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Fenitsa meets the needs and requirements of the machinery manufacturing sector, especially in pneumatics, to the maximum extent possible.
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What Does a Hydraulic Block Do?
A hydraulic block (manifold) combines valves, ports and oil galleries in one machined body. Fewer hoses and fittings mean fewer leak points and a more compact, serviceable circuit; the block can also be mounted directly on the cylinder.
- Design inputs: hydraulic circuit, valve types, flow, pressure and port sizes.
- Gallery size: chosen for the flow; narrow galleries cause heat and pressure loss.
- Material and finish: chosen for pressure and environment.
Manifold Block or Hosed Circuit?
| Hydraulic block | Hoses and fittings | |
|---|---|---|
| Leak points | Few | Possible at every fitting |
| Space | Compact | Takes more room |
| First cost | Machining cost | Low |
| Service | Easy valve changes, tidy circuit | Gets harder as fittings multiply |
Frequently Asked Questions
Why use a hydraulic block?
It combines valves and connections in one body, reducing hoses, leak points and installation space.
What is needed to quote a hydraulic block?
The circuit diagram, valves, flow, pressure and port sizes.
Can the block be mounted on the cylinder?
Yes — a cylinder-mounted block reduces hose runs.
What pressure can a hydraulic block handle?
The pressure class depends on the circuit design, material and gallery layout.