LPG Cylinder Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-AELE-12920
Jlab Export is a leading LPG Cylinder Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
This LPG cylinder holds 15 kg of butane, the bottled fuel gas used for lab burners and small heating jobs. Its valve has a 21 mm click-on connection, so a matching clip-on regulator snaps straight onto it with no thread to tighten.
Specifications
| Gas | Butane (LPG) |
| Capacity | 15 kg |
| Valve connection | 21 mm click-on |
| Minimum order quantity | 1 unit |
| Dispatch time | Usually 14–18 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Lab Heating Practicals on LPG
In a school or college lab, the cylinder feeds burners through an LPG Cylinder Regulator and a length of LPG Hose. Students light a Bunsen Burner and turn its air collar to compare the yellow, luminous flame with the blue, non-luminous one. They then heat water and record the temperature rise against time.
Teachers start each session with a supply check. The regulator must be clicked fully home, the hose free of cracks and clipped at both ends, and every joint tested with soapy water. At the end, the gas is turned off at the cylinder so the hose and burner empty before the lab is closed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which regulator fits this cylinder?
A 21 mm clip-on butane regulator, such as the LPG Cylinder Regulator in this range, which clicks onto the valve and takes 8 mm bore hose. Screw-type propane regulators do not fit this valve.
What is the difference between butane and propane?
Both are LPG. Butane packs a little more gas into a cylinder of the same size but does not vaporise well near freezing, so it suits indoor use. Propane works in cold weather and needs its own higher-pressure regulator.
Where should the cylinder stand in a lab?
Upright on a firm floor, in a ventilated spot away from heat, drains and basement openings. LPG is heavier than air, so a leak collects at floor level instead of rising away.
How can I check for a leak?
Brush soapy water over the valve and the regulator joint with the gas on and look for bubbles. If you smell gas, turn it off at the cylinder, open the windows and keep flames and switches away.
How do I know how much gas is left?
Weigh the cylinder and compare the result with its weight when it arrived full. The drop is the gas already used, out of the 15 kg it holds.
Other Lab Gas Supply Items
- Rubber Pipe For Bunsen Burner (neoprene tubing, 8 mm bore)
- Bunsen Burner with a Gas Regulator
- Portable Gas Burner with Automatic Electronic Ignition
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
