Burette Clamps

A burette clamp mounts onto a retort stand rod and grips a burette securely in an upright position for titration, with a Y-shaped body and rubber-tipped pegs that cradle the glass without scratching or chipping it.

  • Burette Clamp - Aluminium

    Aluminium Burette Clamps

    184 in stock
    Regular price From R 155.00
    Sale price From R 155.00 Regular price
  • Burette Clamp - Plastic

    Plastic Burette Clamp

    180 in stock
    Regular price From R 85.00
    Sale price From R 85.00 Regular price
  • Burette Clamp Polypropylene

    Burette Clamp Polypropylene

    • PP
    37 in stock
    Regular price From R 55.00
    Sale price From R 55.00 Regular price
Burette clamps holding burettes on stands above flasks

What is a burette clamp?

A burette clamp mounts onto a retort stand rod and grips a burette securely in an upright position for titration, with a Y-shaped body and two pairs of rubber-tipped pegs that cradle the glass without scratching or chipping it.

SmartLabs stocks plastic, aluminium, and die-cast burette clamps, giving you a stable, corrosion-resistant way to hold a burette steady through every titration.

Common uses of burette clamps in the lab

Where a secure clamp keeps a burette steady through a titration.

  • A burette clamped over a conical flask of purple solution

    Titration Setup

    A burette clamp holds the burette vertically above a conical flask, keeping it steady as you dispense drop by drop.

  • Burette clamps holding burettes on stands above conical flasks

    Double Burette Stations

    Two clamps on one stand rod let you run parallel titrations side by side, saving time in a busy practical class.

  • Two white plastic burette clamps with blue jaws on a white bench

    Plastic vs Metal

    Plastic clamps resist corrosion from spilled reagents, while aluminium and die-cast clamps add extra rigidity for heavier glassware.

  • Close view of a burette clamp's blue rubber jaws gripping glass tubing

    Rubber-Tipped Grip

    Soft rubber pegs cradle the burette at four points, protecting the glass from chipping against a bare clamp.