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Mechanics
Friction Blocks and Surfaces
To illustrate the concept that friction depends on the nature and smoothness of materials. The kit consists of a glass mirror with sandpaper affixed to one side and two wooden blocks, one with a hook and the other with an eye. The latter block has a mirror cemented to one face. Both static and sliding frictional forces between different surfaces can be compared and contrasted using this kit. With instructions.
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Mechanics
Friction Block with Textured Surface
This friction block is designed for use with an inclined plane to help students study and understand the effects of friction on a sloped surface.
Features:
• Hook for attaching a force scale
• Textured surface on one side for increased friction
• Approximate dimensions: 9 × 9 × 4 cmPH10572G -
Mechanics
Friction Block and Surface Set
To understand the relation between friction and smoothness of materials. Consists of three wooden blocks measuring approximately 3-15/16″ L x 2- 3/4″ W with hooks. The first block has a polished side, the second has a sandpaper side, and the third has an aluminum side. Complete with polished wooden base measuring 14″ L x 2-3/4″ W.
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Mechanics
Inclined Plane Kit
To investigate acceleration, friction, gravity and free-fall experiments. The inclined plane folds easily for storage with a special hinge. Clamps to 45° and includes a protractor and pulley. All-aluminum construction supplied with Hall’s carriage, pulley, weight pan, solid aluminum plane and accessories, with detail & illustrated instructions.
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Mechanics
High/Low Road
To demonstrate that shortest distance between two points is not necessarily the fastest while providing an excellent dramatization of potential and kinetic energy and friction. Two balls are released simultaneously one on a straight metal track, the other on a bent metal track.
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Mechanics
Mechanics Tracks
Supertek Mechanics Tracks comprises a collection of metal tracks used to demonstrate and learn about the motion and momentum. It helps in order to study the kinetic and potential energy during the motion of rolling bodies.
Key features:
- Sturdy and well-finished material quality.
- Easy to use and handle.
- Precise design.
- Good stability.
- Multi-activity tracks.
PH10579N -
Mechanics
Inclined Plane with Force Mechanism
The apparatus has been specially designed to perform experiments on force and acceleration. 1.2 m long aluminum track has a spring-based force mechanism mounted permanently at one end. The spring mechanism produces force using a multi-position trigger. Determine acceleration speed and distance attained by applying a variable force. The track is mounted on three plastic feet. The apparatus comes with five steel balls, two irregular shaped wooden blocks and operating instructions.
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Mechanics
Moment of Force Apparatus with Weights
Investigate the fundamentals of the equilibrium with this simple moment of Force apparatus. A centrally mounted beam represents a two-arm lever. Movable riders are placed on the lever and weights are applied. Equilibrium is attained by moving the weights. Distances from the pivot point can be read from an integrated scale. The calculation of the lever arms is verified in the experiment. Includes instructions.
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Mechanics
Inertia Balance
For investigating the nature of mass and the distinction between mass and weight. Two metal trays 130 x 55 x 23 mm are joined together with two spring steel strips of 23 mm width, the distance between the trays being 215 mm. One tray is drilled to accept 3 equal cylindrical masses. The other tray can be clamped to a bench horizontally or vertically. Complete with 3 masses and a ‘G’ clamp.
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Mechanics
Gyroscope Bicycle Wheel
This apparatus is designed to help students understand about the world of rotational physics and demonstration of the angular momentum, torque and gyroscopic precession. Spin the wheel to move the wheel’s axis of rotation and hang it from the end of the rope and wheel axle keeping the rope in the vertical orientation and the axel in the horizontal orientation, the wheel will process with the rope remaining vertical. A hooked rope is also provided with apparatus.
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Mechanics
Centripetal Force Apparatus
The apparatus is designed to study circular motion and to determine the relationship between centripetal force, velocity, radius, and the mass of the cylindrical bob. The bob is suspended from a cross arm supported on an axle. A pulley is fitted at one end of the metal base.
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