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Worthef 8093 Tabletop Gas Burner for City Gas 13A with DUNLOP 9.5 SR K Hose

UsedWorthefHeating & coolingNetherlands

€74.56excl. VAT

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Product description

Used tabletop gas burner for City Gas 13A, supplied with a 100 cm DUNLOP 9.5 SR K hose.

The Worthef 8093 tabletop gas burner is designed for use with City Gas 13A and is supplied with a DUNLOP 9.5 SR K gas hose measuring approximately 100 cm. The burner is suitable for laboratory and general benchtop heating applications where a compatible city-gas supply is available.

Key specifications

  • Gas type: City Gas 13A
  • Compatibility marking: 11A and 12A
  • Configuration: Tabletop gas burner
  • Hose connection outside diameter: Approximately 9.5 mm
  • Included hose: DUNLOP 9.5 SR K, approximately 100 cm
  • Materials: Metal burner body with steel base
  • Control: Combustion adjustment knob
  • Included hardware: Installed hose clamp

This is a used gas burner sold in its current condition. Original performance and functionality may not be fully available, and the included accessories are limited to those listed or shown. Confirm gas compatibility and operating condition before use in laboratory heating, biotechnology, molecular biology, or other research workflows.

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Last updated 19 October 2026