SPOT GALVANOMETER 1537
Very popular for use as a null detector for potentiometer set-ups and bridges.
Housed in a bakelite case with lamp and scale arrangement. Taut band type movement.
Movement sufficiently protected against shocks. Alcomax magnet properly aged
for high stability. Operated at mains 220 Volts AC or 6 Volts DC. Band switch
for 5 shunt powers 1, 1/10, 1/1000 and short circuit.
BICYCLE DYNAMO 1538
A cycle dynamo on a wooden base 200 x115x12mm. and provided with two sets of
gears driven by a hand crank for fast or slow rotation. Two 4mm socket terminals
are provided for the dynamo output, connected in parallel with an M.E.S.
lamp holder and 2.5V bulb.
ELECTRIC MOTOR KIT 1539
Based on arts from the Westminster electromagnetic kit comprising 6 wood support
base 100x45x10mm, length x width x height, 6 wood armatures, 6 aluminium
shafts, 6 mild steel yokes, 12 magnets, 24 split pins, 125 rivets, 1 reel
plastic covered copper wire, 3mtr tubing.
MAGNET FIELD TUBE 1540
Ideal for 3-D demonstrations of magnetic fields. Constructed of a sealed round
plastic viewing tube with 1.3 oz of iron filings encased and designed with
a half inch diameter hole through the center for the super strong alnico
cylindrical magnet. Size: 4” L X 3” in diameter.
MAGNETIC FIELD DEMONSTRATOR 1541
Ideal for 3-D demonstrations of magnetic fields. Constructed of a sealed round
plastic viewing tube with 1.3 oz of iron fillings in fluid of proper viscosity.
Unit can be placed on an overhead projector for classroom demonstrations.
FARADAY’S ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION PROJECTUALS SET 1542
These projectuals can be used with or without an overhead projector to study
electricity and magnetism, from the simple magnet to electromagnetic induction.
A series of experiments paralleling Faraday’s work are performed using
a milliammeter and 3 solenoids of 20, 40 and 80 turns. Includes study guides.
The meter can also be used in other experiments.
LENZ’S LAW APPARATUS 1543
Consists of 2 metal rings connected by an aluminum beam that can rotate freely
on a support. One of the rings is a closed loop; the other has an opening
for comparison. When a bar magnet moves into or out of the loop, the magnetic
flux will change. According to Lenz’s law, a current will be induced
in the loop to oppose the change. Students can verify the law by analyzing
the movement of the loop.
IRONCLAD ELECTROMAGNET 1544
In 1820 Hans Christian Oersted discovered that electric currents produce magnetic
fields-electromagnetism. Study electromagnetism by observing the effect of
using multiple batteries to change Voltage and Amperage and how this relates
to magnetic field. Experiments with lifting capacity and explore user for
the electromagnet. Requires 4 batteries (not included).
FERROFLUID DISPLAY CELL 1545
With this display cell you can easily demonstrate magnetic lines of force in
3 dimensions. The cell is composed of a sealed glass vessel 18mm H x 6.5
mm diameter that contains a specially formulated mixture of clear liquid
transport medium and magnetically reactive compound known as a ferrofluid.
Ferrofluids take on the shape of the magnetic field that is passing through
them. As a result, you can visualize the field in 3 dimensions. The display
cell keeps the fluid from evaporating and also keeps the fluid from coating
magnets that are brought close to it.
FERROFLUIDIC ADVENTURE SCIENCE KIT 1546
Explore the science of magnetism with an amazing substance known as ferro-fluid.
Visualize magnetic field lines and lines of force in 3 dimensions. This Kit-to
be used by students working in groups of 4 or as a teacher demonstration-contain
all materials necessary to perform experiments about magnetic lines of force
around permanent and electromagnets, magnetic shielding, floating pennies
and other objects, by the variable density properties of a ferro-fluid in
a magnetic field. Through these activities students learn where ferrofluids
are used in objects they use every day. This kit can also be used to show
students how to construct artistic 3-D magnetic structures.
Kit includes: MSDS sheets, 2-ml transfer pipette, power ring magnets, sealed
display cell, 3-ml syringe, letter "A" Magnet, 50-ml bottle, EFH
Ferro-fluid, 2 blue button magnets, 5 aluminum dishes and a pair of protective
latex gloves.
MAGNETIZING AND DE-MAGNETIZING COIL 1547
Low voltage, suitable for magnetizing and demagnetizing ordinary magnets, iron bars, strips, etc. Comprises a solenoid wound with insulated copper wire and mounted on a base, complete with switch and 4mm terminals. Solenoid 250mm long x 35mm internal diameter. Operating voltage 12V A.C. or D.C. at 6A, Magnetizing by A.C. or D.C., Demagnetizing by A.C. only
MAGNETIC FIELD DEMONSTRATION, VERTICAL COILS 1548
Single turn and 5 turn coils for investigating magnetic field associated with a vertical coil. Maximum current is 8A for the single turn and 5A for the 5 turn. Coil diameters 62mm copper wire diameter 1.5mm.
MAGNETIC FIELD DEMONSTRATION, LONG SOLENOID 1549
For investigating the magnetic field associated with a solenoid coil. Coil 51 x 92mm (diameter x length) copper wire 1.5mm diameter.
INDUCED CURRENT APPARATUS 1550
Consisting of primary coil of insulated copper wire wound upon cylinder with terminals, secondary coil wound upon cylinder into which primary fits. A soft iron core fits the cylinder of the primary. Complete with terminals.
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