reclamp
verbUK /ˌriːˈklæmp/
US /ˌriːˈklæmp/
To clamp something again means to hold it tight with a tool a second time.
The mechanic had to reclamp the hose after it started leaking.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To reapply a clamp to a workpiece or object that was previously clamped.
She reclamped the wood to the bench before drilling the second hole.
3. To restore a firm hold or grip on something.
He reclamped his hand on the railing as the boat rocked.
4. To tighten a clamp that has loosened.
Please reclamp the battery terminal so the connection stays strong.