Any ideas on this mystery hydraulic manifold???
 

This was in a box of gauges and other stuff my nephew bought, including a couple vintage Sun tachs and some funky digital bar-graph gauges which are in boxes yet. Anyways, there is relaly nothing to help me that I see to help ID this weird manifold. At the pressure and flow listed in metric I am assuming it is Euro. I've never seen that company emblem before. At 140 bar I am assuming some hydraulic manifold, not fuel. Any engineering types ahve a clue? Only common thought I would have would be to control a snow plow blade??

Is it from Germany? :D

You commented just after i posted the pics, I wasn't sure if they would all load, so didn't write a lot about it, then i edited the writeup. I think it may be, since the pressure and flow are metric. Not proof positive it is though. Curious about that emblem. I have tried looking for it online but can't find it. At first thought they might be V's for Vickers.

Looks like some one way valves in there. Maybe something from a european made air compressor.

I think my brother has nailed it, it's the end cap for a pressure washer pump. The emblem cast in to it is for "Karcher", which is a big mfr for pressure washers.

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