Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Magnetic Needle Stand
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Unit
Form – Physics Lab Apparatus
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Magnetism and Earth’s magnetic field experiments
Product Overview
The Magnetic Needle Stand is a fundamental apparatus in physics laboratories, used to study the properties of magnetism, orientation, and Earth’s magnetic field. It consists of a pivoted magnetic needle mounted on a stand, allowing free rotation to align itself with the magnetic north-south direction. This simple yet effective design helps students and researchers understand core concepts of magnetism, directional navigation, and field interaction.
Built with laboratory-grade materials, the Magnetic Needle Stand offers durability and reliability, making it suitable for frequent use in academic and research environments. Its smooth pivot mechanism ensures that the needle moves freely and settles accurately, enhancing the precision of experiments. The sturdy base provides stability during demonstrations, preventing disruptions that could affect results.
In physics classrooms, the Magnetic Needle Stand is widely used to explain the working principle of compasses and to demonstrate how magnetic fields influence orientation. Beyond academics, it is also valuable for advanced research studies in magnetism and geophysics. Its long-lasting construction makes it a dependable investment for schools, colleges, and laboratories in India seeking accurate, cost-effective equipment for scientific demonstrations.
By providing a clear and visual representation of magnetic properties, this apparatus bridges the gap between theoretical learning and practical application, making the study of magnetism more interactive and engaging.
FAQs
What is the main use of a Magnetic Needle Stand?
It is used to study magnetism, Earth’s magnetic field, and directional orientation.
Is the Magnetic Needle Stand similar to a compass?
Yes, it works on the same principle but is primarily designed for lab use.
What material is the needle usually made of?
The needle is magnetized steel, mounted on a pivot for free rotation.
How should I care for a Magnetic Needle Stand?
Keep it dry, free from dust, and store it safely to protect the needle’s magnetism.
Are there alternatives to a Magnetic Needle Stand for studying magnetism?
Yes, compasses and bar magnets can also be used for similar demonstrations.
