Quick Answer: Burette Clamp Stand is a 490 mm single-burette stand with a cork-lined solid wooden clamp, plastic screws and a 200 mm x 110 mm base on four rubber feet, holding a burette upright for titration.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Height 490 mm; base 200 mm x 110 mm
Solid wooden clamp with cork lining
Plastic screws avoid metal-to-glass contact
Four rubber feet for bench stability
Vernier surface for alignment and reading
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Holder type
Single burette
Height
490 mm
Base dimensions
200 mm x 110 mm
Clamp
Solid wooden, cork-lined, plastic screws
Feet
Four rubber feet
About This Product
The stand keeps one burette vertical during acid-base titration and other volumetric analysis, so students can read the graduations at eye level while titrant runs into the flask. The burette is placed in the cork-lined clamp and the plastic screws are tightened gently until it is held firmly, with the receiving flask or beaker below the tip. Export supply of the Burette Clamp Stand can be arranged to laboratories and schools in Guinea-Bissau, Egypt, Yemen, Brazil and Fiji.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Why does the clamp use plastic screws and a cork lining? The cork lining cushions the burette and the plastic screws allow controlled tightening without metal-to-glass contact. Even so, the clamp should not be overtightened on a glass burette.
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