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Classic Demonstration of Convection Currents

Adjust the Magnets According To Your Needs.

The large size of the Newtonian Demonstration makes a big impression and helps explain the theory.

This wooden machine is elegantly designed to demonstrate how a wedge can increase mechanical advantage.

Anatomical Systems Illustrated from Various Perspectives.

Deep serrations in the jaws, plus aligning guide pins, make it easier to grasp and hold small objects. Choose from straight or curved points, both with a rounded tip.

Forces Make Things Move by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley introduces basic concepts about forces and how they affect objects and people.

Right angle and equilateral prisms are available in a variety of forms.

Museum mounts are the ideal supplement for classroom dissection.

Investigate the effect of a stop on a pendulum's period and displacement.

Students can explore their sense of touch and what it tells them with this drawstring cloth bag containing various pebbles, steel wool, cloth, sponge cube, cardboard, sandpaper, assorted round objects, and more. Blindfold available separately

Designed for Heavy Duty Student Use

James L. Castner

Frosted acrylic lenses for optical experiments.

The plastic slide box protects 1x3" slides and won't warp when temperature and humidity vary.

A useful tool for measuring the magnetic field strength for experiments. The range of the probe is 200 and 2kG with a resolution of 1G at 0 - 200 G. The included probe is a hall probe, which is a flat style probe to fit into small gaps.