| Port Location | 6 Side and 3 Bottom ports |
| Type | 1/8 NPT |
| Port Identification | 1 – Air supply 2 – Valve output 6 – Control input signal |
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CompareThe PMT, whether panel or base mounted, requires a subplate for connecting fittings and air lines. Several types are available to suit connection needs. The subplate is supplied loose and unmounted, as a separate item.
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| Weight | 0.5 lbs |
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