VIBRATION BOX FOR PHYSICS LAB
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Minimum Order Quantity: 1 PieceAarson Vibration Box for the physics lab serves various purposes, primarily aimed at experiments related to comparing magnetic moments of magnets and determining moments of inertia. Here's a simplified breakdown of its components and functionalities:
Polished Wooden Box: Provides a sturdy and enclosed space for conducting experiments, ensuring safety and minimizing external interference.
Sliding Glass Door: Allows easy access to the interior of the box while keeping the contents secure during experiments.
Glass Tube with Torsion Head: Positioned at the top of the box, this tube serves as a support for suspending objects like magnets and brass bars. The torsion head, along with the silk fiber, enables delicate and precise measurements by providing a stable suspension system.
Brass Stirrup: Attached to the glass tube via the silk fiber, the brass stirrup acts as a platform for holding the magnets and other objects during experiments. Its dimensions (50mm long and 45mm high approximately) are designed to accommodate various sizes of objects.
Mirror Strip with Index Line: Positioned at the base of the box, the mirror strip includes a longitudinal index line, which assists in accurately observing and measuring the oscillations or vibrations of the suspended objects.
Internal Dimensions: The internal dimensions of the box (160 x 66 x 66 mm approximately) provide sufficient space for conducting experiments and accommodating the necessary apparatus.
Included Components: The Vibration Box typically comes with a set of magnets and brass bars, including one each of 50mm and 100mm bar magnets, and one each of 50mm and 100mm brass bars. These components are essential for performing experiments related to magnetic moments and moments of inertia.
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