Funnel Fill Buret, Glass, 50mL, Ray-Sorb MPN:17033F-50
Funnel Fill Buret, Glass, 50mL, Ray-Sorb
The KIMBLE CHASE Funnel Fill Buret is a precise and reliable measuring instrument ideal for laboratory settings. With a 50mL capacity and 0.1mL graduation increments, this buret offers accurate measurements for a variety of applications, including chemical reactions, titrations, and dilutions. Made from 3.3 Borosilicate Glass, it provides chemical resistance and durability. The buret's straight bore design and PTFE stopcock ensure smooth flow and easy handling. Its compact size and lightweight design make it easy to store and transport. Suitable for use in educational institutions, research laboratories, and industrial settings, this buret is a valuable tool for any laboratory professional.
Top product features:
- Straight Bore Buret design allows for smooth and accurate liquid transfer.
- Graduation increments of 0.1 mL enable precise measurement of small volumes.
- PTFE stopcock and closure materials provide chemical resistance for safe and reliable use.
Top product applications:
- Titration of strong acids and bases
- Quantification of small volumes of liquids
- Measurement of the volume of a solution in laboratory settings
Straight Bore Buret, Capacity - Metric 50 mL, Capacity - English 1.7 fl oz, Tolerance +/-0.10 mL, Overall Height - Metric 738 mm, Buret Type Straight Bore Buret, Graduation Increments - Metric 0.1 mL, Graduated Yes, Minimum Graduation - Metric 0.1 mL, Maximum Graduation - Metric 50 mL, Material Borosilicate Glass, Closure Included No, Glassware Class B, Stopcock Material PTFE, Special Features Chemical Resistant, Color Amber, Closure Material Not Applicable, ASTM Specification E542, E694
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: MX
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 36.50
- Package Width: 5.50
- Package Height: 5.50
- Package Weight: 0.85
Product info last updated on January 27, 2026 10:19am UTC
Category: Lab Instruments