Laboratory Products
Flame Sterilisation with Safety Laboratory Gas Burners
Aug 07 2012
Author: Michael Stragies on behalf of WLD Tec GmbH
Media flame sterilisation is a frequent application for many laboratories in the life science fields of cell biology, virology, neurology, and oncology, among others. These are generally state-of-the-art labs with sophisticated instrumentation. And yet you’d be surprised how many still use the
traditional — and highly dangerous — Bunsen burner. Bunsen burners operate on highly flammable gas or alcohol, and are often left burning because restarting can be bothersome or impractical. Safety laboratory gas burners are a wise alternative. When they arrived on the
market in the late 1980s they were large and simplistic, while today’s instruments offer state-of-the-art design, convenience, and safety.
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