Leaning Tower of Pisa STEM Lab Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-MH-12514
Quick Answer: The Leaning Tower of Pisa STEM Lab is a modular tower, about 450 mm high when assembled, on a tilting base that adjusts from 0° to 15°. A weighted centre-of-mass indicator shows when the tower stays stable and when it topples.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Interlocking modular tower tiers, about 450 mm high assembled
200 mm x 200 mm platform base
Adjustable tilting base plate, 0° to 15°
Weighted centre-of-mass indicator hanging from the tower
ABS polymer tiers with weighted aluminium foundation plates
Centre of gravity, base of support, static equilibrium, torque
About This Product
Students stack the tiers on the level base, then tilt it a little at a time and watch the indicator line move across the footprint. The tower stays up while the line from its centre of gravity falls inside the base, and tips over once it passes the edge. Adding weight to the upper tiers or changing the height lets them compare tipping angles and relate the result to building stability.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the model tower topple?
When the vertical line from its centre of gravity moves outside the edge of its base. While the line stays inside the base, the tower remains standing.
