Lab Equipment

LPG & Natural Gas Bunsen Burners Shop our selection of burners are available for use with natural gas or LPG. All burners are 100% tested for flame quality and leakage prior to packing. All Burners are constructed utilising a heavy pressure die cast base painted in blue chemically resistant acrylic finish. The range of burners are for use with either bottled LPG or natural gas. Features: Choice of brass or nickel-plated finish Choice of sizes Air regulator Riffled gas inlet tube Natural Gas Burners The natural gas burners can achieve the hottest temperature of 900 to 1000?C at the tip of the blue flame, while temperatures of the yellow airless flame are around 750 to 800?C. Please note that the exact temperatures depend on the gas pressure and chemical composition of the gas, which will vary site to site. LPG Burners These gases generally achieve temperatures slightly lower than those achieved with natural gas, the range being 850 to 950?C. The LPG burners are designed to work with propane at 35 millibars or Butane at 28 millibars - an appropriate pressure reduction valve should be fitted to the gas cylinder. LPG is more searching than coal or natural gas, so these models are sealed with a jointing compound - if the jets are ever changed on the burners a suitable jointing compound must be used. Bypass Burners As 13 mm Bunsen burner but incorporates a gas control stopcock and pilot ignition flame. Supplied with an air regulator.? ? Please note, all burners except for those listed as kits are supplied without tubing, which must be purchased separately.? Feefo Reviews Related Blogs Bunsen Burner starter kits with everything needed in one package Bunsen Burners are used in most laboratories worldwide and for many scientists this will have been one of the first things they ever used in a lab for their first experiments at school! Flame tests to determine metals is one of the first experiments many people perform at school, using a basic bunsen burner. But even the humble Bunsen burner requires a few extra items to get started - Cam...8 years ago