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Burkle Dynalon 9695-1050 Automatic Titrating 50mL Burette

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MPN
9695-1050
Condition Description
IN VERY GOOD CONDITION - APPEARS UN-USED
Volume
50mL
Country/region of manufacture
Germany
Custom Label
B4
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Brands
Burkle Inc
New/Used
New
MPN
9695-1050
Condition Description
IN VERY GOOD CONDITION - APPEARS UN-USED
Volume
50mL
Country/region of manufacture
Germany
Custom Label
B4

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Product description

Automatic 50mL titrating burette with self-zeroing, Schott borosilicate glass, precise discharge control.

  • Capacity: 50 mL
  • Height: 87 cm
  • Automatic titrating burette suitable for laboratory, electroplating, water treatment, and field analyses
  • Self zeroing for accurate start measurements
  • Volumetric delivery measured "to deliver"
  • Burette made of Schott graduated borosilicate glass with blue ring graduations and Schellbach stripe for enhanced readability
  • Graduations conform to Category B tolerances per DIN ISO 385
  • Precise dispensing via micro screw allows exact discharge of jet or drops
  • Adaptable for left- or right-hand operation
  • Equipped with a sturdy stand for stable support

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Last updated 19 October 2026