PLASTIC CELL HOLDER

Product Description
A Plastic Cell Holder is a laboratory accessory used to securely hold electrochemical or dry cells (batteries) in place during physics or electrical experiments. It is typically made from non-conductive, durable plastic and may feature metal terminals or spring-loaded clips for electrical connections. These holders provide a stable and safe platform to integrate batteries into circuits for educational demonstrations, testing setups, or prototyping purposes. Designed for use with common battery sizes (such as D, C, AA, or specialized cells), the holder ensures easy insertion, removal, and reliable connection of power sources without short-circuiting. It is widely used in physics labs, electronics training, and school science kits.

Uses
Primary Uses
Physics and Electronics Laboratory Applications

• Holding batteries or electrochemical cells in a stable position for circuit experiments. 
• Providing secure electrical contacts for series or parallel battery connections. 
• Used in Ohm’s Law, Kirchhoff’s Law, and basic circuit construction demonstrations. 
• Facilitates safe power supply integration in small electronics or physics setups. 
• Commonly used in secondary school and college-level science experiments. 

Secondary Uses
Educational and Prototyping Applications

• Used in STEM kits and electronic prototyping platforms (e.g., breadboarding). 
• Demonstrating the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance. 
• Powering small motors, sensors, and other electronic components in educational projects. 
• Teaching battery safety and handling in electrical labs. 

Key Attributes
Basic Identification Attributes

• Material: High-strength, non-conductive plastic body (often ABS or PVC). 
• Metal Contacts: Nickel-plated or brass terminals for electrical conductivity. 
• Design: Spring clips or fixed slots for easy insertion/removal of batteries. 
• Size Variants: Available for AA, AAA, C, D, 9V, or coin cells. 
• Mounting: Some variants include screw holes or adhesive bases for secure placement. 

Physical & Chemical Properties

• Electrical Insulation: Prevents accidental short circuits and electric shocks. 
• Durability: Resistant to mechanical stress and chemical exposure in lab environments. 
• Lightweight: Easy to handle and transport during class demonstrations. 

Safety & Hazard Attributes

• Provides safe handling and containment of power cells. 
• Reduces risk of electrical shocks, short circuits, or overheating. 

Storage & Handling Attributes

• Store in a clean, dry place away from corrosive chemicals or direct heat. 
• Avoid dropping or applying excessive force to terminals or clips. 
• Remove cells when not in use to prevent corrosion or leakage. 

Regulatory & Compliance Attributes

• Manufactured in accordance with lab safety and electrical standards (e.g., RoHS compliance). 
• Safe for classroom use under standard educational guidelines. 

Environmental & Health Impact

• Made of recyclable plastics (varies by type). 
• Should be disposed of responsibly if damaged or worn out.