Filters
Electricity/Magnetism Learning Activities
Avantor offers a complete catalogue of instruments and tools useful for demonstrating key, basic concepts of physics that are applicable to everyday life both in and out of the laboratory. Demonstrate core ideas such as acceleration down a plane, friction, potential and kinetic energy, electrical conductivity, magnetic fields, wavelengths and velocity of sound, and more. Durable educational materials are designed for heavy use with consistent levels of handling, and all models are easy to use.
Applied Filters
Filters
Tesla Coil Demonstration Apparatus
The Tesla Coil Demonstration Apparatus transmits electricity without wires.
Expand 2 item
Equipotential Trough Kit
Plot equipotential lines accurately with water and a digital multimeter.
Expand 1 item
Vernier® High-Voltage Electrostatics Kit
Low output current makes this safe For classroom use.
Expand 1 item
Belts for Wimshurst
Spare belt for Wimshurst machine. This item has two replacement belts, both of which have a 20" circumference.
Expand 1 item
Conductors; Set of Three
Made of brass, interchangeable on pillars, fitted with insulators of ebonite on base. Spheres 5cm diameter, Cylinder 12.5 x 5cm diameter, Cone 10 x 5cm length x diameter.
Expand 1 item
Air-Cooled Laboratory Rheostat
The Air-Cooled Laboratory Rheostat is the classic lab solution for controlling voltages and currents.
Expand 6 item
Demonstration Electrophorus
Comprised of a thick plastic base with four rubber feet, along with with an 18cm diameter aluminium plate with an insulating handle.
Expand 1 item
Primary Basic Electricity Kit
These robust and engaging kits are designed as a resource for the teaching of introductory electricity.
Expand 3 item
Eisco® Van de Graaff Generator Hand Crank, 9.8" Dome
Ideal electrostatic tool for generating voltages.
Expand 1 item
Electroscope Kit
Ideal kit for studying and demonstrating electrical charges.
Expand 1 item
Needle Electroscope, Large
This extra large electroscope is ideal for classroom demonstrations of electrostatic principles. A lightweight metal vane is used as a pointer in the electroscope. This lightweight metal blade deflects when the electroscope plate is charged. A transparent scale is provided to measure the angle of the deflection. Front glass window slides up to allow insertion of ionizing material in chamber.