Spirit Burners Manufacturer, Suppliers and Exporter in India
Jlabexport is a leading Spirit Burners Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
Spirit burners are small alcohol-fuelled burners used for localised heating in laboratories and classrooms where a gas supply is not available. Jlab Export manufactures and exports spirit burners from Ambala, India, for school, university, TVET, research and industrial laboratories.
One product is listed in this category: Alcohol and Spirit Burners, product code JL-SB-1685, in two capacities — 50 ml and 100 ml. The capacity refers to the fuel reservoir.
No other specification is published for this item. Material of construction, wick type and size, cap or snuffer arrangement, base diameter, overall height and pack quantity are not stated on the category or product page, and fuel is not supplied. Each of these should be confirmed by quotation before an order or a tender line is committed.
Because a spirit burner holds and burns a flammable liquid, the details that are missing here are the ones that matter most to an institutional buyer. The section below sets out what to ask for.
What is listed in this category?
One product is listed: Alcohol and Spirit Burners (JL-SB-1685), available in 50 ml and 100 ml fuel capacities. No other burner, lamp, wick or accessory appears in this category.
The published specification consists of the two capacities and nothing else. The product name covers both "alcohol burner" and "spirit burner", which are used interchangeably for the same type of wick-fed, alcohol-fuelled bench burner.
Spare wicks, replacement caps, burner stands and fuel are not listed as separate items. If a laboratory needs consumable spares alongside the burners, ask whether they can be supplied to order.
What should a buyer confirm before ordering?
Confirm six things: material of construction, wick material and diameter, whether a cap or snuffer is supplied, base diameter and overall height, the fuel the burner is intended for, and pack quantity. None of these are published in this category.
Material matters most. The category sits under Lab Glassware, but the listing does not state whether the reservoir is glass, metal or another material — and that determines durability, thermal behaviour and how the burner should be handled in a classroom.
The cap or snuffer is the second priority, because it is the means of extinguishing the flame and of sealing the reservoir between uses. Ask whether one is included with each burner or supplied separately.
Which capacity should a laboratory choose?
Both listed capacities are 50 ml and 100 ml, and the choice is a trade-off between burn duration and refill frequency. A larger reservoir runs longer between refills; a smaller one holds less flammable liquid on the bench at any moment.
For class sets where many burners are in use simultaneously, the smaller capacity limits the total volume of fuel in the room. For longer single experiments, the larger capacity reduces interruptions.
Burn time per fill is not published, and it depends on the wick and the fuel used. Ask for an indicative figure if run duration matters to the planned experiments.
What should a school or TVET institution specify in a tender?
State the capacity and quantity for each line, then the material, wick specification, cap or snuffer requirement, base diameter and pack quantity — since none of these are published, a tender that omits them cannot be evaluated on a like-for-like basis.
Add spare wicks as a separate line if they are required, and state whether burner stands, gauzes or tripods are needed, as these are not listed in this category.
For export orders, state the destination, packing and carton-marking requirements. Fuel is not supplied and should not be assumed to form part of any shipment.
Are these supplied with fuel?
No. Fuel is not listed as part of the product and is not stated on the page. Denatured alcohol and similar fuels are flammable liquids subject to transport restrictions, and are normally sourced locally rather than shipped with labware.
Institutions should confirm their own fuel supply, storage arrangements and local requirements separately from the burner order.
If the suppliers own guidance on a suitable fuel for these burners is needed, request it in writing with the quotation.
Product listing
|
Product |
Product code |
Published specification |
Not published |
|
Alcohol and Spirit Burners |
JL-SB-1685 |
Capacity 50 ml and 100 ml |
Material, wick type and diameter, cap or snuffer, base diameter, overall height, burn time, pack quantity, fuel type |
The right-hand column reflects what the product listing itself omits. Each item there should be requested by quotation rather than assumed.
Selection criteria
|
Criterion |
What to check |
|
Capacity |
50 ml or 100 ml; balances burn duration against fuel volume held on the bench |
|
Material |
Not published; request the reservoir and cap material for the exact item quoted |
|
Wick |
Material, diameter and whether spares can be supplied; not published |
|
Cap or snuffer |
Whether supplied with each burner, and whether it seals the reservoir between uses |
|
Base diameter and height |
Not published; relevant to bench stability and to fitting under a tripod or stand |
|
Burn time per fill |
Not published; request an indicative figure if run duration matters |
|
Fuel |
Not supplied and not specified; confirm the intended fuel with the supplier |
|
Accessories |
Stands, tripods and gauzes are not listed in this category; raise separately if required |
|
Pack quantity |
Not published; confirm pieces per pack and total quantity |
|
Class-set quantity |
For teaching labs, state the number of workstations so quantities can be checked |
Related Jlab Export pages
- Lab Glassware (parent category)
- Alcohol and Spirit Burners (product)
- School Lab Equipment
- Chemistry Lab Equipment
- Jlab Export homepage and enquiry form
Frequently asked questions
What is a spirit burner used for?
A spirit burner provides a small, localised flame for heating in laboratories and classrooms where a gas supply is not available. It burns alcohol fed through a wick from a reservoir. Jlab Export lists one spirit burner in two capacities, 50 ml and 100 ml.
What capacities are available?
Two capacities are listed: 50 ml and 100 ml. These refer to the fuel reservoir. No other capacity appears in this category. If a different size is required, confirm availability by enquiry rather than assuming it can be supplied.
What is the burner made from?
The material of construction is not stated on the category or product page. The listing does not specify whether the reservoir is glass, metal or another material, and no thermal rating is published. Request the material specification for the exact item before ordering.
Is a cap or snuffer supplied?
The listing does not say. Because the cap is how the flame is extinguished and how the reservoir is sealed between uses, confirm with Jlab Export whether one is included with each burner or supplied separately, and ask for the cap material.
Are spare wicks available?
Spare wicks are not listed as a separate product in this category, and no wick material or diameter is published for the burner itself. Laboratories running class sets should ask whether spares can be supplied to order and specify the quantity needed.
Is fuel included?
No. Fuel is not part of the listing and is not specified. Alcohol fuels are flammable liquids subject to transport restrictions and are normally sourced locally. Confirm your own fuel supply and storage arrangements separately from the burner order.
Request a quote for spirit burners
Send the capacity and quantity required, together with your material, wick, cap and pack-quantity requirements, and state the number of workstations if the burners are for a teaching laboratory. Add spare wicks or accessories as separate lines. For institutional and tender orders, attach the complete bill of quantities with destination, packing and documentation requirements.
