"Wards"

Detailed model demonstrates structures and function of the anatomy of the orbital socket and human eye.

This wooden machine has a sturdy wooden construction ideal for classroom use. This apparatus can demonstrate how gears can turn rotational motion into translational motion.

Examine the structures within the cardiac muscle fiber with this comprehensive model.

Made from tin with an element stamp, measures 2 cm(0.8") per side, perfect for density, specific gravity, and specific heat activities in classrooms and labs.

Used to demonstrate the inverse square law.

Cutaway view on upper and lower jaw model reveals teeth, tissues, vasculature, and bone morphology.

One of the most versatile sensors for a variety of grade levels and teaching topics, the Ward's Single Probes Temperature Sensor makes it easy for students to collect valuable thermal data to supplement a wide variety of experiments.

Hand crank centrifuge capable of holding 4×15 ml tubes, includes tubes for immediate use.

This set features five coils.

Aluminum pendulum clamp with screw clamps for attaching to rods.

Highly detailed, life like model showing all muscles, tendons, nerves, blood vessels and bones of the human leg and foot.

Single burette stand crafted from seasoned hardwood.

Balanced flywheel for exploring inertia and rotational dynamics.

A-Shaped Base with leveling screws for optimized stability made of chemically-resistant cast iron.

Ideal for study of combustion of Carbone, Methane and Butane

Bell in vacuum jar is a classic experiment demonstrating properties of sound.