Inclined Plane, Brass
Product Code : SCL-MH-11933
The Inclined Plane (Brass) is a precision-engineered mechanics apparatus designed for the empirical study of force vectors, mechanical advantage, and friction in University and Vocational (TVET) laboratories. It is optimized for durable, repeatable data acquisition in advanced classical mechanics curricula.
Technical Specifications
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Tender Specification |
OEM Technical Detail |
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Material Grade |
Polished Architectural Brass Plate; Seasoned Hardwood or Metallic Base |
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Angular Adjustment |
0° to 45° (High-resolution Integrated Protractor) |
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Pulley Architecture |
Low-friction, Adjustable Height, Mounted on Brass Frame |
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Dimensions |
600mm x 100mm (Standardized experimental surface) |
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HS Code |
9023.00.00 (Demonstrational instruments and apparatus) |
Key Pedagogical Outcomes (Bloom’s Taxonomy)
Feature: High-Density Polished Brass Surface. Outcome: Provides a standardized low-variance friction interface, allowing students to Analyze the coefficients of static and kinetic friction across multiple metallurgical samples.
Feature: Integrated Graduated Protractor and Plumb Line. Outcome: Facilitates the Evaluation of trigonometric force components, enabling precise verification of the resolution of vectors .
Feature: Adjustable End Pulley. Outcome: Supports the Application of Work-Energy theorems by allowing the addition of variable hanging masses to counteract gravitational forces on the plane.
International Logistics & Compliance
To ensure the geometric alignment of the brass plate and the integrity of the integrated protractor during intermodal transit, this Educational Instrument is secured in export-grade seaworthy crating (ISPM-15 compliant). Comprehensive documentation provided for international procurement officers includes the Manufacturer’s Authorization Form (MAF) and technical User Manuals in English. The Tropicalized design is validated for operational stability in environments reaching 45°C and 90% Humidity, ensuring the brass surfaces remain oxidation-resistant and the base remains warp-free.
Why Source from the OEM?
Procuring from the Educational Instrument OEM ensures total vertical integration, from the in-house machining of the brass components to the final calibration of the angular adjustment scales. Unlike third-party traders, our facility utilizes batch-tested for uniformity protocols, ensuring that the surface roughness ($R_a$) of the brass plate remains consistent across all units for standardized laboratory results. Sourcing directly guarantees direct factory spares availability—including replacement pulleys, protractors, and friction blocks—providing a validated maintenance path for international development tenders and government educational supply chains.
