Burner
Burners are laboratory heating devices used to produce a controlled flame for heating, sterilising and practical science experiments. Available in Bunsen, Meker, portable gas and spirit lamp formats, they support boiling, flame testing, glassware heating and routine teaching demonstrations. Australian schools, universities and laboratories use burners for reliable, adjustable and cost-effective heat-based science applications.
Bunsen Burner for Natural Gas & LPG, Adjustable Flame Laboratory Burner
- Compatible with both natural gas and LPG
- Adjustable air regulator for flame control
- Stable base for secure lab bench placement
- Used in heating, sterilization, and combustion
- Ideal for schools, research, and QC labs
- Supplied by LabChoice Australia – Built for safety
From AUD 20.00 (Ex GST)
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Meker Burner, LPG with Stopcock for Laboratory use
- Meker burner for laboratory heating and combustion work
- LPG model with stopcock as listed
- Brand listed as Lalco
- Nickel-plated burner as listed
- Mounted on a heavy cast base
- Produces multiple open gas flames
- Suitable for compatible heating and sterilisation applications
- Useful for combustion demonstrations and routine lab heating
- Available in 18 mm and 25 mm sizes as listed
- Designed for laboratory use
- Gas hose, regulator and gas supply are not included unless specified
- Use under appropriate laboratory or educational supervision
From AUD 42.90 (Ex GST)
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Portable Bunsen Burner for Self-Sealing Gas Canister
- Portable Bunsen burner designed for laboratory and educational heating, flame demonstration and supervised practical work
- Suitable for connection with a C250 self-sealing gas canister, supporting convenient portable use where fixed gas lines are not available
- Adjustable air intake seal ring helps control flame hardness, flame intensity and operating temperature during heating tasks
- Durable brass tube construction supports repeated use in teaching, laboratory and workshop-style practical environments
- Features a 7/16 inch screw thread connection for compatible gas cartridge attachment
- Compact burner size of approximately 9 × 7 × 3 cm, making it easy to handle, store and transport for supervised use
AUD 49.90 (Ex GST)
Spirit Lamp, Alcohol Burner, Stainless Steel, Aluminium & Glass Options
- Multiple material options to suit any lab
- Produces stable, adjustable flame for heating
- Ideal for sterilization, flame tests, and small reactions
- Compact, portable, and easy to refill
- Used in teaching, research, and fieldwork
- Supplied by LabChoice Australia – Safe & versatile
From AUD 7.50 (Ex GST)
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
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Burners are laboratory heating devices used for controlled flame heating in chemistry, science teaching and routine bench work. This range includes Bunsen burners for natural gas and LPG, an LPG Meker burner with stopcock, a portable burner for self-sealing gas canisters, and spirit or alcohol burners in stainless steel, aluminium and glass options.
Bunsen and Meker burners use gaseous fuel to produce an adjustable flame for compatible heating procedures. The selected burner must match the laboratory fuel supply, connection type and intended heating method. ISO 23550 provides general safety and performance requirements for controls used with gas burners operating on fuels including natural gas and LPG.
Spirit lamps use a liquid fuel rather than a laboratory gas connection, making them useful where a small portable flame is required. Because gas and alcohol vapours can form flammable mixtures, burners should be used on a stable, heat-resistant surface with combustible materials kept clear of the flame. ASTM E681 provides recognised methods for determining flammability limits of vapours and gases, while ASTM D56 covers flash-point determination for suitable low-viscosity liquids.
Users should confirm the fuel type, burner connection, flame-control arrangement and compatibility with the intended vessel before use. For LabChoice Australia customers, the Burner range provides practical options for schools, universities, research laboratories and routine chemistry applications requiring controlled open-flame heating.