Bunsen Burner (With Stopcock) Standard Lab Size

The Bunsen Burner (With Stopcock) Standard Lab Size is a cornerstone of laboratory equipment, facilitating precise flame manipulation for diverse experimental needs. Crafted for durability, its sturdy construction ensures long-term reliability. The integrated stopcock permits effortless regulation of gas flow, enhancing user control and safety. Widely utilized for tasks ranging from gentle heating to sterilization procedures, this burner exemplifies versatility and efficiency in laboratory environments, making it an indispensable tool for researchers, educators, and technicians alike.

Key Features

1. Stopcock for precise gas control.
2. Sturdy construction ensures durability.
3. Adjustable flame for varied applications.
4. Compatible with standard laboratory setups.
5. Safe and reliable for continuous use in lab environments.

Precautions

1. Always use in a well-ventilated area to prevent gas build-up.
2. Ensure proper gas connections and secure fittings before use.
3. Avoid overheating by adjusting flame intensity as needed.
4. Never leave the burner unattended while in operation.
5. Keep flammable materials away from the burner to prevent accidents.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: Can I use any type of gas with this burner?
Answer: This burner is designed for use with commonly used laboratory gases like methane, propane, or natural gas.

Question: How do I adjust the flame intensity?
Answer: The integrated stopcock allows for precise control of gas flow, enabling you to adjust the flame intensity accordingly.

Question: Is this burner suitable for sterilization purposes?
Answer: Yes, the Bunsen Burner with Stopcock is commonly used for sterilization procedures in laboratory settings.

Question: Can I leave the burner unattended?
Answer: It’s recommended to never leave the burner unattended while in operation to prevent accidents. Always turn it off when not in use.

Question: How do I ensure the burner’s safety?
Answer: Follow proper safety precautions such as ensuring proper ventilation, checking gas connections, and keeping flammable materials away from the burner. Regular maintenance and inspection are also advisable.