Hydraulic Manifold The Distribution Block That Directs Flow
A mechanical component that directs, distributes, and controls fluid flow in hydraulic systems. It consolidates complex circuits into a compact, organized, and easy-to-maintain block.
A mechanical component that directs, distributes, and controls fluid flow in hydraulic systems. It consolidates complex circuits into a compact, organized, and easy-to-maintain block.
| Material | Aluminum (light loads), steel, or cast iron (high durability) |
| Working Pressure | 350 bar and above |
| Connection Standards | ISO · CETOP · DIN |
| Size & Weight | Customizable per application |
| Structure | Modular — system is expandable |
Controls the volume and direction of fluid flow.
Regulates pressure levels for different circuits.
Organizes and simplifies complex hydraulic systems.
Provides connections between valves, sensors, and other components.
Minimizes fluid loss and delivers efficiency.
Its organized structure makes maintenance and repair easier.
A hydraulic manifold is a mechanical component that directs, distributes and controls fluid flow in hydraulic systems. It controls the amount and direction of flow, regulates pressure levels for different circuits, and simplifies complex hydraulic systems by consolidating them into a compact, organized block that is easy to maintain.
HMF series manifolds are manufactured as standard for a working pressure of 700 bar (10,000 PSI); for custom production requests, this can go up to 1,500 bar.
Depending on the application's requirements, aluminum is used for light loads, while steel or cast iron is used for applications requiring higher durability.
They are manufactured in compliance with ISO, CETOP and DIN connection standards.
Dimensions and weight are not fixed; they can be customized according to the application.
HMF series manifolds have a modular construction, which means the system can be expanded when needed.
It provides energy efficiency by minimizing fluid loss; its organized structure simplifies maintenance and repair, and it helps streamline complex hydraulic systems.
The manifold provides connections between valves, sensors and other hydraulic components, making it possible to consolidate the circuit into a single block.
It is used in industrial automation (CNC machines and presses), construction equipment (excavators, cranes, loaders), agricultural machinery, aerospace and defense applications, and mobile equipment such as forklifts and trucks.
Yes. When you share your circuit diagram, number of lines and pressure information, a manifold design tailored to your needs is prepared.
Yes. We carry out maintenance and repair of the products we manufacture at our own facility — once you send us your faulty unit, we manage the repair process after inspection. We also manufacture original spare parts on request for the models we produce; we don't maintain a separate spare parts catalog, but you can contact us directly for the part you need.
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