Bunsen Burner

Bunsen Burner — Bunsen Burner upgraded description: a compact laboratory gas burner commonly used for heating, flame tests, sterilization of tools and focused combustion tasks. (laboratory-products.com)

Typical construction and controls: a vertical metal mixing tube with an adjustable air collar and a gas-control valve mounted on a stable steel or cast-iron base; tubes are commonly brass or nickel-plated brass for corrosion resistance and heat stability. (fishersci.com)

Performance: when correctly adjusted (air/gas mixture) the hottest region of the primary flame can reach approximately 1,500 °C, enabling rapid heating and reliable sterilization. (britannica.com)

Fuel compatibility and operation: suitable for laboratory natural gas or LPG (propane/butane) supplies; connect with rated laboratory gas tubing and use a spark lighter or long-reach igniter to light—avoid improvised ignition methods. (ehs.usc.edu)

Safety & best practices: inspect hoses and fittings before use, secure hose clamps, keep the burner clear of combustibles and overhead obstructions, do not leave an open flame unattended, shut off gas when finished and allow the unit to cool before handling. These precautions reflect standard university laboratory guidance. (wpi.edu)

Manufacturer / Supplier: EMDA. Size: Each. This enhanced description adds practical specifications and safe-use guidance to the existing product entry while preserving the original product name.