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The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS 3032 is a compact pneumatic manifold designed to split a single compressed-air supply line into three independent outlet circuits. It features one 1/4-inch NPT inlet port and three 1/4-inch NPT outlet ports, allowing technicians to distribute airflow from one source to multiple tools or control points simultaneously. The body is machined from aluminum for lightweight durability and corrosion resistance. Overall length is 3.75 inches, width is 0.81 inches, and height is 0.81 inches. The unit weighs 0.2 pounds, making it easy to mount in tight enclosures or panel assemblies. Pneumatic service technicians and industrial maintenance pros are the primary installers.
This manifold suits light industrial, automation, and general shop-air applications where a single 1/4-inch compressed-air supply must feed multiple downstream devices. Typical install scenarios include tool distribution panels, pneumatic control cabinets, and benchtop air circuits. The 1.25-inch outlet center-to-center spacing accommodates standard push-to-connect fittings or NPT-threaded accessories without crowding. The 4-port configuration handles residential shop setups as well as light commercial service bays where parallel pneumatic circuits are needed.
Designed as a standard 1/4-inch NPT pneumatic manifold for use with compressed-air distribution systems requiring a single-inlet, three-outlet configuration in light industrial or shop-air environments.
Installation is typically performed by a qualified pneumatic or industrial maintenance technician. Depressurize and lock out the compressed-air supply before threading any fittings or removing existing components. Apply thread sealant tape rated for pneumatic service to all NPT connections and tighten to hand-tight plus the appropriate additional turns per standard pneumatic fitting practice. Verify all connections are leak-free with soapy water or an electronic leak detector before returning the system to service.
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