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The Comprehensive Guide to Designing High Quality & High Performance Plastic Manifolds & Products

TOM ROHLFS & ZACK HORTON

Contributions from Pete Poodiack, Dennis Hansen, & Kelsey Mollick. Edited and designed by Joe Falco

 

Controlled Fluidics presents an in-depth Plastic Manifold Design Guide, crafted from extensive industry experience. This guide provides valuable information on material selection, bonding methods, channel configurations, and other essential aspects to assist engineers, designers, and teams in developing efficient and reliable fluidic systems and plastic products.

Key Sections of the Design Guide:

Please note that the following guide is intended to provide a general approach to the design of plastic manifolds. Users should undertake appropriate verification of their specific design to ensure suitability for their applications. We don't intent for this guide to confirm a design's fitness for a particular use. All the data contained herein should be used as a reference only.

With that in mind, let's proceed with the basics of manifold design.