Mechanics Physics Labware
Inclined Plane
For investigating sliding friction. Consists of a plane board hinged at the base at one end with a pulley for the force cord at the other end. A moveable block enables the inclination of the plane to be varied. Complete with 100 x 65mm. Reversible friction slider and 70 x 25mm. Metal roller. Board dimensions: 600 x 75mm., Fitted with graduated arc.
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Free Fall Apparatus
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The time taken being less than one second, a centi second/ milli second timer capable of measuring the time in fraction of seconds has to be used.
Comprises two units each of which is mounted on a plastic which can be clamped on a 12 mm diameter retort rod. Connections are taken out to 4 mm sockets. The solenoid unit has a metal core which facilitates prompt release of the sphere on de-energizing.
The gate switch comprises a hinged steel plate to hold against an adjustable contact by means of a small permanent magnet, the plate falls away promptly at the impact of falling steel ball. The apparatus is supplied with a solenoid unit, gate switch, Steel Ball 18 mm dia and a stand.
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Bucket and Cylinder
Apparatus used for demonstrating Archimedes principle, there is a brass bucket and a brass cylinder. The bucket has a suspension loop at the top and a hook at the bottom. The cylinder has suspension hook at one end.
The bucket has a suspension loop at the top and a hook at the bottom. The cylinder has suspension hook at one end.SKU: n/a
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