Quick Answer: The Burette Clamps are chrome plated clamps made of thick M.S. sheet, with two straight V-grooved jaws in which the burette is held by spring force. The boss head takes rods up to 18 mm in diameter, in single and double burette versions.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Thick M.S. sheet, chrome plated
Symmetrically pressed (depressed) design
Two straight jaws with V-grooves
Spring-loaded jaw presses the burette into the groove
Boss head takes rods up to 18 mm diameter
For single or double burette
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Material
Thick M.S. sheet, chrome plated
Jaws
Two straight jaws with V-grooves, spring action
Boss head
Rods up to 18 mm dia.
Versions
Single burette; double burette
About This Product
A burette clamp holds a burette vertical on a retort stand so the scale can be read at eye level during a titration. The double version lets a student run two burettes side by side, for example one acid and one alkali.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Burette Clamp hold the burette?
The burette rests in the V-groove of one straight jaw and the other jaw presses it in place by spring force.
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