"Ward's+Phenomena"

Fourteen materials in the form of rectangular blocks.

Ideal for simulating various electrical values.

Premium line of glass lenses designed specifically for Universities.

Constructed from polished wood, this stand offers a convenient solution for holding both funnels and burettes, ensuring stability during experiments.

Ungraduated glass aspirator bottles have a ribbed sidearm outlet located at the base of the bottle for attaching tubing and an open, beaded neck.

The Digital Photogate Free Fall Apparatus retains the precision of older models while eliminating the hassle of setting up heavy steel columns and adjusting spark recorders.

This bell jar demonstrates that sound waves can't travel and therefore can't be heard without air or matter.

More Durable than Traditional Glass Coverslips for Younger Students

Mounted Resistance Coils feature four copper wires and one copper-nickel wire.

Closely wound steel helix for studying wave behavior.

Flash lamp bulbs perfect for simple circuit activities.

Demonstrate the Difference Between the Specific Heat of Objects.

This sensor measures the electrical signals released during muscle contractions.

Color-coded manual pipette pumps for controlled liquid transfer from pipettes.

Cylinder set for demonstrating density investigation and specific heat experiments.

High quality reciever adapter can be used to connect glassware with different size joints.