Iron Clad Electromagnet

Iron Clad Electromagnet - Demostrate the Force Developed by an Electrmagnet with a Single Battery. How many of your students can lift 100 times their own weight? This 6.3 cm, 0.9 Kg dissectible electromagnet can do just that-with the help of one 1.5 V D-cell battery that you provide - lifting up to 90 Kg. the core and yoke are precision - tolerated to within .03 mm. The battery is linked by alligator clips to a DC coil.

  Solenoid

Solenoid - For Investigating MAgnetic Fields and the Force Between Conductors. Choose this large diameter Air Core Solenoid to invetigate the magnetic fields of a long coil or for use with the Current Balance Accessory. the interior diameter of the pheonlic coil former is slightly larger than 50mm so that it also fits over the cathode ray tube of the Mass of the Electron Apparatus. The solenoid is 15 cm long and has 570 turns of enamled #16 niclad copper magnet wire, allowing it to carry 5 A continuously, or 10 A intermittantly.

  Wercester Circuit Box

Wercester Circuit Box - A Hands-on Introduction to Electrical Basics - What is parallel circuit or a series circuit? How does a fuse work? What is a short circuit? Simplify and understand circuit diagrams. Experiment with the theory of electricity utilizing the unique "breadboard".

  Electric Bell

Electric Bell - This is a simple rugged plastic bell.and is ideal for a wide range of experiments.included sturdy pressed plastic box. Pivoted armature, double coil. And nickel plated gong.