Device based on Archimedes' principle Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Product Code : SCL-PLE-10526

The device based on Archimedes' principle is a physics laboratory apparatus used for demonstrating buoyant force, displaced liquid, apparent loss of weight, and density relationships. It is suitable for schools, colleges, STEM laboratories, and physics practical rooms where students need hands-on verification of fluid mechanics principles.

Product Description

The Device Based on Archimedes' Principle from Lab Glassware Manufacturer helps students observe that an object immersed in liquid experiences an upward buoyant force. In a typical experiment, students compare the apparent loss of weight of a solid body with the weight of the liquid displaced by that body.

This apparatus is useful for introductory fluid mechanics, density, buoyancy, and hydrostatics lessons. It can be used with compatible balances, spring balances, overflow vessels, measuring cylinders, solid bodies, and collection containers. Final vessel capacity, solid-body material, balance type, cylinder size, and included components must be confirmed before publication or tender submission.

Key Features

• Designed to demonstrate Archimedes' principle through displaced-liquid observation.
• Useful for teaching buoyant force, upthrust, apparent weight loss, and density.
• Supports direct comparison between displaced liquid weight and buoyant force.
• Suitable for school physics labs, STEM labs, and college science practicals.
• Can be used for classroom demonstrations and student group experiments.
• Helps students understand why objects float, sink, or appear lighter in liquid.
• Capacity, material, included bodies, and measuring accessories must be confirmed.

Technical Specifications

What's Included in the Kit

• Archimedes' principle apparatus / buoyancy device 
• Overflow vessel or displacement container 
• Solid body, cylinder, sinker, or test object 
• Collection beaker, measuring cylinder, or receiving vessel 
• Spring balance, hook, hanger, or suspension thread 
• Instruction sheet or experiment guide 

Applications / Uses

• Demonstrating Archimedes' principle using displaced water.
• Measuring apparent loss of weight of a body immersed in liquid.
• Comparing buoyant force with the weight of displaced liquid.
• Studying density, floating, sinking, upthrust, and hydrostatic behaviour.
• Using with related products from Physics Lab Equipment.
• Supporting practical-room procurement through General Lab Equipment.
• Requesting institutional or OEM supply through Tenders/OEM.
• Confirming final specifications through Contact Us.

How to Use the Device Based on Archimedes' Principle

1. Place the overflow vessel on a stable laboratory bench.
2. Fill the vessel with water until liquid reaches the overflow outlet.
3. Place a collection vessel under the overflow spout.
4. Suspend the solid body from the spring balance or hook arrangement.
5. Record the weight of the body in air.
6. Lower the body fully into water without touching the vessel walls or base.
7. Collect the displaced water and record the new apparent weight of the body.
8. Compare the apparent loss of weight with the weight of the displaced water.

Safety note: Use stable stands and avoid overfilling vessels. Wipe water spills immediately to prevent slipping, and do not use cracked glassware or damaged suspension hooks.

Care & Maintenance

• Clean and dry vessels, solid bodies, hooks, and balances after use.
• Store small parts in a labelled box to prevent loss or mismatch.
• Do not use corroded weights, cracked vessels, or bent suspension parts.
• Check spring balance zero and measuring-cylinder graduations before practical sessions.

Why Choose Lab Glassware Manufacturer

Lab Glassware Manufacturer supplies laboratory glassware, scientific laboratory instruments, lab experiment setups, science kits, mathematics kits, didactic models, and STEM models for educational and institutional buyers. The brand supports schools, colleges, universities, distributors, and export customers with physics and general laboratory products. This Archimedes' principle device can be supplied for buoyancy and density teaching when final components are verified. Buyers should confirm capacity, material, included accessories, and measurement method before procurement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a device based on Archimedes' principle used for?

It is used to demonstrate buoyant force, displaced liquid, apparent loss of weight, and density relationships in school and college physics laboratories.

What principle does this device demonstrate?

It demonstrates that a body immersed in a fluid experiences an upward buoyant force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by the body.

Can students use it to find apparent loss of weight?

Yes. Students can measure the weight of a body in air and then in water to observe apparent loss of weight due to upthrust.

Does the kit include a spring balance?

Spring balance inclusion is not confirmed. Add balance range and accuracy only after checking the final supply list.

Is it suitable for school laboratories?

Yes. It is suitable for supervised school, college, STEM, and general science laboratories studying buoyancy and fluid mechanics.

What should be confirmed before ordering?

Confirm vessel capacity, solid-body material, measuring method, included balance, collection vessel, tubing or outlet design, packing, and experiment guide availability.

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