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Eisco - Wooden Meter Lever Fulcrum with Graduated Scale - Includes Fulcrum Base and 2 Sets of 100 g Weights - Ideal for Physics Experiments on Torque and Mechanical Advantage

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  • ONE METER GRADUATED SCALE || Made of durable wood, the lever is 1 meter long, graduated in centimeters, easy to read and calculate values, and balanced on a knife-edge fulcrum with a transverse groove for precise alignment.
  • INCLUDES WEIGHTS AND SECURE SCREW PIN || Comes with 2 sets of 100 g weights and a screw pin to securely balance the lever at the exact center of mass, ensuring accurate experiments.
  • STURDY WOODEN FULCRUM BASE || The fulcrum base is constructed from sturdy wood for stability, making it ideal for repeated use in classrooms and laboratories.
  • PERFECT FOR PHYSICS DEMONSTRATIONS || Use for studying torque, mechanical advantage, and the principles of moments (the product of force and its perpendicular distance from the fulcrum). Great for balancing known and unknown weights to calculate mass.
  • VERSATILE AND EDUCATIONAL || Ideal for conducting "meter fulcrum experiments" to explore force, equilibrium, and balance, helping students visualize fundamental physics concepts.


The Eisco Wooden Meter Lever Fulcrum is a versatile tool for physics demonstrations, designed to study the principles of torque, mechanical advantage, and equilibrium. This 1-meter graduated wooden lever is balanced on a knife-edge fulcrum and includes a screw pin to secure the lever at its center of mass for precise experimentation.

The sturdy wooden base ensures stability, while the included 2 sets of 100 g weights allow for hands-on experiments. Ideal for learning concepts such as moments, where the force applied multiplied by the distance from the fulcrum must be equal on both sides to achieve equilibrium. Use it to balance known and unknown weights, calculate mass, or explore fundamental physics principles in classrooms and labs.