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J Young Dual Bank Vacuum Manifold with Glass Stopcocks, B19 Socket Ends

NewJ. YoungVacuum valvesUnited States

€1,561.7excl. VAT

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Number of Ports
90013
3
90014
4
90015
5
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J. Young
New/Used
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Product Description
Number of Ports
90013
3
90014
4
90015
5

Product description

Dual bank vacuum manifold with glass stopcocks and B19 socket ends, available in 3–5 ports for bioprocessing labs.

The J Young Dual Bank Vacuum Manifold features precision-engineered glass stopcocks designed for reliable vacuum control in laboratory settings. Constructed with main tubes measuring 24 mm outer diameter and fitted with B19 socket ends compatible with standard B19 cone adapters, this manifold offers robust connectivity for multiple vacuum lines. Available in configurations of 3, 4, or 5 ports, it facilitates simultaneous sample processing and fluid handling, essential in molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing workflows, and biomanufacturing pipelines. This manifold is widely used in synthetic biology research and live-cell imaging sample preparation, offering durable, chemically resistant glass construction that supports contaminant-free operation. Ideal for researchers in cell imaging, fluorescence analysis, and biotechnology applications requiring precise vacuum management and multipoint distribution.

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Last updated 19 October 2026