Spring Balance Tubular Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-FAM-14617
The Spring Balance Tubular is a force-measuring instrument widely used in physics laboratories, school science experiments, and mechanics demonstrations. It measures force (or weight) based on the extension of a calibrated spring enclosed within a transparent tubular body. It is essential for understanding concepts like Hooke’s Law, mass–force relationship, elasticity, and Newton’s laws of motion. Durable, easy to read, and student-friendly, it is a standard tool in every educational physics lab.
Features
- Transparent tubular body for easy visibility of spring extension
- Clear graduations for accurate force measurement
- Strong metal hook for attaching loads
- High-quality spring ensures consistent performance
- Lightweight and easy to handle for classroom use
- Available in multiple ranges for varied experiments
- Ideal for demonstrating elasticity and force concepts
Specifications
- Material: Transparent plastic tube with metal spring and hook
- Available Ranges: 0–1 N, 0–5 N, 0–10 N, 0–20 N (or equivalent in grams)
- Graduations: Newtons (N) and grams (g)
- Mounting: Top ring for hanging; bottom hook for load attachment
- Accuracy: High repeatability with calibrated spring
- Applications:
- Hooke’s Law experiments
- Measuring force and weight
- Elasticity demonstrations
- Newton’s laws of motion
- Basic mechanics studies
Why Choose an Indian Lab Supplier
- Affordable Educational Pricing: High-quality tubular spring balances at cost-effective rates.
- Fast Local Delivery: Quick availability without import delays—ideal for school/college laboratories.
- Multiple Range Options: Custom force ranges and dual-scale versions available.
- Reliable Support: Easy access to replacements, calibration help, and bulk supply.
- Quality Assurance: Manufactured to meet Indian school and university physics lab standards.
- Promotes Local Manufacturing: Supporting Indian suppliers strengthens the domestic scientific instrument industry.
