SaminVA. So this one is a regular raster tube 19VLUP22 then correct?
dj, I think you're confusing yourself

A tube is a tube (so to say)....they all do the same thing. There isn't a difference between vector tubes and raster tubes (as far as how they work). The differences are: size (19", 25", etc.), dot pitch (equating to resolution), deflection angle (90°, 100°, etc.), and neck diameter and its pinout.
A good example is the Amplifone vector monitor. It shipped with, one of two, different tubes. One is the Rauland tube (already mentioned in this thread). This is the more desired tube by Amplifone owners. It is a medium resolution tube (this means it has a tighter dot pitch than a standard resolution tube---equating to a sharper image). The other tube was a RCA (IIRC) tube. This was a standard resolution tube. This same tube is also commonly found on WG4900 series monitors (a raster monitor and a vector monitor using the same tube). It boils down to...what monitors use the tubes you have.
The 19VLUP22 is a replacement for WG6100 series, WG6400 series, and the Electrohome G0-8 (all of these happen to be vectors, but doesn't mean this tube isn't used in a raster application....somewhere).
Your other tube, the 19VMBP22....is a replacement for WG4600 series, WG4900 series, Electrohome G-07, Amplifone 19" vector, and probably many others. It'll probably work with the Sanyo EZV's (might have to get creative with mounting).
I hope this makes sense, as opposed to being more confusing.
Edward