Class B Burettes with GP Rotaflo stopcock and Amber graduations

These Class B burettes with a GP Rotaflo stopcock have amber graduations for clear reading.Complies with ISO 385With GP Rotaflo stopcock and PTFE key - no lubrication required, no seizure with caustic solutions, offers fine drop addition control, 3.0mm key boreGraduations in permanent amber stain which is fused into the glass and is especially resistant to aggressive cleaning solutionsManufactured from borosilicate glass Request Information... For more information on this product please click the Request information button below and we will get back to you as soon as we can. Request information Alternatively, a consultation visit from one of our highly experienced product specialists is available for this range. Typically our specialist will be able to go through the following aspects with you to help you make the right choices and be able to deliver them on time and and on budget. Your product or service requirements Performance criteria Budget constraints Site access Project timeframes Services available Environmental factors Please click the Request Consultation button below and we will get back to you as soon as we can. Request Information The links above will take you to our request information page which will forward your enquiry to our team. Please provide as much detail as possible so that we can get back to you with the right information. We normally aim to get back to you same day or within 24 hours on weekdays. If you enquiry is more urgent please call our support team on 01954 233 120 Feefo Reviews Related Blogs Shatter and splinter proof burettes - a safer option Burkle's very popular automatic burettes are now available in a plastic coated version - making them shatter and splinter proof. The Automatic Burette offers a quick and easy way to perform manual titrations, and is now available in a plastic coated version Due to their delicate construction and shape, traditiona...8 years ago How can I test the accuracy of my volumetric glassware? A huge range of tests in the laboratory require the use of volumetric glassware such as bulb or volumetric pipettes, volumetric flasks, graduated cylinders and burettes, to accurately measure larger volumes of liquid. As this volume measurement is a critical part of the overall test the glassware should be considered for regular monitoring. [caption id="attachment_5129" align="aligncenter...9 years ago More Information More Information MaterialGlass Volumetric classB