Dental Alcohol Lamp Glass Alcohol Burner Lamp Bunsen Burner with Metal Cap Dental Lab Equipment Heating 150ml with 5 Free Replacement Wicks & Funnel

Features: ?Is a good laboratory equipment. Alcohol lamps are used for many types of heating processes. It may pose an injury risk because of the open flame they produce. Open flames are dangerous because they can burn skin and hair, serve as an ignition source for other flammable materials, create noxious chemical fumes, and heat non-flammable surfaces to high temperatures. Injuries related to the use of alcohol lamps include burns from flames, touching heated surfaces, and splashing heated liquids onto the body, skin cuts and eye trauma from exploding glass, and inhalation of noxious chemical fumes. Steps: ? Check whether the alcohol lamp can be used normally. The alcohol lamp that can be used normally should meet the following conditions: a: Alcohol lamp body is not damaged; b: The fuel in the alcohol lamp should be no less than a quarter and no more than two thirds; c: The wick should be soaked in alcohol and shouldn’t be too short, generally 0.3~0.5cm longer than the lamp body; d: If the top of the wick is uneven or scorch, cut it with scissors. ?Light alcohol lamp. Remove the lamp cap of the alcohol lamp and use a match or lighter to light the wick. It is absolutely forbidden to ignite with another burning alcohol lamp. ?Use an alcohol lamp for heating. The external flame is often used to the heat because its temperature is the highest. Heating the solid substance with a test tube should be preheated to prevent the test tube from burst due to heating unevenly. The preheating method is to move the test tube slowly back and forth on the lamp flame to make the test tube heated evenly. ?Extinguish the flame. A cap is used as a snuffer for extinguishing the flame. Prohibit blowing with your mouth. After the alcohol lamp is turned off, the lamp cap should be mentioned again to facilitate opening the next time.