We have been working side by side with customers for nearly 25 years fabricating custom glassware to suit their needs. Whether it is a completely custom item or a custom modification to an existing catalog item we are happy to accommodate you. Just provide us with a blueprint or even a simple hand drawing will do and we are happy to help.

Laboratory Glass Condensers for Every Application

North Jersey Custom Glass fabricates laboratory glass condensers for distillation, reflux, and cooling setups across chemistry, pharmaceutical, and academic labs. Each condenser is hand-built to fit standard joint sizes or a custom configuration you specify, whether that means a longer jacket for extra cooling surface or a unique joint arrangement for a specialized setup. We draw on nearly 25 years of scientific glassblowing experience to make sure every condenser holds a tight vacuum, resists thermal stress, and performs consistently through repeated use in demanding laboratory conditions.

Custom Sizing, Fast Turnaround

Whether you need a single replacement condenser or a full production run, we keep popular styles in stock and ship nationwide, so most orders move quickly from order to delivery. If you cannot find the exact laboratory glass condensers you need in a standard catalog, send us a blueprint or even a simple hand drawing, and we will fabricate it to match. Our repair team can also restore chipped or cracked condensers to near-new condition, extending the life of glassware you already rely on. From routine replacements to specialized custom orders, North Jersey Custom Glass is built to deliver quality every time.

Beyond distillation work, our condensers are equally suited to reflux setups, extraction apparatus, and general cooling applications where consistent thermal performance matters. We offer options ranging from simple straight condensers to coiled and jacketed designs for applications that need extra surface area in a compact footprint. If you’re not sure which style fits your setup, describe your process to our team, and we’ll recommend a configuration based on flow rate, available bench space, and the temperatures involved.