Nordic Tec INOX stainless steel heating manifolds are high-quality installation components that ensure reliable and long-lasting operation of heating systems. Made of corrosion-resistant stainless steel, they guarantee the safety and stability of the installation as well as an attractive appearance. Thanks to precise workmanship and the use of durable materials, INOX manifolds are suitable for both underfloor heating and traditional heating systems, providing even heat distribution and a high level of comfort.
INOX heating manifolds, i.e. stainless steel models, can be used for underfloor heating thanks to their integrated flow meters. However, they can just as well be used with conventional radiators.
The idea behind the Nordic Tec INOX series is the use of stainless steel as the material (other series of our brand are made of brass). Stainless steel is an alternative that also performs well in underfloor heating and can work with radiators too.
The stainless steel manifolds in our range are available in the classic variants, i.e. from 2 to 12 heating circuits. They are equipped similarly to the classic Nordic Tec underfloor heating manifolds – i.e. they have vent and drain valves as well as ball valves with thermometers. In this case, stainless steel is a much lighter material than brass, which matters, for example, when you plan to mount the manifold on a less stable surface.
Stainless steel heating manifolds are used primarily in heating systems where high corrosion resistance and durability of components are required. They are ideal for underfloor heating systems, where the heating medium must be distributed evenly to the individual circuits. Thanks to the use of stainless steel, the manifold retains its properties for many years, even under more demanding operating conditions. It is also chosen where aesthetics and a modern look of the installation matter, while reliability and operational safety remain just as important.
Brass heating manifolds are a better choice than stainless steel manifolds in installations operating at higher pressure or in systems that require exceptional resistance and mechanical robustness. Brass, as a massive and solid material, withstands intensive use and high thermal loads very well. That is why brass manifolds are recommended for larger heating installations, where years of reliability are key, and also where the investor prefers "heavier", more classic solutions. This is a good choice when the priority is maximum service life and operational stability of the entire system. You will also find brass manifolds in the Nordic Tec catalogue.