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Comprises sixteen discs, 25 mm. diameter, 2 each of Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, Brass, Zinc, Nickel, Silver, Bronze, Aluminium and copper. One of each is stamped with the name of metal, the other is
Demonstrate laws of magnetic attraction and repulsion. Consists of a stand with 5 magnetic rings sealed in plastic case to reduce wear and breakage.
Digital Gauss meter works on the principle of Hall Effect in semiconductor. When a semiconductor with current flowing in one direction is introduced perpendicular to a magnetic field a voltage is prod
Iron, U core, circular section, with flat ends, has one bobbin in each limb wound with enameled copper wire, with armature.
To perform all electrostatic \nexperiments, especially where \ncontinuous production of a high \nvoltage is required. It consists of an \naluminium dome dia. 250mm \napprox. and a separate discharging \naluminium dome dia. 130mm \napprox. The char
For ordinary magnets, iron bars, strips etc. Consists of a 250 mm long solenoid wound with insulated copper wire and mounted on a base, with switch and 4mm terminals. Operating voltage is 12 V A.C. or D.C. At 6A max.
Magnetic plastic marbles, 2 of each in 10 colours. Specification Size: 15mm dia.
Filings encased in a plastic bubble, used to observe the effects of invisible magnetic fields. \n \nSpecification \nSize: 85mm dia.
These plastic cased marbles look like colourful plastic balls, but each one contains a magnet so they stick together, hang together and pull towards and away from each other - as a first introduction to the magical world of magnetism they are grea
20 magnetic and non magnetic objects; some familiar, some not, neatly sealed in clear plastic pots with 2 magnetic wands to test for magnetism. Good for individual and group work, supplied in a strong storage case. Specification
Rectangular plastic cased iron filings to show the effect of magnetic force field when in the proximity of a magnet. Specification Size: 97 x 70 x 10mm.
Alnico horseshoe magnet painted red with keeper. Specification 25mm.
Powerful magnets (with North and South poles clearly marked) are housed at the ends of this impressive giant horseshoe magnet. Specification Size: 210mm.
Set of 2 magnetic wands and 100 coloured plastic counting chips ideal for primary education. Specification Wand length 190mm, chip dia. 20mm. Wand colour may vary.
Strong magnets enclosed in tough plastic outer casings colour coded red for north and blue for south. 80 x 22 x 10mm
To demonstrate the electromagnetism. A pair of powerful magnets in U shape holder. A pair of brass rail with 4mm socket is used for demonstration. A brass axle with two plastic discs is free to roll a
This gimbal-mounted bar magnet is an easily manipulated, high-sensitivity indicator for studying three-dimensional magnetic force fields. Quicker, easier, and more accurate than plotting with compasse
The teslameter is used for the measurement of flux densities in steady magnetic fields. The unit includes a Hall sensor probe for measuring axial and tangential magnetic fields up to 20mT. The magneti
A set of twelve metal strips for magnetism experiments. Each strip is stamped with a key letter for easy identification. The set contains magnetic and non-magnetic metals.
Digital Gauss meter works on the principle of Hall Effect in semiconductor. When a semiconductor with current flowing in one direction is introduced perpendicular to a magnetic field a voltage is produced at right angles to the current path. The m
An elegant method for displaying the shape of magnetic fields without using iron filings. Ideal for student investigations. The transparent plate is comprised of a matrix of small circular chambers. Each chamber contains an iron rod and functions
To demonstrate the magnetic field line. Iron filling filled with silicon oil in a flat and transparent box which allows students to visualize the field of a small magnet.
The apparatus enables electric field patterns to be shown in much the same way that magnetic fields are demonstratedwithironfillings, either by direct viewing or on an overhead projector. The appara
Simple and handy, shows the magnetic lines of forces when a magnet is placed, \n46 compasses fixed around the magnet to realize the magnetic lines of force. \n \nComplete with magnets
Tough plastic cased compass with lanyard. Marked with 8 compass Rings Size: 36 x 8mm points and full 360 degree scale round edges.
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Comprises sixteen discs, 25 mm. diameter, 2 each of Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, Brass, Zinc, Nickel, Silver, Bronze, Aluminium and copper. One of each is stamped with the name of metal, the other is
Demonstrate laws of magnetic attraction and repulsion. Consists of a stand with 5 magnetic rings sealed in plastic case to reduce wear and breakage.
Digital Gauss meter works on the principle of Hall Effect in semiconductor. When a semiconductor with current flowing in one direction is introduced perpendicular to a magnetic field a voltage is prod
Iron, U core, circular section, with flat ends, has one bobbin in each limb wound with enameled copper wire, with armature.
To perform all electrostatic \nexperiments, especially where \ncontinuous production of a high \nvoltage is required. It consists of an \naluminium dome dia. 250mm \napprox. and a separate discharging \naluminium dome dia. 130mm \napprox. The char
For ordinary magnets, iron bars, strips etc. Consists of a 250 mm long solenoid wound with insulated copper wire and mounted on a base, with switch and 4mm terminals. Operating voltage is 12 V A.C. or D.C. At 6A max.
Magnetic plastic marbles, 2 of each in 10 colours. Specification Size: 15mm dia.
Filings encased in a plastic bubble, used to observe the effects of invisible magnetic fields. \n \nSpecification \nSize: 85mm dia.
These plastic cased marbles look like colourful plastic balls, but each one contains a magnet so they stick together, hang together and pull towards and away from each other - as a first introduction to the magical world of magnetism they are grea
20 magnetic and non magnetic objects; some familiar, some not, neatly sealed in clear plastic pots with 2 magnetic wands to test for magnetism. Good for individual and group work, supplied in a strong storage case. Specification
Rectangular plastic cased iron filings to show the effect of magnetic force field when in the proximity of a magnet. Specification Size: 97 x 70 x 10mm.
Alnico horseshoe magnet painted red with keeper. Specification 25mm.
Powerful magnets (with North and South poles clearly marked) are housed at the ends of this impressive giant horseshoe magnet. Specification Size: 210mm.
Set of 2 magnetic wands and 100 coloured plastic counting chips ideal for primary education. Specification Wand length 190mm, chip dia. 20mm. Wand colour may vary.
Strong magnets enclosed in tough plastic outer casings colour coded red for north and blue for south. 80 x 22 x 10mm
To demonstrate the electromagnetism. A pair of powerful magnets in U shape holder. A pair of brass rail with 4mm socket is used for demonstration. A brass axle with two plastic discs is free to roll a
This gimbal-mounted bar magnet is an easily manipulated, high-sensitivity indicator for studying three-dimensional magnetic force fields. Quicker, easier, and more accurate than plotting with compasse
The teslameter is used for the measurement of flux densities in steady magnetic fields. The unit includes a Hall sensor probe for measuring axial and tangential magnetic fields up to 20mT. The magneti
A set of twelve metal strips for magnetism experiments. Each strip is stamped with a key letter for easy identification. The set contains magnetic and non-magnetic metals.
Digital Gauss meter works on the principle of Hall Effect in semiconductor. When a semiconductor with current flowing in one direction is introduced perpendicular to a magnetic field a voltage is produced at right angles to the current path. The m
An elegant method for displaying the shape of magnetic fields without using iron filings. Ideal for student investigations. The transparent plate is comprised of a matrix of small circular chambers. Each chamber contains an iron rod and functions
To demonstrate the magnetic field line. Iron filling filled with silicon oil in a flat and transparent box which allows students to visualize the field of a small magnet.
The apparatus enables electric field patterns to be shown in much the same way that magnetic fields are demonstratedwithironfillings, either by direct viewing or on an overhead projector. The appara
Simple and handy, shows the magnetic lines of forces when a magnet is placed, \n46 compasses fixed around the magnet to realize the magnetic lines of force. \n \nComplete with magnets
Tough plastic cased compass with lanyard. Marked with 8 compass Rings Size: 36 x 8mm points and full 360 degree scale round edges.
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