Carl Friedrich Usbeck Bunsen Burner For Propane Gas

The Carl Friedrich Usbeck Bunsen Burner For Propane Gas, Air Regulation And Needle Valve, DIN-DVGW-Reg.-Nr. NG-2211AN0134 is designed for controlled laboratory heating applications using propane gas. Featuring air regulation and a needle valve, this burner supports adjustable flame control for routine laboratory use.

Key Features:

• Brand: Carl Friedrich Usbeck
• Product Type: Bunsen burner
• Gas Type: Propane gas
• Regulation: Air regulation
• Valve: Needle valve
• Standard: DIN 30665
• Registration: DIN-DVGW-Reg.-Nr. NG-2211AN0134
• Application: Suitable for controlled laboratory heating tasks

This Carl Friedrich Usbeck propane gas Bunsen burner is suitable for laboratories requiring adjustable flame control with air regulation and needle valve operation.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Carl Friedrich Usbeck Bunsen Burner For Propane Gas used for?

It is designed for controlled laboratory heating applications using propane gas. Featuring air regulation and a needle valve, this burner supports adjustable flame control for routine laboratory use.

2. Is the Carl Friedrich Usbeck Bunsen Burner For Propane Gas suitable for controlled laboratory heating tasks?

Yes. It is designed for controlled laboratory heating tasks, and offers propane gas and air regulation to support this kind of work.

3. What gas type and regulation does the Carl Friedrich Usbeck Bunsen Burner For Propane Gas have?

It has propane gas, air regulation and needle valve, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 1011/1.

4. What standard and registration does the Carl Friedrich Usbeck Bunsen Burner For Propane Gas offer?

It offers DIN 30665 and dIN-DVGW-Reg.-Nr. NG-2211AN0134.

5. How does the Carl Friedrich Usbeck Bunsen Burner For Propane Gas compare with the Bochem Bunsen Burner for Propane with Needle Valve DIN 30665, Air Regulation, Pilot Flame, Max. 1300°C, 2.36 kW from Bochem?

For controlled laboratory heating tasks, the Carl Friedrich Usbeck model is the better choice, offering propane gas, air regulation and needle valve. The Bochem model offers a max temperature of 1300°C and a power output of 2.36 kW as an alternative, while the Carl Friedrich Usbeck model's propane gas and air regulation help make it a strong fit for controlled laboratory heating tasks.