Bürkle, EX diving cylinder, brass, 1000 ml, Ø 89 mm, 3.3 kg, #5365-3000
€465.00
We’re happy to supply accessories and spare parts on request!
Product information "Bürkle, EX diving cylinder, brass, 1000 ml, Ø 89 mm, 3.3 kg, #5365-3000"
Immersion bottle for testing Group A petroleum products, explosion groups IIA, IIB and IIC, crude oils, liquid petroleum products, motor fuels, special and test petrol, heating oils, kerosene and liquid lubricants. Made entirely from non-sparking brass, nickel-plated. Immersion vessels are used in a wide variety of sectors for collecting liquids for sampling. Bürkle produces by far the most comprehensive range of immersion vessels – the right product for every application, so to speak.
Bürkle offers immersion bottles and immersion bombs for sediments, for environmental applications, for chemically aggressive products, for the petrochemical industry, for explosion-proof applications and much more. The immersion bottles for explosion-proof applications are made of nickel-plated brass, meaning they do not oxidise.
Submersible containers can be used for spot samples, full-depth samples and soil samples.
Submersion containers are heavy. Special hand-operated rope reels with large winding diameters are required for lowering them. Other rope reels place a heavy strain on the user’s wrists and can lead to health problems. Lowering ropes and chains in a wide variety of materials, as well as hand-operated rope reels – including those for explosion-protected areas – are available as accessories.
Screw-off bottle head – easy to clean
Sturdy carrying handle
Heavy weight (3.3 kg) for rapid lowering
Height with bracket: 443 mm
Tested for use in Explosion Protection Zone 0
Please order the required lowering rope separately.
When sampling flammable, highly flammable liquids, the explosion protection guidelines must be observed. Only electrically conductive lowering cables made from non-sparking materials and electrically conductive hand-operated cable reels (with earth connection) may be used.
Sterility: No