INTERACTIONS IN PHYSICS Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-MH-12577
Quick Answer: Interactions in Physics is a demonstration kit for showing gravitational, electrostatic, magnetic and electromagnetic interactions, with parts such as a 2.5 N dynamometer, PVC rods, an electroscope rod, magnets, iron filings, a compass and an electromagnetic interactions apparatus.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Dynamometer 2.5 N, rubber ball with hook and lanyard for force work
- PVC rods, electroscope rod, aluminium foil and a 250 ml glass flask for electrostatics
- Linear magnet, pair of magnetic needles, pair of magnetic pendulums, compass, iron filings and transparent plate
- Apparatus of electromagnetic interactions with 100 cm and 25 cm cables and alligator clips
- Set of five rods with support, pair of cylinders and protractor
- Manual operation; a force sensor can be added for further experiments
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Force measurement | Dynamometer 2.5 N |
| Electrostatics | PVC rods, rod for electroscope, aluminium foil sheet, glass flask 250 ml |
| Magnetism | Linear magnet, pair of magnetic needles, pair of magnetic pendulums, compass, iron filings, transparent plate |
| Electromagnetism | Apparatus of electromagnetic interactions, cables of 100 cm, electric cable 25 cm, alligator clips |
| Other parts | Lanyard, rubber ball with hook, pair of cylinders, set of five rods with support, protractor, adhesive tape, teaspoon |
| Operation | Manual classroom demonstration |
About This Product
The kit lets a teacher show that forces always act between pairs of bodies, linking each demonstration to Newton’s third law. Students charge PVC rods to see electrostatic attraction and repulsion, map magnetic fields with filings and needles, repeat Oersted’s, Faraday’s and Ampere’s experiments with the electromagnetic apparatus, and then discuss gravity and the weak and strong interactions in the nucleus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a force sensor included with Interactions in Physics?
No. The kit is for manual demonstration; a force sensor can be used with it for advanced experiments if required.
Related: Mechanics & Heat, Physics set for group exercises and Small physics laboratory.
For a quotation on the INTERACTIONS IN PHYSICS, contact Educational Instrument.
