Measurement Kits & Apparatus

Length, mass, time and force each need a dedicated instrument. Check your practical's requirements before ordering, whether that's a ruler, a scale, a stopwatch or a forcemeter.

A digital scale reading to 0.1g suits most classroom chemistry, but finer work may need a more sensitive balance. Match the instrument's precision and maximum range to the practical.

Digital scales and stopwatches give quick, easy-to-read results, while analogue spring balances and dual-scale forcemeters can better illustrate the underlying mechanics for younger learners.

A single demonstration instrument suits teacher-led lessons, but hands-on measurement practicals need enough rulers, scales, timers and forcemeters for every group to collect their own data.

A tubular forcemeter (Newton meter) reads force through a spring inside a protective plastic tube, giving a clear, durable classroom reading. A spring balance uses an exposed coil spring, useful for visually demonstrating how force and extension relate.

Our digital electronic scales read to 0.1g, accurate enough for standard school chemistry and biology practicals. For more sensitive work, a dedicated laboratory balance is recommended.

A steel tape measure is rigid and precise over shorter distances, ideal for bench-top measurement. A PVC tape measure is flexible and extends up to 100m, better suited to outdoor geography and field measurement work.

Our Digital Stopwatch Pro supports standard start, stop and lap timing suited to most classroom practicals. For simultaneous multi-group timing, each group should have its own stopwatch.

Yes. We regularly supply schools with class sets of scales, rulers, stopwatches and forcemeters. Contact us for a quote on bulk quantities for a full classroom or department.