Mini Projectile Launcher Physics Instrument for School, Colleges and Universities Purpose.

Mini Projectile Launcher

The Mini Projectile Launcher is a compact and cost-effective physics laboratory apparatus designed to investigate projectile motion through practical, hands-on experiments. It offers precise and repeatable launching performance with three selectable launch speeds, adjustable launch angles and the ability to launch projectiles both upward and downward.

The apparatus features a simple assembly design with an adjustable mounting stand and built-in storage for the loading rod and steel balls. Its integrated angle scale and plumb bob allow accurate launch angle measurements. The included two-dimensional collision accessory enables students to study momentum conservation by launching two balls simultaneously and analysing their landing positions.

Designed and manufactured by Atico Export to meet the practical requirements of modern physics laboratories and educational training facilities.

What's Included :

• 1 × Launcher Base
• 1 × Loading Rod
• 1 × Two-Dimensional Collision Accessory
• 2 × Steel Ball Projectiles (16 mm)
• 1 × Polycarbonate Safety Glasses
• 1 × Instruction Manual
• 1 × Mini Projectile Launcher

• Projectile Motion
• Projectile Motion Using Photogates
• Projectile Range Versus Angle
• Projectile Path Analysis
• Conservation of Energy
• Conservation of Momentum in Two Dimensions
• Launch Angle Variation for Maximum Height
• Comparison of 30° and 60° Launch Angles
• Horizontal Launching at Different Speeds
• Projectile Motion Through Hoops

• Maximum Range (Approx.) : 3 m
• Launch Angle : 0° to +90° and 0° to -45°
• Launcher Length : 18 cm

Launch Ranges :

• 1.3 m at 45°
• 1.9 m at 45°
• 3.2 m at 45°

• Compact and easy-to-assemble design
• Three selectable and repeatable launch speeds
• Adjustable launch angles from -45° to +90°
• Multiple mounting configurations for tabletop experiments
• Integrated angle scale and plumb bob
• Magnetic piston holds the ball securely during downward launching
• Built-in storage for loading rod and steel balls
• Steel projectile balls with 1.6 cm diameter
• Two-dimensional collision accessory for momentum experiments
• Easily mounted using a rod and clamp
• Suitable for practical projectile motion demonstrations