Spirit Lamps- Glass with wick and lid, Hexagonal Type

Description

It features a transparent glass body with a hexagonal shape, providing good stability and an aesthetic design.

The glass reservoir holds liquid fuel such as ethanol or denatured alcohol, which is absorbed by the cotton wick for combustion.

The wick protrudes from the top and is covered by a removable lid, which acts as a snuffer to extinguish the flame safely and prevent fuel evaporation when not in use.

Specifications & Features

Typical fuel capacity ranges around 120 to 125 ml.

Dimensions are compact, with heights and widths around 60-80 mm, making it easy to handle and transport in laboratories.

The flame produced is hot enough for general laboratory heating tasks and flame sterilization but is cooler and safer compared to a Bunsen burner.

The glass construction allows users to see the fuel level clearly and is resistant to heat but more fragile than metal spirit lamps.