"Physics Clearance"

This large aluminum pulley is a great alternative for Atwood’s Machine experiments.

Show your students how the rate of acceleration of an object depends on the angle of incline with this great hands-on activity.

Economy Color-Coded Spring Scales

This sturdy Hooke's Law apparatus features a mirrored scale to eliminate parallax error.

Easily Explain Rotational Inertia

This gyroscope is a classic physics learning tool.

Choose high quality crown glass or shatter-resistant acrylic lenses.

Bring older, weaker magnets back to life with this magnetizer.

Both of these sets come with a roll-up style canvas storage pouch and a solid rubber activator.

Wi-Fi simplifies data acquisition.

Useful for physics and sound demonstrations.

Fun, Hands-On, and Safe Exploration of Force

Convert the fun stand into an optical bench.

This project kit makes coding and engineering design accessible to students in the classroom.

The simple Atwood Pulley Machine features two pulleys connected to a sturdy rod.

3' Fiber optic element, easily demonstrates the bending of light through the fiber optic wire. An inexpensive way to introduce students to fiber optics specifically the use of fiber optics for visual applications.