Classroom Mechanics
Eisco™ Metal Inertia Ball with 3 Fixed Eye Bolts
Suspend from the ceiling or a stand for multiple experiments. The Metal Inertia Ball with 3 Fixed Eye Bolts is used to demonstrate Newton's First Law of motion or can also be used as a pendulum bob.
Eisco™ Two-stroke Gas Engine Model
Shows the internal structure and operating principles of an air cooled two-stroke engine.
Eisco™ Wilberforce Pendulum
For demonstration of coupled mechanical oscillation.
Eisco™ Malvern Fly Wheel Unit
Malvern Fly Wheel Unit for use with a large motor or generator and a lamp unit to demonstrate the conversion of electrical energy to kinetic energy, and then back again.
United Scientific Supplies United Scientific™ Rubber Magdeburg Hemispheres
Rubber magdeburg hemispheres demonstrate air pressure and vacuum effects.
United Scientific™ Engino™ STEM Structures: Buildings and Bridges
Innovative product line to introduce and master STEM Concepts.
United Scientific™ Engino™ STEM Simple Machines Set
Innovative product line to introduce and master STEM Concepts.
United Scientific™ Engino™ STEM Fluid Dynamics
Learn all about fluid dyanmics with the Engino STEM Fluid Dyanmics Kit.
Eisco™ Wimshurst Machine Brush
Replacement brush for Wimshurst machine.
United Scientific™ Engino™ STEM Newton's Laws and Inclined Planes
Innovative product line to introduce and master STEM Concepts.
Eisco™ Free Fall Apparatus
Accurately study measure free falls. The Free Fall Apparatus allows the study of acceleration due to gravity via free fall and pendulum levers. Supplied with a manual but without timer and photogate system.
Eisco™ Clear Acrylic Rod
When light is transmitted through this clear acrylic rod the effect is similar to that of fiber optic lighting
United Scientific Supplies Hall's Carriage with Universal Smartphone Adapter
Utilize the power of a smartphone with this unique Hall’s Carriage
Eisco™ Wankel Rotary Engine Model
Shows the internal structure and operating principles of a Wankel engine.
Eisco™ Force Board Kit
Helps teacher demonstrate the principles of the parallelogram and polygon of forces.