The DWK Duran Burette, 50 ml Straight Stopcock Class AS, with PTFE Tap is a high-quality laboratory tool designed for precise liquid measurements. Manufactured to Class AS standards, this burette ensures accuracy and reliability in titrations and other analytical procedures. Featuring a straight stopcock with a PTFE tap, it offers smooth control of liquid flow while ensuring chemical resistance and durability for long-term use in laboratory environments.
The DWK Duran Burette, 50 ml Straight Stopcock Class AS, with PTFE Tap is an essential tool for laboratories that require precision and chemical resistance in their measurements.
It is a high-quality laboratory tool designed for precise liquid measurements. Manufactured to Class AS standards, this burette ensures accuracy and reliability in titrations and other analytical procedures. Featuring a straight stopcock with a PTFE tap, it offers smooth control of liquid flow while ensuring chemical resistance and durability for long-term use in laboratory environments.
Yes. It is designed for titrations and precise liquid measurements in laboratory analysis, and offers a capacity of 50 ml to support this kind of work.
It has a capacity of 50 ml, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 243303604.
It is made from high-quality glass with PTFE stopcock tap for chemical resistance. It also offers class AS for accuracy in measurements, with Schellbach stripe and main graduations as circular divisions and conforms to ISO 385.
For valve applications, the DWK Duran Burette, 50 ml Straight Stopcock Class AS, with PTFE Tap is differentiated by material High-quality glass with PTFE stopcock tap for chemical resistance and capacity of 50 ml. The Hirschmann Laborgeräte Micro Burette 5,0.02 ml, Bang Pattern, Duran Class, SB, Straight Stopcock, NS Glass Key from Hirschmann is another named option in the same product category. Compare the required specifications, compatibility and workflow requirements before selection.
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