Hydraulic manifolds are components used in fluid power systems to control the flow of hydraulic fluid between pumps, actuators, and other components.

A union is a fitting that joins two pipes or tubes, allowing easy disconnection without cutting or damaging the system.

A parallel male stud coupling is a fitting designed with parallel threads and a sealing mechanism, typically an O-ring or bonded washer, to connect components in hydraulic or pneumatic circuits.

An adapter is a type of hydraulic or pneumatic fitting used to connect components with different thread types, sizes, or connection standards. It ensures compatibility between dissimilar parts without altering the system design.

Elbow and tee fittings are used to change the direction or split the airflow in pneumatic systems.

Threaded fittings have male or female threads that screw into pipes or other pneumatic components to create a tight seal.

Compression fittings use a nut and ferrule to create a tight seal around a tube, ensuring a secure and high-pressure connection.