designed for?
This listing covers Dixon's 2" aluminum grooved bolted clamp configurations.
What gasket materials are available?
Dixon offers 2" versions with FKM-B, nitrile rubber, and Baylast™ gasket materials.
What is the pressure rating of the 2" clamp?
Dixon publishes a pressure rating of 400 PSI for the 2" aluminum grooved bolted clamp.
What bolt torque does Dixon specify?
Dixon specifies 20 ft. lbs. of bolt torque in its current grooved fittings literature.
What are the 2" Dixon part numbers?
The 2" options are DBV-VB200 with FKM-B, DBV-BN200 with nitrile rubber, and DBV-BL200 with Baylast™.
Where are these clamps intended to be used?
Dixon identifies the aluminum grooved bolted clamp family for tank-truck applications.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- Confirm the required 2" clamp size.
- Verify grooved connection compatibility.
- Select the required gasket material.
- Confirm the exact Dixon part number.
- Verify the 400 PSI pressure rating.
- Install the supplied gasket before use.
- Tighten clamp bolts evenly.
- Use 20 ft. lbs. bolt torque.
- Inspect lock nuts and groove engagement.
- Verify the connection before service.