
This industrial Bunsen burner with a tripod stand is a detailed 3D model featuring a blue cast base, steel tube, and brass valve. The assembly comprises a standard Bunsen burner positioned centrally within a tripod support stand. The burner itself features a textured, knurled brass gas adjustment valve and a ribbed hose barb for connectivity. The central vertical tube is finished in brushed steel, transitioning to a heat-treated collar at the top. The surrounding tripod stand consists of a heavy blue-painted cast base with three slender steel legs that support a circular top ring. The construction reflects common laboratory apparatus, with visible attention to the mechanical components and the contrast between the painted base and metallic elements.
The download is a 64.2 MB compressed archive with the model in BLEND, FBX and GLTF format.
In Blender, this model is structured with clean geometry suitable for close-up visualisation. Users can easily append the file into an existing scene, ensuring the scale is set to metric to match standard laboratory equipment dimensions. The materials are mapped for efficient rendering, allowing for adjustments to the surface roughness or metallic properties to suit specific lighting conditions. The object can be placed directly onto laboratory workbenches or within educational interior scenes, using standard transformation tools to position the tripod appropriately.
This asset is intended for use in educational, scientific, or industrial interior visualisations. It is well-suited for scenes depicting chemistry classrooms, university research laboratories, or technical training facilities. Professionals can incorporate this model into compositions featuring laboratory casework, fume hoods, or scientific workstations. It pairs effectively with other scientific apparatus, such as glass beakers, test tube racks, and analytical balances, to create a realistic, functional environment for academic or professional technical projects.
Blue Metal Bunsen Burner with Tripod Stand
Free
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
Covers 1 seat.