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The Bürkle Removal System for Solvent Outlet, 60 cm is designed for safe and efficient handling of solvents in laboratory environments. It operates using compressed air or inert gas (e.g., nitrogen) to create overpressure in the container, allowing hazardous media to be safely dispensed and accurately metered through a stopcock. This system is compatible with UN tanks and barrels, ensuring no escape of solvent vapors thanks to its secure stopcocks. The wetted parts are made from stainless steel and PTFE, guaranteeing chemical resistance and durability. Its 60 cm length provides versatility across various laboratory setups, and it can be transportable or permanently mounted for convenience.
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Caution: When working with combustible liquids, the tank, pump, and pressure regulating unit must be earthed. Use an antistatic set additionally for the pump to ensure safety.
The Bürkle Removal System is an essential tool for laboratories requiring safe, controlled, and clean solvent outlet management.
Manufacturer P/N
5603-5001
Part Number
4.665 338
Manufacturer
Burkle
Immersion depth
600 mm
Manufacturer P/N
5603-5003
Part Number
4.665 339
Manufacturer
Burkle
Immersion depth
950 mm
It is designed for safe and efficient handling of solvents in laboratory environments. It operates using compressed air or inert gas (e.g., nitrogen) to create overpressure in the container, allowing hazardous media to be safely dispensed and accurately metered through a stopcock. This system is compatible with UN tanks and barrels, ensuring no escape of solvent vapors thanks to its secure stopcocks. The wetted parts are made from stainless steel and PTFE, guaranteeing chemical resistance and durability. Its 60 cm length provides versatility across various laboratory setups, and it can be transportable or permanently mounted for convenience.
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