Force Table Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-FAM-10568
Quick Answer: The Force Table is a physics lab force table with a 40cm diameter polymer tabletop carrying an angle scale in 0.5° divisions, marked every 10° in both rotation directions.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- 40cm diameter polymer tabletop with an angle scale in 0.5° divisions
- Scale marked every 10° in both rotation directions
- 3cm thick support column on a heavy cast base with levelling screws
- Four table clamp pulleys, each with a circular cut-out and a fiducial mark
- Four sets of slotted masses (150g x 5g, including hangers) with a keyhole pattern
- Cords with split rings, plus a spirit level
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Tabletop | Polymer, 40cm diameter |
| Angle scale | 0.5° divisions, marked every 10° |
| Support column | 3cm thick |
| Base | Heavy cast, with levelling screws |
| Height | 41cm |
| Pulleys | Four table clamp pulleys |
| Slotted masses | Four sets, 150g x 5g including hangers |
| Accessories | Cords with split rings, spirit level |
About This Product
The force table is used to build three-force and four-force equilibrium arrangements in a basic physics lab. Cords with split rings connect quickly to the slotted masses, whose keyhole pattern holds them in place during adjustments. Each table clamp pulley has a circular cut-out with a fiducial mark for reading angles on the scale.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is supplied with the Force Table?
Four table clamp pulleys, four sets of slotted masses of 150g x 5g including hangers, cords with split rings and a spirit level.
How is the angle scale marked?
The scale has 0.5° divisions and is marked every 10° in both rotation directions.
How large is the table?
The tabletop is 40cm in diameter and the table stands 41cm high on a heavy cast base with levelling screws.
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For a quotation on the Force Table, contact Didactic Lab.
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