Exhibits
Magnetic Basics
4 Basics Of Magnets
- Attraction between a magnet and various materials.
- Direction as it relates to the compass and how electricity can behave like a magnet and its effect on the fields.
- Visualization of the magnetic poles.
- Repulsion between two similar poles and how they repel each other.
Intended Use
The user can use a magnet to find out which materials are attracted to the magnet. The use holds down the button and allows electricity to flow through a wire causing deflection of the compass needle. Move a bar magnet under a fully self contained acrylic box with a ferrofluid pond in the bottom. The contained magnets can be pushed from both sides independently to feel the repulsionary forces at work.
| 1X | Magnetic Basics Exhibit |
| 2X | Bar Magnets and Housing |
| 2X | Horse Shoe Magnets and Housing |
Optional Accessories
Recommended for this exhibit:
| 2X | Single Pendant Lights |
| 2X | Pre-Designed Interpretive Graphics Panel |
| 2X | 17" Stools |
| 1X | Extra Green Button |
| 1X | Surge Protector |
Assembly
Most exhibits’ assemblies range from $1,500 to $2,500 within the continental US.
We are open to creative planning and solutions, please call to discuss the best option for your center.
Shipping
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