Specialized scientific instruments are advanced, high-precision tools designed for specific research, diagnostic, or industrial applications. These devices enable complex analyses, measurements, and experimental procedures that standard lab equipment cannot perform.Used in pharmaceuticals, nanotechnology, forensics, environmental science, and clinical diagnostics for drug development, material research, and quality control
Aluminum Dissecting Pan with wax
Aluminum Dissecting Pan with Wax is a durable, lightweight pan designed specifically for dissection and specimen preparation in laboratory, educational, and research settings. The pan features a sturdy aluminum base combined with a layer of wax that securely holds biological specimens in place during dissection. This design provides an easy-to-clean, reusable workspace that enhances precision and control for students, educators, and scientists. Its corrosion-resistant aluminum construction ensures longevity and resistance to chemicals typically used in dissection.
Atomic Model Set
The Atomic Model Set is an educational tool designed to visually demonstrate the structure of atoms and molecules. It consists of color-coded balls representing protons, neutrons, and electrons, connected by rods to simulate atomic bonds. This set is widely used in classrooms, laboratories, and training centers to aid in the teaching of atomic theory, molecular geometry, chemical bonding, and related concepts. Made from durable plastic materials, the set provides a hands-on, interactive experience that enhances understanding of complex scientific principles.
Balance lever
The Balance Lever is a mechanical device used to measure weight or force through a system of levers and fulcrums. Designed for precision and durability, it provides accurate weighing without the need for electrical power, making it ideal for basic laboratory use, educational demonstrations, and situations where electronic balances are impractical. The lever balance operates on the principle of equilibrium and mechanical advantage, offering reliable performance in a variety of settings. Constructed from sturdy materials, it ensures long-lasting service and consistent accuracy.
Balance Spring
The Balance Spring is a fundamental mechanical component used in balances and scales to measure weight through elastic deformation. It converts force into measurable displacement, enabling precise weight determination in various laboratory and industrial balances. Manufactured from high-quality, durable metals with excellent elastic properties, the balance spring ensures consistent performance and longevity under repeated use. It is essential for maintaining accuracy and reliability in mechanical weighing devices.
Banana Plug
The Banana Plug is a single-wire electrical connector used to join wires to equipment in testing, measuring, and laboratory applications. It features a cylindrical metal pin with a spring mechanism to ensure a secure and reliable connection. The plug is widely used for quick and easy connections in electronic testing devices, audio systems, and laboratory instruments. Made from high-conductivity metals such as brass or copper and often gold- or nickel-plated for corrosion resistance, the Banana Plug provides consistent electrical conductivity and durability.
Bell in Vacuum
Bell in Vacuum is a crucial component used in vacuum systems to create an airtight seal and protect sensitive equipment from atmospheric contamination. Typically made of durable, corrosion-resistant materials, it forms part of vacuum chambers or devices requiring controlled environments. The bell ensures the maintenance of vacuum integrity by preventing air ingress, making it essential for experiments and industrial processes that depend on low-pressure or vacuum conditions.
Bell in Vacuum with Air Pump with Plate
Bell in Vacuum with Air Pump with Plate is an integrated vacuum apparatus used to create and maintain low-pressure environments for laboratory and industrial applications. This assembly includes a vacuum bell, an air pump to evacuate air from the chamber, and a sturdy plate to support or seal samples or components during vacuum processes. Designed for durability and reliability, it is widely used in experiments requiring controlled atmospheric pressure, including vacuum filtration, drying, and physical science demonstrations.
Bernoulli Tube Apparatus
Bernoulli Tube Apparatus is a precision-engineered device designed to demonstrate and analyze the principles of fluid dynamics, specifically Bernoulli’s theorem. It consists of a transparent, variable-diameter horizontal tube equipped with multiple pressure tap points connected to manometer tubes. This allows for the visual observation and quantitative measurement of pressure, velocity, and flow relationships as fluid moves through different cross-sectional areas. Commonly used in laboratory and industrial fluid mechanics testing, it helps validate theoretical predictions in controlled experimental conditions.
Bio-Waste Digester Kit (1 Liter)
The Bio-Waste Digester Kit (1 Liter) is a compact, ready-to-use microbial solution designed to accelerate the decomposition of organic waste through natural biodegradation. This kit contains a high-activity blend of non-pathogenic microorganisms and enzymes capable of breaking down a wide range of biodegradable materials including food scraps, plant matter, and organic sludge. It is formulated for efficient use in laboratory-scale digestion experiments as well as small-scale industrial or institutional bio-waste treatment systems. The product supports environmentally responsible waste management by reducing organic load, minimizing odors, and converting waste into more manageable byproducts such as methane, carbon dioxide, and stabilized compost.
Bitumen Primer
Bitumen Primer is a low-viscosity solution of bitumen in organic solvents (e.g., mineral spirits or aromatic hydrocarbons). It is formulated to penetrate porous substrates and enhance adhesion before applying bituminous membranes or coatings. The primer quickly evaporates to leave a tacky, bitumen-rich film that promotes strong bonding. Commonly used in construction, waterproofing, and roofing, bitumen primer improves coating durability, water resistance, and substrate compatibility.
Centre of Gravity apparatus
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The Centre of Gravity Apparatus is a precision instrument designed to demonstrate and measure the center of gravity of various objects. It consists of a rigid frame, adjustable clamps, and pointers that help identify the balance point of irregular shapes and composite bodies. Widely used in physics laboratories and industrial training, this apparatus aids in understanding the principles of equilibrium, stability, and moments. Its sturdy construction ensures accurate and repeatable measurements essential for educational and quality control purposes.
Charles law apparatus
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Charles Law Apparatus is a scientific device used to demonstrate and study Charles's Law, which states that the volume of a gas is directly proportional to its temperature at constant pressure. The apparatus typically consists of a sealed container connected to a graduated tube or syringe, allowing measurement of gas volume changes as temperature varies. It is widely used in physics and chemistry laboratories for educational and experimental purposes, helping users understand gas behavior under thermal changes.
clinostat clock type
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The Clinostat Clock Type is a precision laboratory instrument designed to simulate microgravity conditions by continuously rotating biological samples or small objects along a horizontal axis. This rotation counteracts the effect of gravity, allowing researchers to study the effects of weightlessness on plant growth, cell cultures, and other biological specimens. Constructed with durable materials and calibrated for smooth, consistent rotation, the Clinostat Clock Type is widely used in botanical, microbiological, and space biology research.
complete kymograph equipment
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Complete Kymograph Equipment is a precision instrument used primarily in physiology and biological research to record changes in pressure, motion, or other physiological phenomena over time. It consists of a rotating drum wrapped with a recording paper and various attachments such as levers, pens, and sensors to capture mechanical movements or biological signals. This equipment is essential for experiments involving muscle contractions, blood pressure measurements, and other dynamic biological processes.
Complete optical bench
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Complete Optical Bench is a precision laboratory apparatus designed to facilitate experiments involving optics, such as the study of lenses, mirrors, light refraction, reflection, and focal lengths. It consists of a rigid, graduated base rail with movable holders for optical components like lenses, mirrors, prisms, and light sources. The modular design allows flexible setup of various optical experiments, making it an essential tool in physics laboratories for teaching and research.
Constantine wire
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Constantine Wire is an alloy wire composed primarily of copper, nickel, and zinc, known for its high electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance, and durability. It is widely used in electrical applications requiring reliable conduction and mechanical strength. The wire exhibits excellent resistance to oxidation and mechanical wear, making it suitable for various laboratory and industrial uses.
Contact key
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The Contact Key is a fundamental switching device used in electrical circuits to manually open or close the flow of current. Commonly used in physics laboratories for demonstration and experimentation with circuits, it enables controlled activation of current for brief or sustained durations. Made from durable, conductive metals with insulating bases, Contact Keys are essential components in circuit testing, timing devices, and low-voltage experimental setups.
Daniel cell
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The Daniel Cell is a classic electrochemical cell consisting of zinc and copper electrodes immersed in their respective sulfate solutions and connected by a salt bridge. It generates electrical energy through redox reactions and is used primarily for educational and laboratory demonstrations in electrochemistry.
Demonstration transformer
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The Demonstration Transformer is an educational and laboratory device designed to illustrate the principles of electromagnetic induction, voltage transformation, and mutual inductance. Typically composed of a laminated iron core with interchangeable primary and secondary coils, it allows for hands-on experiments involving step-up and step-down voltage transformation. Ideal for both laboratory demonstrations and industrial training settings, it supports a range of voltage and current inputs and can safely demonstrate real-time transformer behavior using AC power sources.
Diode Mounted
A Mounted Diode is a semiconductor component securely fixed onto a base or housing for stable operation in electronic and laboratory applications. These diodes are typically affixed to a heat sink, PCB, or specialized mount to facilitate thermal management, structural stability, and electrical connectivity. Mounted diodes are designed to ensure consistent current regulation, signal rectification, or light emission (in the case of LEDs) with enhanced performance and safety. These components are essential in laboratory test circuits, power supply systems, rectifier assemblies, and various instrumentation applications. Their mounted format makes them suitable for repeated testing, integration into complex systems, and controlled experimentation where component placement consistency is critical.
Dip Circle
A Dip Circle is a precision scientific instrument used for measuring the magnetic dip or inclination angle of the Earth’s magnetic field at a specific location. It consists of a magnetic needle or dip needle mounted on a graduated circular scale, which can rotate freely in the vertical plane. The instrument allows geologists, physicists, and surveyors to determine the angle between the horizontal plane and the Earth’s magnetic field lines, an important parameter in geomagnetic studies and navigation. Dip circles are commonly employed in academic research, mineral exploration, and educational demonstrations to analyze variations in Earth’s magnetism and assist in directional orientation.
Dip Needle
A Dip Needle is a finely balanced magnetic needle used to measure the magnetic dip or inclination angle of the Earth’s magnetic field. Mounted to pivot freely in a vertical plane, the needle aligns itself with the Earth’s magnetic field lines, enabling precise determination of the angle between the horizontal plane and magnetic field direction. Dip Needles are essential instruments in geophysics, navigation, and laboratory studies of magnetism. They provide crucial data for mapping magnetic variations, compass calibration, and educational demonstrations. Typically constructed with magnetized steel or alloy, dip needles are designed for sensitivity and durability in field and lab environments.
Dissecting Forceps
Dissecting Forceps are precision hand tools designed for grasping, holding, and manipulating tissues or small objects during dissection or surgical procedures. Typically made from high-quality stainless steel or surgical-grade metal, these forceps offer durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of sterilization. They come in various shapes and sizes, including straight or curved tips, serrated or smooth jaws, to suit different dissection needs in medical, veterinary, biological research, and educational settings. Their ergonomic design allows fine control and minimizes tissue damage during delicate operations.
Dissecting Needle
A Dissecting Needle is a fine, pointed instrument used in biological and medical dissections to tease apart tissues, separate layers, and manipulate small structures. Typically constructed from stainless steel or surgical-grade metal, the needle has a sharp tip mounted on a rigid handle, providing precision and control during delicate procedures. Dissecting needles are essential tools in anatomy labs, research facilities, and surgical settings for detailed tissue work, facilitating clearer visibility and accurate separation without causing unnecessary damage.
Dissecting Pan with Wax
Dissecting Pan with Wax is a specialized laboratory tool consisting of a shallow metal or plastic pan filled with a layer of soft, moldable wax used to securely position biological specimens during dissection. The wax surface allows specimens to be pinned or stabilized without damage, providing a firm and adjustable platform for precise anatomical work. This setup is commonly used in medical, veterinary, and educational laboratories to facilitate detailed examination, surgical practice, and teaching demonstrations. The pan is typically durable, easy to clean, and compatible with standard dissection instruments.
Dissecting Scissors
Dissecting Scissors are precision cutting instruments designed for detailed and controlled cutting of biological tissues during dissection or surgical procedures. Typically made from high-quality stainless steel or surgical-grade metal, these scissors feature sharp, pointed or blunt tips with straight or curved blades to accommodate various dissection needs. Their ergonomic design ensures ease of use, durability, and resistance to corrosion, making them essential tools in medical, veterinary, research, and educational laboratories for safe and accurate tissue separation.
Dissecting Set (Fourteen Instruments)
 A Dissecting Set (Fourteen Instruments) is a comprehensive collection of essential surgical and laboratory tools designed to facilitate detailed dissection, anatomical study, and specimen manipulation. Typically crafted from high-quality stainless steel or surgical-grade materials, this set includes a variety of instruments such as scalpels, forceps, scissors, probes, needles, and pins, each tailored for specific tasks. The set provides versatility and precision for medical, veterinary, biological research, and educational applications. Instruments are organized in a sturdy case or tray for convenient storage, sterilization, and transport, ensuring readiness for laboratory or surgical use.
Dynamo Working Model
Dynamo Working Model is a functional educational device designed to demonstrate the conversion of mechanical energy into electrical energy through electromagnetic induction. It includes components such as a rotating armature, coil windings, and magnets to simulate real-life dynamo operation. This model is widely used in physics and engineering laboratories, schools, and technical institutions for practical understanding of electricity generation and electromechanical energy conversion.
Ebonite Rod
Ebonite Rod is a solid, hard, and chemically resistant rod made from vulcanized natural rubber, commonly used in scientific and technical settings for its excellent electrical insulating properties. Due to the vulcanization process, ebonite becomes highly rigid and durable, exhibiting strong resistance to heat, chemicals, and mechanical wear. Its smooth, black surface is ideal for laboratory experiments involving static electricity where it can easily acquire and hold electric charge when rubbed with materials such as fur or wool. This makes the ebonite rod indispensable in physics demonstrations of electrostatics, including charging by friction and static force interactions. Besides educational use, ebonite rods are also utilized in manufacturing industries for producing components that require robust insulating materials. The rod’s chemical resistance ensures longevity even in harsh laboratory environments, making it a reliable tool for repeated use. Its non-conductive nature allows it to act as a barrier preventing electrical current flow, thus providing safety and control in experimental setups.
Electric Bell
Electric Bell is a mechanical signaling device that produces a ringing sound when energized by an electric current. It typically consists of an electromagnet, an armature, a striker, and a bell or gong mounted on a sturdy base. When an electric current passes through the coil of the electromagnet, it attracts the armature, causing the striker to hit the bell and produce sound. The armature then releases due to a spring mechanism, allowing repeated strikes as long as the circuit is closed. Electric Bells are widely used in educational laboratories, industrial setups, and domestic applications for alerting, signaling, and notification purposes. The device is valued for its reliability, simple design, and ease of integration into electrical circuits. In physics education, the electric bell demonstrates fundamental electromagnetic principles such as electromagnetism, magnetic attraction, and electric circuit operation.
Electric Motor
Electric Motor is an electromechanical device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy through the interaction of magnetic fields and current-carrying conductors. Commonly used in industrial machinery, laboratory equipment, and household appliances, electric motors come in various types such as AC, DC, synchronous, and induction motors. Constructed from components including stator, rotor, bearings, and windings, these motors provide reliable and efficient rotational motion essential for powering pumps, fans, compressors, and other mechanical systems. Electric motors are fundamental in automation, manufacturing, and scientific research due to their precision, efficiency, and adaptability to various power sources and load requirements.
Electric Motor Model
Electric Motor Model is a scaled-down or functional demonstration version of an electric motor designed primarily for educational and training purposes. It replicates the basic components and operation of standard electric motors, allowing users to study electromagnetic principles, motor function, and mechanical motion in a controlled environment. Typically constructed with visible stator coils, rotors, and power sources, these models are essential tools in classrooms, laboratories, and workshops to facilitate hands-on learning in physics, electrical engineering, and related fields.
Enamelled Copper Round Winding Wire
Enamelled Copper Round Winding Wire is a high-quality copper conductor coated with a thin layer of insulating enamel. This enamel coating provides electrical insulation while maintaining excellent conductivity and mechanical flexibility. The wire is typically round in cross-section and is widely used for winding coils in electrical motors, transformers, inductors, and other electromagnetic devices. Its robust insulation and durability make it ideal for applications requiring efficient current flow and resistance to heat, moisture, and abrasion. Enamelled copper wire is essential in both industrial manufacturing and laboratory setups involving electromagnetism and electrical engineering.
Free Fall Apparatus
Free Fall Apparatus is an educational laboratory instrument designed to study the motion of freely falling objects under the influence of gravity. It typically consists of a vertical support stand, electromagnetic release mechanism, timing sensor or stopwatch interface, and a catching tray or cushioning base. When an object is released from rest, the apparatus records the time it takes to fall a known distance, allowing for precise calculations of acceleration due to gravity (g). Commonly used in physics laboratories, educational institutions, and research settings, the Free Fall Apparatus enables hands-on learning of Newtonian mechanics, kinematics, and motion analysis.
Glass Rod for Static Electricity
Glass Rod for Static Electricity is a smooth, cylindrical rod made from high-quality glass designed specifically for generating static electricity through friction. Commonly used in physics laboratories and educational demonstrations, this rod serves as a fundamental tool to study electrostatics by producing and transferring electric charges when rubbed with materials like silk or wool. The rod’s chemically resistant, durable glass surface allows repeated use without degradation. It is an essential apparatus for teaching concepts such as charge generation, attraction, repulsion, and the behavior of static electricity in various materials.
Gold Leaf Electroscope
Gold Leaf Electroscope is a sensitive scientific instrument used to detect and measure electric charge. It consists of a metal rod connected to two thin gold leaves enclosed within a glass container. When the rod becomes charged, the leaves repel each other due to like charges, indicating the presence and relative magnitude of electric charge. Gold Leaf Electroscopes are widely used in physics education, research, and experimental demonstrations to study static electricity and charge properties. The gold leaves provide high conductivity and flexibility, ensuring precise detection of electrical phenomena.
Hoffman Voltameter
Hoffman Voltameter is a specialized laboratory apparatus used to demonstrate and measure the electrolysis of water into hydrogen and oxygen gases. It consists of a central reservoir connected to two vertical graduated gas-collection tubes (electrodes) and is typically made from borosilicate glass for chemical resistance and clarity. Platinum or carbon electrodes are used at the base of each tube to conduct electric current. This apparatus is widely used in chemistry and physics education to visually demonstrate the principles of electrolysis, electrochemical reactions, gas laws, and stoichiometry.
Induction Coil
Induction Coil is an electrical device used to generate high-voltage pulses from a low-voltage direct current (DC) supply. It typically consists of two coils of insulated wire (primary and secondary) wound around a shared iron core. When current is interrupted in the primary coil, a high voltage is induced in the secondary coil through electromagnetic induction. Induction coils are crucial in physics education, laboratory experiments, and ignition systems for demonstrating and utilizing high-voltage phenomena. They are widely used in applications involving spark generation, ionization, and electromagnetic studies.
Insect Needle
Insect Needle is a specialized fine-pointed needle used in entomology and biological laboratories for mounting, dissecting, or manipulating small insects and delicate biological specimens. These needles are typically made from stainless steel or nickel-plated steel and are mounted on lightweight plastic or wooden handles for precise control. Insect needles are essential tools in taxonomy, specimen preparation, and microscopic analysis. Available in various gauges and lengths, they allow researchers to pin, sort, or dissect fragile insect bodies without causing damage.
Insect Net
Insect Net is a specialized tool used for capturing flying or crawling insects for study, collection, or observation. It typically consists of a lightweight, durable mesh net attached to a long handle, allowing the user to sweep through the air or vegetation with minimal resistance. The mesh is fine enough to trap small insects without harming them, making it ideal for entomological fieldwork, biodiversity surveys, and educational demonstrations. Insect nets are essential in zoology, ecology, and pest control studies for collecting live specimens for classification, behavioral observation, or laboratory analysis.
Kinetic Theory Model
The Kinetic Theory Model is a precise and educational laboratory apparatus designed to demonstrate and simulate the fundamental principles of kinetic theory in gases. This model helps visualize the behavior of gas particles, including motion, collisions, and pressure relationships, making it an essential tool in physics and chemistry laboratories. Constructed with durable materials for repeated classroom or research use, it provides clear and accurate representation of particle dynamics under varying conditions such as temperature and volume. Widely used in academic institutions and research centers, the Kinetic Theory Model supports deeper understanding of thermodynamic principles and molecular motion.
Kipps Apparatus Glass
Kipps Apparatus Glass is a classic laboratory apparatus designed for the generation of gases through controlled chemical reactions. Made from high-quality, chemically resistant glass, it provides durability and clear visibility of internal reactions. The apparatus features multiple chambers that allow reactants to combine safely, generating gases such as hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen, or carbon dioxide on demand. Commonly used in educational and research laboratories, the glass construction ensures resistance to chemical corrosion and thermal stress, making it ideal for repeated use in qualitative and quantitative gas experiments.
Knife Edge Scalpel
The Knife Edge Scalpel is a precision cutting instrument designed for fine dissection and surgical procedures in laboratory and medical settings. Featuring an extremely sharp, tapered blade with a knife-edge profile, this scalpel ensures clean, accurate cuts with minimal tissue damage. Constructed from high-quality stainless steel or specialized alloys, the Knife Edge Scalpel offers excellent corrosion resistance and durability. It is widely used in pathology, biological research, microsurgery, and other applications requiring meticulous cutting performance.
Knife Switch
The Knife Switch is a durable, manually operated electrical switch designed for controlling the flow of current in low to medium voltage circuits. Featuring a robust metal lever (the "knife") that pivots into a contact, this switch provides a visible break in the circuit, making it ideal for both safety and operational clarity in laboratory, educational, and industrial electrical applications. Constructed from high-quality, corrosion-resistant materials, the Knife Switch ensures reliable operation and easy maintenance. It is widely used for isolating electrical equipment, testing circuits, and demonstrating electrical principles in academic and research environments.
Lab Circuit Boards
Lab Circuit Boards are precision-engineered platforms designed for assembling, testing, and experimenting with electrical and electronic circuits in educational and research laboratory settings. These boards provide a versatile and reusable foundation for constructing complex circuits, enabling hands-on learning and rapid prototyping. Made from durable, insulating materials with conductive pathways, lab circuit boards facilitate easy insertion and removal of components such as resistors, capacitors, ICs, and wires. Widely used in physics, electronics, and engineering laboratories, they support experimentation, troubleshooting, and demonstration of electronic principles.
Laboratory wheel and axel
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The Laboratory Wheel and Axle is a mechanical apparatus used in physics and engineering laboratories to demonstrate principles of rotational motion, mechanical advantage, and torque. It consists of a wheel attached to a central axle, allowing students and researchers to explore fundamental mechanics concepts. Constructed from durable materials, it is designed for educational demonstrations, experimental setups, and mechanical testing.
Leslie cubes
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Leslie Cubes are metal cubes used in physics laboratories to demonstrate the principles of thermal radiation and emissivity. Each face of the cube has a different surface finish—such as polished, blackened, or white—which affects its heat radiation properties. When heated, Leslie Cubes allow students and researchers to observe how surface texture and color influence heat emission, making them essential for studies in thermodynamics and heat transfer.