Physics > Mechanics

	Bottle Rocket Launcher A fun propulsion investigation! Works with most plastic soda bottles. Vary the size and placement of fins, water level, and air pressure and see the difference. Includes paper astrolabe to measure altitude.
	Gyro Studies Kit A fun way to demonstrate centripetal force. Complete set includes our Versital Lab Stool, Bicycle Wheel Gyroscope, two Accelerometers with mounting arm and two Rotational Weights.
	Forces & Simple Machines Kit All the materials you need for 15 different activities!
	Hero's Engine An example of Newton's Third Law of action and reaction, this classic apparatus is based on history's earliest steam engine, circa 100 AD. Steam from a small amount of water will cause the suspended flask to rotate.
	Dual Bottle Rocket Launcher Building upon the concept of our popular bottle rocket launcher, this device launches two simultaneously. Great for competitions or to test various designs against each another.
	Ballistics Car Demonstrate how the horizontal component of a force is independent of the vertical component.
	Newtonian Demonstrator Excellent for illustrating Newton's Third Law of Motion and the principle of Conservation of Momentum.
	Wind Tunnel Explore aerodynamic concepts using this working wind tunnel.
	Single Pulleys, Double Pulleys and Triple Pulleys Free-running and well-built pulleys feature 50 mm diameter plastic sheaves with deep V-grooves. Metal swivel hooks on both ends.
	Dynamics Carts, Pair Fundamental to any physics course, these low-friction dynamics carts are full of features and affordable. One cart contains exploder mechanism with two tension settings. Strong and sturdy enough to carry additional masses.
	Elementary Simple Machines Kit Great introduction for students!
	Elementary Motion Kit Learn about acceleration, elastic collisions, and more!
	Pulley, Wheels and Gears Kit - 5 Student Learn how pulleys, wheels, and gears make work easier. Kit includes equipment for 5 students and well-illustrated 55-page manual packed with experiments.
	Impact Car Measure displacement as car collides with an obstacle.
	Air Table Study velocity, acceleration, Newton's Laws, center of mass, elastic and inelastic collisions, linear and angular momentum, conservation of momentum, moment of inertia, centripetal force, and simple and complex harmonic motion.
	Dynamics Carts, Mini, Pair Suitable for introducing younger students to the circumstances of motion, these smaller and economical carts can carry additional masses. Bumpers of rubber and spring steel allow collisions of two kinds.
	Force Table The classic table for studying a combination of forces!
	Double Cone and Ramp This "optical illusion" makes it look as though the double cone object is rolling up a ramp, but basic physics provides a simple answer. The center of mass is actually moving lower as it rolls, due to the widening of the track.
	Recording Timer, 110V This 60 Hz timer is a very accurate tool for gathering data to calculate speed and acceleration of moving objects. Includes carbon disks, ticker tape, and a plastic feeler gauge. An essential for every physics lab!
	Inclined Plane with Pulley Versatile inclined plane is ideal for angular motion experiments.