Quick Answer: Bunsen Burner Pilot Flame is a burner with a pilot flame that saves time when heating is needed only intermittently, with a sleeve-type regulator and stopcock for gas control and a chrome-plated stamped steel base.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Pilot flame saves time when the burner is only needed intermittently
Sleeve-type regulator and stopcock for reliable gas control
Pilot light tube with screw adjustment for flame control
Stamped steel base with chrome plating
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Gas control
Sleeve-type regulator and stopcock
Pilot light
Tube with screw adjustment
Base
Stamped steel, chrome plated
About This Product
With the pilot flame in place, the burner is ready again quickly when heating is needed only on and off, which saves time during practicals. In this Burners model, gas is controlled by a sleeve-type regulator and stopcock, and the pilot light tube has its own screw adjustment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is the pilot flame for? It saves time when the burner is only needed on an intermittent basis.
Q2. How is the pilot flame adjusted? The pilot light tube has a screw adjustment for flame control.
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