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Fleming’s Right Hand Rule Apparatus STEM Science Lab Demonstration Model

Product Code : SCL-SK-14368

The Fleming’s Right Hand Rule Apparatus is an effective classroom demonstration tool designed to help students visualize and understand the relationship between current, magnetic field, and force. Built with a transformer-style setup and a sturdy vertical rod (approx. 6.5 × 5 × 7 inches), this apparatus makes it easier to interpret the rule through hands-on experimentation.

Fleming’s Right Hand Rule is used to determine the direction of force acting on a current-carrying conductor placed within a magnetic field. According to the rule:

Thumb → Direction of Force
Index Finger → Direction of Magnetic Field
Middle Finger → Direction of Current

This apparatus clearly demonstrates the principle by allowing students to observe how changing the direction of current or the magnetic field affects the resulting force.

Key Features

Sturdy transformer-like assembly with vertical rod for practical demonstration
Helps students understand the right-hand rule for motors and electromagnetic force
Ideal for physics labs, STEM classrooms, and CBSE/ICSE curriculum demonstrations
Enhances conceptual clarity through hands-on learning

Perfect for teaching electromagnetism, motor principles, and the interaction between current and magnetic fields.

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