Physics

INCLINED PLANE PLASTIC

PHY-00325

Plastic Inclined Plane Apparatus is designed for experiments on sliding friction, motion on an inclined plane, and the relationship between force and inclination. It features a moulded plastic inclined plane with a hinged pulley, plastic cart, weight pan and graduated angle scale.

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Description

The Inclined Plane – Plastic is a versatile physics laboratory apparatus designed for demonstrating and investigating the principles of inclined planes, sliding friction, force, and motion. The apparatus consists of a sturdy plastic moulded inclined plane with a smooth surface and an adjustable inclination mechanism.

A pulley is mounted at the upper end of the plane to allow a cord connected to the plastic cart to pass smoothly over it. The cart can be loaded using the supplied plastic weight pan, enabling experiments involving frictional force, load, effort and motion.

A graduated arc is provided to measure and set the angle of inclination accurately. The sturdy construction and easy-to-use arrangement make it suitable for repeated classroom and laboratory demonstrations.

Specifications:

  • Type: Plastic Inclined Plane
  • Plane Size: Approx. 600 × 65 mm
  • Construction: Durable moulded plastic
  • Inclination: Adjustable
  • Angle Measurement: Graduated plastic arc
  • Pulley: Hinged pulley mounted at the top
  • Cart: Plastic cart for conducting experiments
  • Weight Pan: Plastic pan for applying load
  • Cord: Supplied for connecting cart and weight pan
  • Experiments: Sliding friction, inclined plane, force and motion
  • Application: Demonstration and practical study of mechanics
  • Suitable For: Schools, colleges and physics laboratories

Educational Use:
The apparatus allows students to investigate how a body behaves on an inclined surface and study the effects of inclination, load and friction through simple practical experiments.