Description
Replacement wicks for soda-lime glass alcohol burners renew fuel delivery when existing wicks become short, soiled or no longer draw alcohol evenly. Made for soda-lime glass alcohol burners, they allow laboratories to keep familiar glass burners in service for mild heating, loop and needle flaming, and other small flame tasks. A ready stock of wicks shortens maintenance interruptions during practical courses and routine bench work. Each pack supplies 50 pc(s) at a total weight of 0,100 kg, offering a generous consumable reserve for multi-user labs and teaching collections. These replacement wicks from manufacturer DWK Life Sciences align with soda-lime glass alcohol burner systems and support simple, low-cost upkeep of the appliance rather than full burner replacement. Timely wick changes help preserve a stable flame profile and cleaner burner performance over repeated use cycles. The 50-piece unit quantity suits scheduled servicing of several burners from one pack, matching the stated use for soda-lime glass alcohol burners in general laboratory appliance maintenance.
This article is part of Bunsen & gas burners, in Heating, drying & cooling. See also Hot plates & heating blocks.
Key features
- Pack size: 50 pc(s)
- Product type: Replacement wicks
- Compatible with: Soda-lime glass alcohol burner
- Weight: 0,100 kg
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Replacement wicks, for soda-lime glass alcohol burner, 50 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes DWK Life Sciences 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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