Young's Modulus Apparatus (Vernier Type) Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-MH-11964
Quick Answer: The Young’s Modulus Apparatus (Vernier Type) is a Searle’s pattern apparatus with two frames, one on the test wire and one on a reference wire, read with a vernier to 0.1 mm against a 1 mm main scale.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Searle’s pattern, vernier type
- Main scale of 1 mm pitch with vernier reading to 0.1 mm
- Reference wire frame cancels the effect of temperature changes
- Split chucks anchor the wires
- Brass scales on steel frames, with levelling screws
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Pattern | Searle’s, vernier type |
| Reading | Vernier 0.1 mm; main scale 1 mm pitch |
| Frames | Cast metal, steel parts, levelling screws |
| Scales | Brass |
| Wire clamping | Split chucks |
| Compensation | Reference wire frame |
About This Product
Two wires hang side by side from the same support: one is loaded and stretches, the other carries a fixed load and acts as the reference. The vernier reads the difference in their lengths for each load, so sagging of the support or expansion with room temperature does not affect the result, and Young’s modulus is found from the load-extension graph. Laboratories and colleges in Uruguay, Jamaica, Saudi Arabia, Bhutan and Burundi can buy the Young's Modulus Apparatus (Vernier Type) through an export order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the Young’s Modulus Apparatus (Vernier Type) use two wires?
The second wire is a reference. Because the vernier reads the difference between the two, temperature changes affect both equally and do not upset the extension reading.
Related: Mechanics & Heat, Young's Modulus Apparatus (Searle's Pattern), Torsion Apparatus Searle's Type and Cantilever Apparatus.
For a quotation on the Young's Modulus Apparatus (Vernier Type), contact Educational Instrument.
