This Normag distributor pipe — sometimes referred to as a laboratory glass manifold — is a three-stage borosilicate glass fitting designed for dividing media streams, whether gas or liquid, across multiple outlets in laboratory, chemical, or pharmaceutical systems. Normag is a recognised German manufacturer of laboratory glassware and glass apparatus, supplying research institutions, the chemical industry, and pharmaceutical operations with precision-engineered components. This unit carries the model designation A1506514-ME01 and batch number 78604.
The distributor is constructed from borosilicate glass 3.3, a material prized in laboratory settings for its chemical resistance, mechanical durability, and ability to withstand thermal shock. The piece features one central inlet and three lateral side outlets, all fitted with threaded connections and protected by yellow protective caps, making the unit ready to connect with standard DIN laboratory couplings without further modification.
The technical ratings are well-documented from the manufacturer's type plate. The unit is rated for a temperature range of −50 °C to +200 °C and a pressure range of −1 to +4 barg, covering both vacuum and modest positive-pressure applications. Resistance to temperature cycling is specified at a differential of 180 K, confirming suitability for processes involving significant thermal transitions. The unit is DIN-compliant and was manufactured in Germany.
Condition is described as used and very good, with no visible damage reported. The system is supplied as shown in the photographs, with all connections capped. The seller notes that reuse of this component avoids remanufacturing, with an estimated CO₂ saving of 30–45 kg compared with producing a new equivalent. The unit is offered from Germany at a listed price of $120.
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