Bunsen & Gas Burners

Standard burners connect to a piped LPG or natural gas line. If your bench has no fixed gas supply, a cartridge-type burner brings an open flame anywhere without plumbing.

Independent control over the air vent and gas flow gives finer control over flame temperature and size than a fixed-flame burner allows.

A wide, weighted base resists tipping, an important safety feature in a busy classroom or lab where a burner is bumped or knocked regularly.

Bunsen burners are a durable, long-lasting investment, so it is worth equipping every student bench or workstation rather than sharing a small number between groups.

Pricing depends mainly on gas type, valve adjustability, and build quality. Browse this collection to compare current pricing across our range.

A yellow flame means the air vent is closed, giving incomplete combustion and a cooler, sootier flame. Opening the vent lets in more air, producing the hotter, cleaner blue working flame.

A Teclu burner controls air and gas flow with a screw mechanism at the base rather than a simple side vent, giving a wider adjustable range and often a hotter maximum flame.

Yes, a cartridge-type burner runs on a replaceable gas cartridge, giving you an open flame anywhere without needing a fixed gas supply point.

Always tie back loose hair and clothing, keep flammable materials clear of the flame, use the yellow safety flame when the burner is not in active use, and never leave a lit burner unattended.