Applied Mechanics

Used in physics and engineering experiments to apply controlled forces. The steel nickel-plated version is particularly durable and resistant to corrosion, making it ideal for laboratory use.

Used in physics and engineering experiments to apply precise forces. It is typically used in mechanics, elasticity, and material strength experiments.

A hooked weight is a commonly used laboratory apparatus designed for applying calibrated forces in physics and engineering experiments. The aluminum version is lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and ideal for educational and experimental setups.

Hooked Weight (Brass) is a precision-engineered brass weight with an attached hook, commonly used in physics experiments, laboratory applications, and educational settings.

This method is suitable for the purpose of studying the variation of surface tension, with concentration of solution of common salt in water. Complete with manometer tube fitted on the stand, conical flask with side tube, dropping funnel, three different bore jets and beaker etc. Setup Contains:- Jaeger Unit, Glacc Bottle with nozzle, Reservoir, Rubber Pipe, Beaker, Digital Stop Watch, Dropper Glacc Tube

The Kinetic Theory of Gases is a model that explains the behavior of gases in terms of the motion of their individual molecules. It provides a microscopic understanding of the macroscopic properties such as pressure, temperature, and volume. This theory is fundamental in thermodynamics and statistical mechanics.

Lee’s Disc Apparatus is a scientific instrument used to determine the thermal conductivity of a bad conductor (such as glass, rubber, wood, or plastic). It is widely used in physics and material science laboratories for heat transfer experiments. it is also used to determine thermal conductivity of a bad conductor (glass) in form of a disc using Lee’s method.

The Malus’ Law Experiment is a fundamental optics experiment used to study the polarization of light and verify Malus’ Law, which describes how the intensity of polarized light changes when passing through a second polarizer (analyzer) at different angles.

For experiment on rigidity. Two solid and two hollow cylinders each 10cm long accurately fitting the bore of a hollow brass tube 40cm long are provided. The tube is also fitted with wire chuck and mirror, graduated scales and verniers on sliding weights. Complete with ceiling attachment without stand.