Product List

To begin, let's establish a fundamental comprehension of a valve manifold. A manifold serves as a tool linking one or multiple block/isolate valves within a hydraulic system. The valves in a hydraulic system encompass types such as ball, needle, bleed, and vent valves. In the context of a block and bleed manifold, its primary goal is to prevent fluids from upstream making contact with downstream components. This is accomplished by isolating the fluid flow within the system.

A manifold serves as a consolidated unit integrating several valves, acting as a link between the instrument and the process. It represents a segment of piping where, internally, the valves interconnect in configurations specified by a design engineer.

Tubes serve structural purposes, offering flexibility in shape, including squares and rectangles. Material standards are dictated by organizations like the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and ASTM International (ASTM).

Pipes, designed for conveying fluids or gases, adhere to accepted standards from organizations like the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), with B36.10M and B36.19M specifying manufacturing parameters.

Hoses, versatile in application, differ from tubes and pipes in material and purpose. They conform to a broad spectrum of standards and can be employed in various scenarios.

PPR (polypropylene random copolymer) and CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride) fittings are both used for plumbing and similar applications, but they have some key differences.


PPR fittings is known for its high temperature resistance, chemical resistance, and long-term strength. They are often used for hot and cold water supply, as well as in heating systems.


CPVC fittings, on the other hand, is known for its ability to handle higher temperatures than PVC. CPVC fittings are often used for carrying hot water, as well as for industrial applications where chemical resistance is important.


In general, PPR fittings are well-suited for hot and cold water supply in residential and commercial buildings, while CPVC fittings are often used for hot water supply in residential and industrial settings, as well as for industrial applications requiring chemical resistance.

Hotline clamps function as a connection point between a Hot Line and Transformer. Constructed from robust metal alloys like bronze, this tool serves as a utility product essential for line tap distribution connections. They are designed to withstand high temperatures and offer excellent electrical conductivity, making them an essential part of power transmission and distribution systems. The clamp’s material is resistant to corrosion to maintain its structural integrity and provide a long service life.Hot line clamps are also easy to install and maintain

Ground Clamps are used to connect conduit (Rigid or IMC) to steel or copper water pipe and provide a ground wire termination point. They are manufactured from a highly conductive copper alloy and have steel or bronze screws. Grounding clamp adapters and hubs are interchangeable, providing the flexibility for on-the-fly adjustments and enhanced installation versatility. Direct Burial ground pipe clamps earth clamps have screws made of Stainelss Steel and are for direct burial in earth or concrete.

The GUV clamp, equipped with a U bolt made of either stainless steel or copper, is crafted to establish a corrosion-resistant, low-resistance link between a solid circular or stranded conductor and an earth rod or reinforcing bar. Available in various sizes, it accommodates a wide range of conductor and earth rod/rebar connections, providing a robust yet non-permanent solution. This makes it particularly suitable for smaller-scale earthing system installations where periodic connection testing may be necessary.

A slip-fit electrical connector designed for a threaded transformer stud features a stud hole with a stepped or key-type configuration. This hole comprises an oversized unthreaded circular opening at the top and a slightly smaller intersecting hole at the bottom. The bottom hole is threaded to match those of the stud, and a jam screw is employed to compel the threaded stud into close contact with the threads of the smaller hole. This contact extends over a significant arc, ensuring a secure and enhanced electrical connection. The design emphasizes simplicity in installation while maintaining a tight connection.

Transformer tank Connectors also known as Transformer ground connectors,serve the purpose of establishing grounding connections in electrical transformers. These connectors are cast from high-conductivity bronze. The connector features an eye bolt that can rotate, allowing for the accommodation of cables in either a vertical or horizontal direction. This single-size connector is designed to handle the entire range of grounding conductors, spanning from #8 through 2/0 AWG.

The use of interlocking components guarantees a secure and durable connection that is resistant to vibrations and corrosion. The one-piece, side-opening design eliminates the risk of loose parts and cross-threading, simplifying the installation process for running conductors. This design also allows for easy installation with gloves or hot sticks. The connectors can be installed on structures, cabinets, and enclosures to facilitate grounding applications.

Overhead lines or overhead wires are used to transmit electrical energy to trams, trolleybuses or trains. Overhead line is designed on the principle of one or more overhead wires situated over rail tracks. Feeder stations at regular intervals along the overhead line supply power from the high-voltage grid.

These components play a crucial role in establishing both a mechanical and electrical link between one end of a bare copper conductor and an intermediate point on the main bare copper conductor. The mechanical connection between the cantilever and the anti-swinging arm ensures a fixed distance. The branch serves as an electrical connection, bridging the gap between the copper conductor and the contact wire.This mechanism distributes current along the catenary to avoid additional connection to supply power

Cable glands, defined as "mechanical cable entry devices," are employed in conjunction with cables and wiring across electrical, instrumentation, control, and automation systems, encompassing applications in lighting, power, data, and telecommunications. The primary functions of cable glands include serving as sealing and terminating devices to ensure the safeguarding of electrical equipment and enclosures.


They contribute to environmental protection by sealing the outer cable sheath, effectively preventing the ingress of dust and moisture into the electrical or instrument enclosure. In the case of armored cables with a metallic construction, cable glands also facilitate earth continuity.


Additionally, cable glands provide a holding force on the cable, ensuring sufficient levels of mechanical resistance against cable "pull out." This feature contributes to the overall reliability and durability of cable installations.

Split bolt connectors serve as a form of electrical linkage for joining two or more wires. The name "split bolt" is derived from the design of the connector, featuring a bolt with a division in the middle that enables the connector to open for the insertion of wires. Once in place, the bolt is tightened to securely hold the wires. These connectors are widely utilized in scenarios requiring a dependable and secure connection between multiple wires. Often preferred over alternatives like crimp connectors, split bolt connectors are esteemed for their perceived strength and reliability. They are also favored for their straightforward installation, making them a popular choice among professionals in the electrical and electronic fields.


Primarily employed in grounding applications, such as lightning protection systems and electrical grounding systems, split bolt connectors play a crucial role. In these systems, the connectors facilitate the union of grounding wires and other components, establishing a comprehensive circuit that offers a pathway for the flow of electricity to the ground. The incorporation of split bolt connectors in grounding applications ensures a steadfast and secure connection capable of withstanding the elevated currents and voltages associated with electrical grounding and lightning protection.

Conduit fittings hold significant importance in electrical setups, offering essential safeguards and orderliness for electrical cables and wires. Their role involves ensuring the secure and effective routing of electrical conductors, providing protection against potential damage, and contributing to the maintenance of an orderly and organized wiring infrastructure. Serving as connectors, conduit fittings are employed to link conduit sections or establish connections between conduit and electrical devices or boxes. They play a pivotal role in the dependable installation of electrical wiring, shielding it from moisture, dirt, physical harm, and other environmental elements. The diversity in materials, sizes, and designs of conduit fittings caters to various installation needs

There are various types of conduit fittings - adaptors, bushings, couplings, elbows, straps, and connectors

These fittings go with accessories such as hangers and straps, nipples, caps and plugs.

Cable lugs and ferrules serve as connectors primarily utilized for the termination and connection of cable and wire conductors within electrical installations and equipment. Generally, these devices are affixed to cables and wires by inserting the conductor(s) into the "barrel" or tube of the device and subsequently "crimping" or squeezing the barrel onto the conductor(s), creating a secure mechanical and electrical joint. These devices are produced in a variety of designs and are crafted from high-conductivity materials such as tin-plated copper or aluminum to accommodate diverse cable and wire types, meeting specific installation requirements.

The primary applications encompass the termination and/or joining of cables and wires in electrical reticulation systems and equipment.Manufactured from high conductivity copper which is tin plated to prevent corrosion. Manufactured from high conductivity copper which is tin plated to prevent corrosion

A panel board may include various switchgear elements like relays, meters, switches, terminal connectors, etc. It serves as a component within an electrical distribution system, dividing electrical power into different branches or circuits. This unit provides control and protection for electrical circuits, predominantly employed in low-voltage distribution systems. A switchboard, on the other hand, is an electrical apparatus that manages the flow of electricity from the power line to smaller consumers. It is composed of one or more panels assembled together. In switchgear configurations, each device is separately mounted and placed within its individual compartment.

Battery terminals serve as the electrical connections that link your car to its battery, and they are available in a diverse range of shapes and sizes. Car batteries commonly feature one of five types of terminals:
SAE Post: These terminals consist of two lead posts shaped like a cone with the top cut off, positioned on top of the battery. The positive terminal is larger than the negative one.
JIS Post: Similar to SAE Post, these terminals also have two lead posts, but they are smaller than the SAE post. The positive terminal remains larger than the negative one.
Side Post Battery Terminals: These terminals have two recessed threads where bolts or battery terminal adapters can be attached. The sockets for both negative and positive terminals are the same size.
L Terminals: As the name suggests, these terminals have L-shaped posts with a hole through the vertical side. They are commonly used in European cars, motorcycles, and lawnmowers.
Stud: These terminals are threaded studs. While the positive and negative may have different diameters, they are usually the same.
Marine batteries typically feature four posts, including a pair of threaded posts for both positive and negative terminals, and another pair of SAE posts.