80/20® 10 Series 12-Hole Pressure Manifold Feed Plate 2449
80/20® 10 Series 12-Hole Pressure Manifold Feed Plate
Elevate your projects with the 80/20 10 Series 12-Hole Pressure Manifold Feed Plate. This versatile component is designed for use with pressurized substances and t-slot profiles, providing a secure and reliable connection. With a maximum allowable pressure of 150 psi, it's perfect for applications requiring precise fluid control. The feed plate is ideal for industries such as manufacturing, automation, and medical equipment, where precise fluid management is crucial. Its compact size and ease of installation make it a valuable addition to any project, ensuring smooth and efficient fluid distribution.
Top product features:
- It has a tapped hole and mounts on the profile end to seal the connection where the pressurized substance is released.
- The 12-hole pressure manifold feed plate is commonly used when adding a pressurized substance to a t-slot profile.
- The maximum allowable pressure is 150 psi (1034.21 kpa).
Top product applications:
- Automotive and aerospace applications where pressurized fluids are used
- Medical equipment and devices that require precise pressure control
- Industrial processes such as chemical injection and pneumatic conveying systems
The 12-hole pressure manifold feed plate is commonly used when adding a pressurized substance to a t-slot profile. It has a tapped hole and mounts on the profile end to seal the connection where the pressurized substance is released. The suggested mounting hardware and gasket are included. The maximum allowable pressure is 150 psi (1034.21 kpa).
Additional Information
- Brand: 80/20 Inc
- Package Quantity: 1
- Country of Origin: US
- FOB Origin: JA
- Ships by: PARCEL
- Comes in a kit: No
- Newly added to catalog: No
- Item is on Clearance: No
- Contains Hazardous Materials: No
- CA Proposition 65 Applies: No
- Package Length: 4.00
- Package Width: 2.00
- Package Height: 0.49
- Package Weight: 0.32
Product info last updated on February 4, 2026 9:46am UTC
Category: Structural Framing