An optical experiment kit brings together the apparatus used to explore the behaviour of light through reflection, refraction, diffraction and colour separation. These tools make abstract optical principles visible and measurable.
SmartLabs stocks ray boxes, glass prisms, a full lens set of biconvex and biconcave lenses, and laser pens. Every item is chosen to support CAPS-aligned Physical Sciences lessons on light and optics.
From ray box light paths to prism dispersion and lens refraction.
A mirrored ray box projects clear parallel light beams across the bench, letting learners trace and measure how light travels, reflects and bends.
A glass prism splits white light into a visible rainbow spectrum, the classic demonstration of how different wavelengths of light refract by different amounts.
A lens set of biconvex and biconcave glass lenses shows learners how curved surfaces converge or diverge light, the foundation of how optical instruments work.
A laser pen produces a thin, visible beam that clearly demonstrates how light travels in straight lines, useful for reflection and refraction measurements.
