Product overview

The Cole-Parmer Butane Regulator Assembly for Flame Photometers is designed to provide a stable and consistent butane gas supply to flame photometers, ensuring accurate and reliable measurements. This high-quality assembly is essential for laboratories requiring precise flame control in their analytical processes.

Key Features:

Brand: Cole-Parmer
Compatibility: Suitable for use with various flame photometers
Function: Regulates butane gas flow for optimal flame performance
Material: Durable construction for long-lasting use
Application: Ideal for laboratories conducting flame photometry analyses

This butane regulator assembly is a vital component for laboratories aiming to achieve precise and consistent results in their flame photometry applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Cole-Parmer Butane Regulator Assembly for Flame Photometers used for?

It is designed to provide a stable and consistent butane gas supply to flame photometers, ensuring accurate and reliable measurements. This high-quality assembly is essential for laboratories requiring precise flame control in their analytical processes.

2. Is the Cole-Parmer Butane Regulator Assembly for Flame Photometers suitable for laboratories conducting flame photometry analyses?

Yes. It is designed for laboratories conducting flame photometry analyses, and offers regulates butane gas flow for optimal flame performance to support this kind of work.

3. What function does the Cole-Parmer Butane Regulator Assembly for Flame Photometers have?

It has regulates butane gas flow for optimal flame performance, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 12655-95.

4. What is the Cole-Parmer Butane Regulator Assembly for Flame Photometers made from and what features does it include?

It is made from durable construction for long-lasting use. It is compatible with various flame photometers.

5. How does the Cole-Parmer Butane Regulator Assembly for Flame Photometers compare with the A. Krüss Flame Photometer FP8700 with Sampler, Diluter and Mixer 0.01 mg/L, with Diluted Sample Supply from A.KRÜSS?

For laboratories conducting flame photometry analyses, the Cole-Parmer model is the better choice, offering regulates butane gas flow for optimal flame performance. The A.KRÜSS model offers a detection limit of 0.01 mg/L as an alternative, while the Cole-Parmer model's regulates butane gas flow for optimal flame performance help make it a strong fit for laboratories conducting flame photometry analyses.