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SKU: 8092
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This high‑quality Labglass Modular Class‑B Burette – 50ml is manufactured from durable 3.3 borosilicate glass, offering excellent thermal and chemical resistance for reliable laboratory use. Designed for accurate titrations and volumetric measurements, it features blue printed graduations for clear, precise reading during practical work.
The modular system includes a fully interchangeable PTFE stopcock, providing smooth, leak‑free operation and excellent chemical resistance. A replaceable plastic jet/tip is included, allowing easy maintenance and long‑term usability. This design ensures high performance in both educational and professional laboratory environments.
Perfect for GCSE and A‑Level chemistry, this 50ml burette is an essential tool for teaching core analytical techniques. It is widely used in:
Robust, precise, and designed for long‑term use, the Labglass 50ml Modular Burette is an excellent addition to any school laboratory or teaching environment.
The internal valve components are manufactured from PTFE, providing excellent chemical resistance. However, the external components are made from Polypropylene (PP), which is less resistant to certain chemicals. Care should therefore be taken to avoid chemical spillages, as these may cause deterioration of the external parts.
To help you choose the right borosilicate glassware we've created a helpful Borosilicate Glassware Buying Guide including a buyers checklist, click the link to view or click the icon to view a pdf version.
Please click the 'instructions' icon below to view an illustrated 'how to guide' on how to correctly read a burette or read the simple summary below.