Lascells design and manufacture a wide range of physics equipment and school lab equipment from our factory in the UK.
Digital Millivoltmeter is the perfect tool for component investigations at GCSE and A Level.
A Digital Milliammeter with auto-off.
g by free fall impact plate and release unit.
Bathroom scales calibrated in Newtons.
The Charles Law Apparatus consists of a uniform capillary tube, sealed at one end with linear metric scale.
The Lascells E-Field Detector provides a new and novel way to demonstrate charge.
The Lascells Strobe Frequency Counter provides a compact, economic, reliable and simple way of detecting the frequency of a strobe light source.
Deduce an approximate value for Planck's constant by monitoring the voltage at which an LED begins to emit light and its frequency.
A pack of 30 cardboard periscope nets with mirrors.
The Lascells cloud chamber is the perfect alternative to existing unreliable and time consuming dry ice variants.
A UV LED provides the UV source in this test rig. Because of its construction there is no radiation hazard and students can test the UV absorbing properties of various materials.
A screw-top plastic container of 500, 10mm cubes to be used to investigate the topic of half-life.