Description
Bunsen burner for propane gas is a laboratory gas burner configured for use with propane where a bottled or piped propane supply is preferred. It forms part of the gas-burner range employed for routine heating operations in research, education and analytical laboratories. Common applications cover heating of liquids and solids in glassware, flame treatment of instruments, simple evaporations and demonstration experiments, always in accordance with applicable gas-handling and fire-safety rules. Supplied as one piece, the burner can be placed at a single workstation or used to expand propane-compatible capacity without altering the existing gas layout. The unit comes from manufacturer RSG and is of German origin, following the classic Bunsen air–fuel mixing principle to deliver a controllable flame for everyday laboratory thermal work. Its compact construction suits standard benches and teaching stations that rely on propane rather than natural gas. Laboratories select this burner when a dependable propane flame source is needed for general heating tasks. Pack size is one piece, allowing convenient procurement for individual or multi-station setups.
This article is part of Bunsen & gas burners, in Heating, drying & cooling. See also Hot plates & heating blocks.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Bunsen burner
- Fuel gas: Propane gas
- Country of origin: Germany
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Gasburner, needle valve, propane gas is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes RSG for laboratory use. It sits in Bunsen & gas burners, inside Heating, drying & cooling, in Lab instruments.
A Bunsen or gas burner is an open flame for quick heating, for flaming a loop, or for bending glass. The gas, natural gas or cartridge, has to match the burner. It is the wrong heat for a flammable solvent.
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