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Burets
Burets (Burettes) are devices used typically in analytical, quantitative chemistry applications for measuring liquid solution or gases. Differing from a pipette since the sample quantity delivered is changeable, graduated burets are used heavily in titration experiments. In bottom of the meniscus liquid measurement styles, the stopcock preventing leaks is located at the bottom of the vertical glass tube, while for gas models it is located at the top. For the most precise readings, digital options are available.
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Self-Zeroing Automatic Buret Kit
Nalgene® This kit makes any 25 or 50 mL buret both auto-filling and self-zeroing. With 1000 mL squeeze bottle, 1.2 m of clear flexible tubing and fill tube with adapter. Buret not included.
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Acrylic PMP/PE Stopcock, Geissler Burets
Inexpensive, break-resistant burets ideal for school use.
Each clear acrylic buret is furnished with a polymethylpentene stopcock body, polyethylene stopcock key, nitrile rubber sealing rings, and a polypropylene tip. The burets are individually calibrated to conform to B.S. 846 Class B.
Designed for use with acids and bases; exposure to alcohol and organic solvents should be avoided.
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Borosilicate Glass Geissler Burets
Student grade buret with fitted glass stopcock.
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Borosilicate Glass Burettes with Pinch Clips
Single bore burettes with detachable rubber tube and pinch clip.