A 30-gallon air manifold with 8 outlets typically consists of a central tank or chamber with a capacity of 30 gallons, designed to store compressed air. This tank is connected to a manifold system that divides the compressed air into 8 separate outlets.

The main components of this manifold system include:

1. Tank: The central tank, which holds the compressed air. It’s usually made of sturdy materials like steel or aluminum to withstand pressure.

2. Inlet Valve: This is where the compressed air enters the manifold from the compressor. It regulates the flow of air into the tank.

3. Outlet Valves: There are 8 outlet valves, each connected to an outlet port. These valves control the release of compressed air from the tank to the respective outlets.

4. Outlet Ports: There are 8 outlet ports, evenly distributed around the manifold, allowing for the attachment of air hoses or other accessories.

5. Pressure Gauges: These gauges measure the pressure inside the tank and possibly at each outlet, providing feedback to the user about the system’s pressure levels.

6. Safety Features: This might include pressure relief valves to prevent over-pressurization of the tank and other safety mechanisms to ensure safe operation.

7. Mounting Bracket: Depending on the design, there might be a mounting bracket to secure the manifold to a wall or other structure for stability.

8. Manifold Body: The body of the manifold houses all the components and provides the structure for the system.

This setup allows for the efficient distribution of compressed air to multiple tools or devices simultaneously, making it useful in various industrial, commercial, or DIY applications where compressed air is needed.