Joints, Spherical, Female Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : JA-SDAJ-1669
Joints, Spherical, Female (product code JA-SDAJ-1669) are the socket halves of ball-and-socket glass connections. Each spherical joint of this type has a ground cup-shaped socket on a 100 mm glass shank, which a glassblower fuses into apparatus; it mates with a male spherical joint of the same S size. Spherical joints allow some angular movement, which reduces strain in long glass lines. Socket sizes S13 to S51 are listed, plus an S13 capillary bore version.
Specifications
These female spherical joints are listed with a 100 mm shank in seven socket options: S13 capillary bore, S13, S19, S29, S35, S41 and S51. The S number identifies the joint size, and each socket pairs with a male joint of the same number.
| Product | Joints, Spherical, Female |
| SKU / Product code | JA-SDAJ-1669 |
| Type | Spherical joint, female (socket) |
| Shank length | 100 mm |
| Socket sizes | S13, S19, S29, S35, S41, S51 |
| Capillary version | S13 capillary bore |
Applications of the spherical joint
Spherical joints are used where glass sections must be joined with some flexibility, such as vacuum lines, manifolds and apparatus that is assembled and taken apart often.
- Building glass vacuum lines and manifolds with flexible connections
- Joining apparatus that must be aligned at an angle
- Capillary connections using the S13 capillary bore version
- Glassblowing and repair of custom laboratory apparatus
Scope of supply and ordering
The listing covers female spherical joints with 100 mm shank in the socket sizes and quantities you order. Male joints, clamps, accessories, spares and quantities are confirmed on the quotation.
MOQ, lead time and packing are confirmed on each quotation for quantity and destination. JaincoLab supplies glassblowing workshops, single laboratories, bulk orders for institutes, and export orders to Africa, the Middle East and South and South-East Asia.
Frequently asked questions
Which sizes are listed?
S13, S19, S29, S35, S41 and S51 sockets, plus an S13 capillary bore version, all with a 100 mm shank.
What does it connect to?
A male spherical joint of the same S size.
Why use a spherical joint rather than a cone and socket?
It allows some angular movement between the two sections, which reduces strain on long or complex glass assemblies.
Related products
Other joints and fittings in the same category:
See the full Screwthreads, Discs and Joints category, part of the range from JaincoLab, a laboratory glassware manufacturer in India.
Request a quote
To order Joints, Spherical, Female, send the sizes, quantities and delivery destination through the JaincoLab contact page or email [email protected]. Tender and project enquiries can be sent through the tenders page.
