Quick Answer: The Electric Crane Model uses a motorised mechanism and an electromagnet to pick up and move small metal objects. Switching on its inbuilt power supply energises the electromagnet so it attracts the load.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Motorised mechanism combined with an electromagnet
Inbuilt power supply
Lifts and moves small metallic objects
Mounted on a plastic base
Compact size for table-top demonstrations
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Mechanism
Motorised, with electromagnet
Power
Inbuilt power supply
Base
Plastic
Design
Compact, for table-top demonstration
About This Product
The crane shows students how an electromagnet holds iron and steel only while current flows, and releases them when it is switched off. It mirrors the way scrapyard cranes and factory handling equipment move metal loads, giving electromagnetism lessons a practical example. Enquiries from Montenegro, North Macedonia, Turkmenistan, Trinidad and Tobago and Dominican Republic for the Electric Crane Model receive an export quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Electric Crane Model pick up objects?
Its inbuilt power supply energises an electromagnet, which attracts small metal objects so the motorised mechanism can lift and move them.
