Abstract: The clamp of the invention comprises two arcuate portions hinged to one another and formed with looped fingers which interlace when the clamp is closed whereupon the looped ends of the interlaced fingers define between them a tapered passage which receives a tapered pin. The pin is formed with holes distributed along the pin and at least one of the interlacing fingers is formed with a tab which is deformable to project into and engage one of the holes in the pin.

Abstract: The clamp of the invention comprises a strip of flexible material formed at the ends with tongues which can be engaged with one another when the clamp is fitted around a tubular or bar-like object. One end is formed with at least one set of three tongues consisting of a short tongue flanked by two long tongues the tips of the long tongues being bridged by a fixed bar and the other end is formed with at least one tongue engageable over the bar and under the short tongue of the tongues of the other end. The strip of flexible material may consist of two portions hinged to one another.