PIONEER PM33211BP-5-1-3-F – Modular Pneumatic Manifold Base

PIONEER PM33211BP-5-1-3-F – Modular Pneumatic Manifold Base for Dense Valve Control

Key Features

• Backplane manifold (BP) design – Centralizes pneumatic passages and coil power on one base, reducing point-to-point wiring and tubing clutter.
• 5-station configuration (-5-) – Supports up to five valve slices; you can populate fully or leave spare for future expansion.
• Single supply zone (-1-) – One common pressure feed for all stations simplifies isolation and pressure regulation.
• 3-position valve compatibility (-3-) – Typically supports 5/3 valve functions; helpful for safe stops and mid-position holding.
• FKM sealing option (F) – In many cases provides improved chemical and temperature resistance versus standard nitrile seals.
• Clean wiring topology – Often uses a ribbon/bus approach for 24 VDC solenoid coils, lowering installation time.
• Panel or DIN-rail mount – Flexible mounting makes it easier to fit inside compact cabinets or machine frames.
• Service-friendly layout – Swap, add, or blank valve stations without reworking the entire manifold.

Technical Specifications

Application Fields

• Packaging and palletizing – High-density cylinder actuation for gating, clamping, and diverting with simplified cabinet wiring.
• Electronics assembly – Compact pick-and-place manifolds where clean routing and fast swap-outs are a priority.
• Food & beverage machinery – With the FKM option, seals typically handle washdown-adjacent setups better than standard elastomers.
• Automotive fixtures and end-of-arm tooling – Quick reconfiguration of tooling plates and manageable spare parts strategy.

Installation & Maintenance

• Mounting – Install on a flat, rigid panel or DIN rail; allow clearance to release end plates and valve slices.
• Pneumatics – Use clean, dry, filtered air (typically ≤40 μm filtration, better if possible). Verify pressure rating per valve.
• Electrical – Provide a stable 24 VDC supply with proper fusing. Add coil suppression (flyback) if not integrated.
• Wiring – Route power and I/O separately from high-current devices where practical to limit noise.
• Safety – Depressurize and de-energize before service. Lock-out/tag-out according to site procedures.
• Routine checks – Inspect seals and fittings for leaks, confirm fastener torque, clean debris, and verify end-plate gaskets.
• Upkeep – If a bus node or firmware-based I/O slice is used, schedule periodic firmware checks/updates from the vendor.

Quality & Certifications

• Certifications – Typically CE and RoHS compliant for industrial environments; additional regional marks may be available on request.
• Materials & sealing – FKM option is commonly used where higher temperature or chemical resistance is needed.
• Warranty – Standard manufacturer warranty terms usually apply (many cases: 12 months from shipment); extended coverage can be discussed.