K.E.P Track STEM Lab Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-MH-12521
Quick Answer: The K.E.P Track STEM Lab is a twin-track race with a straight path and a cycloid path sharing the same start and finish, used to show energy conversion and the curve of fastest descent. Two chrome steel balls are released together by a synchronised gate.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Two tracks side by side: 1 straight line and 1 cycloid curve
Same start and end points on both tracks
Synchronised release gate starts both balls at once
ABS base with built-in bubble levels and levelling feet
2 chrome steel balls and 1 target finish block included
Students predict which ball will win, then release both together and see the ball on the longer cycloid reach the finish first, because its steep start builds speed early. The race leads into conservation of mechanical energy, with potential energy at the starting height turning into kinetic energy on the way down, and into the classic brachistochrone problem. Schools, colleges and institutes in Cambodia, Bulgaria, Luxembourg, Saudi Arabia and Gabon can order the K.E.P Track STEM Lab from Educational Instrument.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the ball on the curved track of the K.E.P Track STEM Lab win?
The cycloid drops steeply at first, so the ball gains speed early and has a higher average speed even though its path is longer.
