Quick Answer: The Bunsen Burner Bottled Gas (LPG) is a nickel-plated Bunsen burner for school laboratories supplied with propane or butane bottled gas, fitted with a rotatable air regulator and an 80 mm enamelled pressed-steel base.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Nickel-plated burner with a rotatable air regulator
Cylindrical rifled gas connector, 10 mm outer diameter
Enamelled pressed-steel base, 80 mm in diameter
Made for LPG supply: propane or butane bottled gas
Neoprene tubing is recommended for connection
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Burner tube
H 100 mm x D 13 mm
Base diameter
80 mm
Overall height
140 mm
Connector outer diameter
10 mm
Gas supply
Propane or butane bottled gas (LPG)
About This Product
This Bunsen burner is meant for school laboratories that use a propane or butane bottled gas supply. Turning the regulator sets the air intake, and the gas tubing goes on the rifled connector; neoprene tubing is the recommended type for LPG burners. The burner tube measures 100 mm by 13 mm, and the whole burner stands 140 mm high. The Bunsen Burner Bottled Gas (LPG) is available for supply within India and for export to Honduras, Paraguay, Barbados, Philippines and Guinea-Bissau.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Which tubing should be used with this burner? Neoprene tubing is recommended for LPG Bunsen burners. The burner's rifled connector has an outer diameter of 10 mm.
Q2. What gas does this burner run on? It is designed for bottled gas, that is propane or butane (LPG), rather than another fuel supply.