Description
Bunsen burner for propane gas is a laboratory gas burner configured for propane as the fuel gas. Offered as 1 pc, it belongs to the gas burners category and is intended for standard bench heating tasks in chemical, analytical, educational and industrial laboratories that operate on propane. Country of origin is Germany, and the unit is available from manufacturer RSG. Specifying propane rather than natural gas ensures correct matching to the laboratory gas supply, whether cylinder-based or piped propane. Typical use includes controlled heating of glassware, sample preparation steps and other routine thermal operations at the open bench where a classic Bunsen-style flame is required. The single-piece pack size suits equipping individual workstations or replacing an existing propane burner without ordering multi-unit sets. Clear designation as a Bunsen burner for propane gas helps procurement and safety teams select the appropriate burner type for propane installations and avoid mismatch with natural-gas lines. This RSG burner complements laboratory gas infrastructure already set up for propane.
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
- Country of origin: Germany
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Gasburner Bunsen for 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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