Friction Body Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-PLE-10441
The friction body is a physics laboratory accessory used for demonstrating static friction, sliding friction and the effect of surface contact on motion. It is designed for schools, colleges and STEM laboratories where students study frictional force, normal reaction, surface texture and force measurement through practical experiments.
Product Description
The Friction Body from Lab Glassware Manufacturer is used as a test block or body in classroom friction experiments. Students can pull the body across different surfaces and measure the force needed to start or maintain motion using a compatible spring balance or force meter.
This accessory helps connect friction theory with hands-on observation. Exact body material, mass, dimensions, surface finish, hook fitting, contact surfaces and included accessories should be confirmed before final catalogue publication or tender submission.
Key Features
- Designed for school experiments on static and sliding friction.
- Useful for comparing friction across different contact surfaces.
- Can be pulled using a spring balance or force meter when fitted with a hook.
- Supports lessons on normal force, surface texture and motion resistance.
- Suitable for school physics labs, college labs and STEM classrooms.
- Simple apparatus for repeated practical demonstrations and student activities.
- Mass, material, dimensions and surface details must be confirmed before publication.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Product Name |
Friction Body |
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Brand |
Lab Glassware Manufacturer |
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Product Category |
Physics Lab Equipment / Mechanics and Friction Apparatus |
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Primary Keyword |
friction body |
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Secondary Keywords |
friction block, friction experiment body, school physics friction apparatus, sliding friction block, static friction apparatus, force measurement block, mechanics lab accessory, coefficient of friction apparatus |
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Experiment Principle |
Static friction, sliding friction and surface-force interaction |
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Standards / Certifications |
No item-specific certification confirmed. Add only if verified by datasheet or compliance document. |
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Intended Users |
Schools, colleges, physics laboratories, STEM labs, science teachers, distributors and institutional buyers. |
What's Included in the Kit
- Friction body main unit
- Hook, eyelet or pulling point
- Interchangeable contact surfaces
- Weight slot or loading arrangement
- Instruction sheet or experiment guide
Applications / Uses
- Demonstrating static friction before motion begins.
- Studying sliding friction after the body starts moving.
- Comparing friction on smooth, rough and different material surfaces.
- Measuring pulling force with a Beginner Spring Balance.
- Adding load with Hook Weight Set 2100 g when the body supports loading.
- Using with Inclined Plane and Friction Device Classic for extended mechanics lessons.
- Building complete classroom mechanics setups with Physics Lab Equipment.
How to Use the Friction Body
- Place the friction body on the selected test surface.
- Attach a spring balance or force meter to the hook or pulling point, if supplied.
- Pull slowly and record the force just before the body starts moving.
- Continue pulling at steady speed and record the force during sliding motion.
- Repeat the experiment on different surfaces to compare frictional effects.
- Add known loads only if the friction body is designed for loading.
- Record observations in a table showing surface type, load and measured force.
- Discuss how surface texture and normal force affect friction readings.
Safety note: Do not overload the body, pull with excessive force or use damaged hooks. Keep hands clear of the pulling path and use only stable surfaces during experiments.
Care & Maintenance
- Keep contact surfaces clean and free from dust, oil and moisture.
- Store the body dry to protect wooden, metal or rubber parts.
- Do not scrape or modify the contact surfaces unless the experiment requires approved surface comparison.
- Check the hook or pulling point before every practical session.
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. The brand supports schools, colleges, universities, research institutions, distributors and export buyers. Its physics range includes mechanics apparatus for force, motion, friction and classroom demonstrations. Buyers should confirm final material, mass, dimensions, contact surfaces and supplied accessories before bulk ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a friction body used for?
A friction body is used to demonstrate static friction, sliding friction and the force needed to move a body across different surfaces.
Can it be used with a spring balance?
Yes. It can be used with a compatible spring balance if the body includes a hook, eyelet or pulling point.
What material is the friction body made from?
The material is not confirmed. Add wood, metal, plastic, rubber-faced construction or other material only after checking the final specification.
Does the friction body include different contact surfaces?
Interchangeable or multiple contact surfaces are not confirmed. Add surface details only after verifying the final supplied kit.
Is this suitable for school physics labs?
Yes. It is suitable for supervised school and college physics laboratories studying friction, force and mechanics.
Can students calculate the coefficient of friction with it?
Yes, when the normal load and frictional force are measured correctly, students can use the apparatus to estimate the coefficient of friction for a surface pair.
For more force, motion and mechanics teaching apparatus, explore Physics Lab Equipment from Lab Glassware Manufacturer.
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