Quick Answer: The Free Vibrations Test Frame is the common frame to which the parts of each free vibrations experiment are fitted. It has two triangular sides with adjustable levelling feet and two extruded alloy horizontal members slotted on all four sides.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Two triangular sides, each with adjustable levelling feet
Two extruded alloy horizontal members with slotted fixing points on all four sides
Sturdy build for steady, repeatable vibration readings
Light enough for two people to move around the classroom
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Sides
Two, triangular, with adjustable levelling feet
Horizontal members
Two, extruded alloy, slotted on all four sides
Handling
Can be moved by two people
About This Product
Vibration results depend on a stable, level mounting, so the free vibrations experiments are all fitted to this one frame. Teachers and students level it once with the feet and then change between experiment panels to study or demonstrate each free vibrations topic. The Free Vibrations Test Frame can be supplied on export terms to Comoros, Syria, Montenegro, Luxembourg and Kuwait.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the Test Frame have levelling feet?
A stable, level frame is needed for repeatable results in vibration experiments, and each triangular side has adjustable feet to level it.
