Item # 50806-00-50-10

Two sizes of manifold kits are available (1/8 and 1/4 ported) for standard directional control valves, pneumatically or electrically operated (4 way, In-Line type, 2 or 3 position, except valve types 76123, 76124, 76127). Manifolds are single piece aluminum bases with common supply and exhaust ports on each end (1/8 or 1/4 metric respectively). For NPT supply ports, order supply line adaptor kit separately. Manifold kits include all valve mounting hardware, which accommodates both NPT, or Metric ported versions of valves. A hollow bolt is used to connect the valve to the base and supply the line air pressure. Two brass sleeves, sealed with O-rings, connect the exhaust ports. If a valve station is unoccupied (for future use), a blanking bar kit must be used to block manifold ports. Manifolds can be fastened down by 4 threaded M5 holes. Two or more 1/8 ported manifolds can be linked together with the use of connecting nipples and threaded tie rods (up to 3/16″ dia.) using the through body holes on the sides of the manifold to increase the number of stations.

Two sizes of manifold kits are available (1/8 and 1/4 ported) for standard directional control valves, pneumatically or electrically operated (4 way, In-Line type, 2 or 3 position, except valve types 76123, 76124, 76127). Manifolds are single piece aluminum bases with common supply and exhaust ports on each end (1/8 or 1/4 metric respectively). For NPT supply ports, order supply line adaptor kit separately. Manifold kits include all valve mounting hardware, which accommodates both NPT, or Metric ported versions of valves. A hollow bolt is used to connect the valve to the base and supply the line air pressure. Two brass sleeves, sealed with O-rings, connect the exhaust ports. If a valve station is unoccupied (for future use), a blanking bar kit must be used to block manifold ports. Manifolds can be fastened down by 4 threaded M5 holes. Two or more 1/8 ported manifolds can be linked together with the use of connecting nipples and threaded tie rods (up to 3/16″ dia.) using the through body holes on the sides of the manifold to increase the number of stations.