Quick Answer: The Small Optical Bench is a compact, space-saving bench for basic optics practicals, on which an object, lens and screen are lined up on one optical axis. Moving the lens or screen to a sharp image gives readings for focal length and magnification.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Compact bench that fits student practical tables
Aligns lenses, screens, objects, mirrors and light sources on one axis
Components move on sliding holders to change object and image distance
Used for focal length, image formation and magnification experiments
Takes standard optical accessories where the holder size matches
Focal length, image formation, refraction and magnification studies
About This Product
Lining up object, lens and screen on a single bench removes most of the guesswork from lens experiments. Students shift the lens or screen until the image is sharp, note the object and image distances and use them to find the focal length or check the lens formula. Laboratories and colleges in Solomon Islands, Mali, Central African Republic, Eswatini, Barbados and Bolivia can buy the Small optical bench through an export order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What accessories are used with the Small Optical Bench?
A lens holder, screen holder, object pin, glass lenses and a ray box or light source, where the holder size matches the bench.
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