High-Temperature Bunsen Burner with Gas & Gas Adjustment - Ideal for Natural Gas & Propane Lab Heating

Burner, Gas & Gas Adjustment with Flame Stabilizer for Natural Gas Propane Lab Heating Features Bunsen burners can be used to heat non-combustibleobjects or solutions. It can be used to heat objects to very high temperatures.The maximum temperature can be close to 1200 °C. Because the operatingtemperature is higher than the alcohol lamp, the material of the lamp must usea heat-resistant metal. Note: Because its fuel is in a gaseous state atroom temperature, special attention should be paid to the of thepipeline. Bunsen burners must be used with special care when using them. Alwayscheck that all switches are off before use. The main switch can only be turnedon when it is determined that all switches are off. 0 Base diameter - 7.8cm/3.07in, height - 17.5cm/6.89in Materail: Zinc alloy base & copper tube Weight Approx. 224g Materail: Zinc alloy base & copper tube Color silver 0 Bunsen burner is one of the high temperature heating tools commonly used in scientific laboratories The Bunsen burner can safely burn gaseous fuel, and the flame does not flow back into the gas supply pipe. Gas or natural gas, propane gas, etc. are usually used for fuel. detail 0 To connect to the burner, please use a gas hose with inner diameter of 8-9 mm (5/16" or 3/8"). 0 With gas regulator, Gas intake regulator, and flame stabilizer.Can be used with natural gas and liquid propane.Flame Adjustable: Needle valve fitted above the base can realize easily control the flame, Multiple flames for multiple purpose.0 Steps for usage:1. Open the laboratory window and keep the airflowing. 2. Attach the Bunsen burner hose to the gas pipeand place it on the fire board. 3. Turn off the Gas holes of the lamp foot andignite the match on the Gas outlet. 4. Start the Gas smash and ignite the light, thenthe flame is orange. 5. Open the Gas vents to allow fresh Gas to enter,the flame turns blue and the temperature becomes high. 6. After use, close the Gas vents and turn off theair sputum. 7. Pull the Bunsen burner out of the trachea.

• Achieve maximum heating temperatures up to 1200 °C, perfect for scientific experiments and laboratory applications.
• devised with a flame stabilizer and adjustable needle valve for precise control of flame intensity and during use.
• Constructed from durable zinc alloy and copper materials, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability in high-temperature environments.
• Compatible with natural gas and propane; requires a gas hose with an inner diameter of 8-9 mm (5/16" or 3/8") for safe connection.
• features include a non-backflow devise and clear usage instructions to ensure safe operation in laboratory .