Description
Bunsen burner for natural gas is a laboratory gas burner intended for controlled flame work wherever a natural-gas supply is available. It belongs to the gas-burner class of bench equipment used for everyday heating tasks in chemistry, biology, teaching and quality-control laboratories. Typical uses include gentle or vigorous heating of glassware, flame sterilisation of tools, evaporation steps and simple flame tests, always subject to local gas and safety regulations. The burner is offered as a single-piece unit, making it straightforward to equip individual workstations or to replace an existing natural-gas burner without changing the laboratory gas infrastructure. Produced by manufacturer RSG and originating from Germany, the design follows the familiar Bunsen principle of mixing fuel gas with air to produce a stable, adjustable flame suitable for routine scientific work. Its compact footprint fits standard laboratory benches and teaching stations. Laboratories choose this type of burner when a reliable natural-gas flame source is required for general thermal procedures. Pack size is one piece, supporting flexible ordering for single benches or multi-user facilities.
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: Natural gas
- Country of origin: Germany
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Gasburner, air regulation, natural 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 Instruments de précision.
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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