Automatic Burettes

An automatic burette refills itself from a connected reservoir bottle using a squeeze bulb, saving time when you run the same titration many times in a row. Need a standard, manually filled burette instead? See our Glass Burettes or Plastic Burettes collections.

Match the total capacity and the smallest graduated increment to the volumes and precision your titrations require.

A PTFE stopcock resists most reagents and needs no grease, giving smoother, more reliable drop control than an older glass-on-glass valve.

A burette needs a retort stand and burette clamp to hold it securely at working height, so check these are on hand before ordering.

Pricing depends mainly on capacity, stopcock material, and accuracy grade. Browse this collection to compare current pricing across our range.

A pipette dispenses one fixed or set volume at a time, while a burette dispenses a variable, precisely controlled volume drop by drop through a stopcock.

Squeezing the rubber fill bulb draws liquid up from the connected reservoir bottle into the graduated tube, without needing to remove the burette from its stand.

Class A burettes meet a tighter tolerance standard for volume accuracy than standard-grade glassware, suited to precise analytical work.

Rinse thoroughly with water and then a small amount of the next solution to be used, draining fully through the stopcock each time to avoid contamination.