Blowpipe – Laboratory Type 200 mm

Laboratory blowpipe designed for directing a controlled jet of air into a flame for localised heating.

This traditional laboratory tool is commonly used in educational chemistry and geology settings to intensify and shape a flame from a Bunsen burner or spirit lamp. By focusing heat on a very small area, the blowpipe supports demonstrations and practical work involving small samples, classical qualitative analysis, and basic glassworking techniques, helping students understand flame behaviour and heat control.

Key Features

• Directs a narrow, controlled stream of air into a flame for precise heating
• Long tube design helps keep the user safely away from the heat source
• Angled nozzle allows accurate flame positioning and control
• Suitable for classical blowpipe analysis and small-scale heating tasks
• Simple, robust construction for repeated classroom use

Specifications

• Type: Laboratory blowpipe (mouth-blown)
• Length: 200 mm
• Use: Flame control and localised heating