Manifolds - DHX | Denley Hydraulic Solutions

Hydraulic Manifolds

While their primary role is to replace the complex pipework that routes fluid power around hydraulic systems, manifolds also improve safety, increase reliability, and reduce through-life maintenance costs.

DHX designs and machines bespoke manifold blocks of varying sizes, from compact units for small spaces to substantial manifolds that can weigh more than two tonnes.

Each manifold is engineered to the exact requirements of the customer – not only to deliver its specified industrial application, but also space constraints, exterior finishes, and ease of use.

Reduce Complexity

Compact manifolds replace elaborate pipework and multiple joints
A single manifold’s reduced parts count makes installation quicker
Tighter and more accurately machined tolerances deliver efficient circuits

Made for small spaces

Manifolds can be designed to maximise the use of available space
This suits small mobile systems or restricted space applications, such as ships
Manifolds can incorporate additional components and connections

Resisting Vibrations

Long-term vibration causes fatigue/leaks in discrete hydraulic components
Manifolds cut down the number joints and flanges to alleviate these issues
This offers far greater resistance to the vibrations from hydraulic applications

A logical choice

Modern design delivers efficient, high-flow rate systems based on valves
Logic valves help to eliminate the complexity of large bore pipework
Easy valve replacement makes routine maintenance simpler and cheaper

Reduce Complexity

Multiple leak points in pipework are a safety risk in high-pressure systems
Drilled monobloc manifolds in particular withstand great operating pressures
A well-made manifold handles high pressures over an extended working life

Multi-function Manifolds

Multi-manifold systems integrate several manifolds into one application
A modular approach gives flexibility and eases installation and configuration
Multi-manifold systems can help to future proof hydraulic applications

Cost Control

Manifolds help to reduce ongoing maintenance costs
They also eliminate weak points and reduce costly installation errors
Manifold design can reduce interface complexity and ease integrations