Amlok Industries

An air header is a type of distribution manifold used to supply compressed air from a single source to multiple destinations in industrial systems. It acts as a centralized junction point for routing air to various instruments, tools, or equipment in a controlled and organized manner.

• Function:
  Distributes compressed air from a main line to several branch lines in systems like pneumatic instruments, actuators, or control panels.

• Construction:
  Typically fabricated from carbon steel, stainless steel, or aluminum, depending on the application and environmental requirements.

• Design Features:

  • One or more inlet ports (typically threaded or flanged)

  • Multiple outlet ports for distribution (often threaded or with valves)

  • Drain ports or vent valves to remove condensate

  • Mounting brackets for easy installation

• Applications:

  • Oil & Gas: Instrument air distribution to valves and panels

  • Power Plants: Supplying air to control systems

  • Chemical Plants: Feeding pneumatic control instruments

  • Manufacturing: Distributing air to pneumatic tools or machines

• Key Benefits:

  • Simplifies air distribution

  • Reduces piping complexity

  • Improves safety and maintenance access

  • Ensures consistent air pressure to all connected equipment