Manifolds

A hydraulic manifold is a component that serves as a central hub for distributing hydraulic fluid to various parts of a hydraulic system. It is typically made of metal and has multiple ports or channels that allow hydraulic fluid to flow in and out. The manifold is designed to regulate the flow of fluid and ensure that it is distributed evenly to all parts of the system. It may also include valves, filters, and other components that help to control the pressure and flow of the fluid. Hydraulic manifolds are commonly used in industrial and mobile hydraulic systems, such as those found in construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and manufacturing plants.