Fordelerblokke

Fordelerblokke, often translated as distribution blocks or manifold blocks, are components used in hydraulic and pneumatic systems to split a single fluid line into multiple smaller lines. They serve as a central connection point, allowing a pump or compressor to supply a fluid to several actuators or devices simultaneously. This simplifies plumbing by reducing the number of individual hoses or pipes required.

These blocks are typically constructed from robust materials like aluminum or steel to withstand the pressures and operational demands of the systems they are integrated into. They feature a series of ports. One main inlet port receives the fluid from the source, and multiple outlet ports distribute the fluid to different parts of the system. Some designs may also incorporate additional features like pressure relief valves or flow control mechanisms.

The primary advantage of using fordelerblokke is improved system organization and efficiency. By consolidating connections, they reduce potential leak points and make maintenance and troubleshooting easier. They are commonly found in various industrial applications, including manufacturing equipment, agricultural machinery, and mobile hydraulics, where the need to control multiple functions from a single source is prevalent. The selection of a fordelerblokk depends on factors such as the required flow rate, pressure rating, and the number of outlets needed for a specific application.