What is a block manifold?

A block manifold is a mechanical component used to control and distribute fluids (such as air, oil, or water). This part typically has multiple fluid ports and allows the supply or reception of fluids to or from various ports. Block manifolds are primarily used in hydraulic and pneumatic systems, playing a crucial role in efficiently connecting and controlling multiple actuators or sensors. The block manifold is designed to distribute fluids appropriately, thereby improving the overall efficiency and safety of the system.

Application of block manifold

✅ Control in Hydraulic Systems
In hydraulic systems, a block manifold connects a hydraulic pump to multiple cylinders, ensuring that each cylinder receives the appropriate pressure.
✅ Distribution in Pneumatic Systems
In pneumatic systems, a block manifold distributes air to multiple actuators, enhancing operational efficiency.
✅ Management in Cooling Systems
In cooling systems, a block manifold is used to properly distribute cooling water, maintaining system stability.
✅ Control in Automated Production Lines
In automated production lines, a block manifold supplies fluid to various machines, improving overall efficiency of the production line.

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