"Wards"

Hardware to do electricity experiments with NeuLog Sensors.

Perfect demonstration of Newton's first law.

Pressure-equalizing dropping funnel made of borosilicate glass with a 100 ml capacity, featuring a 19/26 plastic stopper and PTFE key stopcock, allowing for efficient and controlled addition of liquids in various laboratory applications.

Great for studying the simple harmonic motion of a torsional pendulum.

An enlarged molar separated into two longitudinal sections through the crown, demonstrating the internal and external anatomy of human teeth.

Comprised of a thick plastic base with four rubber feet, along with with an 18cm diameter aluminium plate with an insulating handle.

Plug switch for electric circuits.

This wooden machine has a sturdy wooden construction ideal for classroom use.

Hands-on tool for comparative friction studies.

Close-Up Cross Section.

Unpolished wood construction pipette rack with a capacity to hold 12 pipettes vertically, providing a cost-effective and functional storage option for pipettes.

This working meter can be used to demonstrate the working principle of AC or DC ammeters and voltmeters with the interchangeable plastic scales, available separately.

This model features numbered and removable parts to ease research.

Felt, Assorted Colors

Investigate the dependence of pressure on a gas with changes in temperature and volume.

This sensor helps you tackle heavy measurements.