Valve Block Assembly

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Hutchins Hutchins
• Model Number: 1335
• Product Name: Valve Block Assembly
• Weight: 0.14 lbs
• Dimensions: 5 x 3 x 1 inches (Length x Width x Height)

Key Features

• Compact Design: The assembly features a small footprint (5 x 3 x 1 inches) and light weight (0.14 lbs), making it suitable for space-constrained applications.
• Integrated Fluid Control: This unit combines multiple valve functions into a single block, streamlining hydraulic or pneumatic system design.
• Precision Engineering: Designed for reliable and accurate control of fluid flow and pressure.
• Durable Construction: Built to withstand demanding industrial environments and ensure long-term performance.
• Simplified Plumbing: Reduces the need for extensive tubing and fittings, minimizing potential leak points.

Applications

• Industrial Automation: Essential for controlling fluid dynamics in automated machinery and production lines.
• Fluid Power Systems: Used in both hydraulic and pneumatic systems requiring precise flow and pressure management.
• Process Control: Integrates into systems that regulate fluid pathways for various industrial processes.
• Robotics: Supports compact and efficient fluid control within robotic arm mechanisms and other robotic applications.
• Specialized Equipment: Ideal for custom machinery where space and reliability are critical factors.

Benefits

• Optimized Space Utilization: Its compact form factor allows for integration into tight enclosures, saving valuable system space.
• Enhanced System Reliability: Consolidating multiple valves into a single block reduces external connections, significantly lowering the risk of leaks and system failures.
• Streamlined Installation: Fewer components and connections simplify the installation process, reducing assembly time and labor costs.
• Consistent Performance: Delivers precise and repeatable fluid control, contributing to consistent operational outcomes.
• Reduced Complexity: Simplifies system design and maintenance by integrating multiple functions into one cohesive unit.