Pneumatic Manifolds
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A pneumatic manifold is a device that creates a junction point for the distribution of media through a pneumatic system. They are designed to distribute fluids or gases (depending on the pneumatic system) from a single input source through multiple output ports. 
Pneumatic manifolds in various materials of construction. Pneumatic manifolds are made with two outputs or more, with the maximum number of outputs being dependent on the pressure load of the pneumatic system—the system must be sufficiently powerful to pump its media through all the outputs, or the system will fail. The higher the number of output ports, the higher pressure the system requires. A pneumatic manifold may be manufactured out of any of a number of materials. Aluminum, brass, stainless steel, polypropylene, nylon, and many other materials are commonly used. The material of construction
Pneumatic manifolds in various materials of construction. Pneumatic manifolds are made with two outputs or more, with the maximum number of outputs being dependent on the pressure load of the pneumatic system—the system must be sufficiently powerful to pump its media through all the outputs, or the system will fail. The higher the number of output ports, the higher pressure the system requires. A pneumatic manifold may be manufactured out of any of a number of materials. Aluminum, brass, stainless steel, polypropylene, nylon, and many other materials are commonly used. The material of construction