Bunsen Burners, Tirrill, Features wing nut on bottom of tube for gas adjustment and tube screws for fine adjustment of air to fuel ratio., Each

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Here is the corrected text: The Tirrill Bunsen burner provides a safe, continuous stream of flammable gas for heating, sterilization, and combustion, with precise control over air/gas mixtures. Equipped with a gas adjustment under the burner and threaded air flow adjustment, this burner is designed for easy use with natural gas. The burner features a casted, ribbed fuel input tube with an 8mm outside diameter. To connect the burner to a fuel source, we recommend using Eisco Item number CH0100A (23.60" long / 60cm length) or CH0100B (35.43" long / 90cm length), which have flexible ends that can fit variable diameters of 0.28" to 0.42" to accommodate different burner sizes. This improved design boasts an extended cast iron base (4.25" x 4.25") that prevents easy tipping, even with hoses connected. The burner feet are spaced at all four corners for extra stability, allowing the burner to fit comfortably under stands. It also features a sturdy "candle stick holder" handle, which is cast into the base to enable safe transportation. Natural gas burners typically have a BTU range of 800-1200 and can reach maximum temperatures of approximately 1500°C (2732°F). All burners are available for both liquid propane and natural gas. We offer a range of burners with different options. The Basic Burner (CH0991NG & CH0991LP) is a very basic, easy-to-use model often chosen for its affordability. The Academic Burner (CH0992NG & CH0992LP) features a flame stabilizer and air flow control, making it a popular choice for academic settings. The Versatile Burner (CH0993NG & CH0993LP) offers both flame stabilization and gas adjustment, making it our best-selling model due to its flexibility in controlling gas and air flow. The Micro Burner (CH0994NG & CH0994LP) is compact and ideal for use in space-restricted areas. The Tirrill Burner (CH0995NG & CH0995LP) is designed for specialized applications requiring finely controlled air/gas mixtures, while the Meker Burner (CH0996NG & CH0996LP) produces hotter flames.