Student Science kit Balances and Equilibrium

This kit introduces children to the principles of weighing, balance, and simple machines through hands-on experiments using different types of balances and lever systems.
Designed for classroom use, it supports 15 workgroups (up to 30 students).

Topics Covered

• Principle of a seesaw (lever)
• Working of beam balances
• Spring balance and force measurement
• Systems of measurement and units
• Comparison of masses and weights
• Historical development of weighing systems

• Beam balances with sliders (adjustment riders)
• Scale pans and balance stands
• Seesaws and support structures
• Spring balances (various ranges)
• Sets of weights for measurement experiments
• Small material samples for comparison
• Spare parts for maintenance and extended use
• Durable plastic storage case with foam inserts for organization

Kit Size :

• Approx. 540 × 450 × 150 mm

• Hands-on assembly and use of different balance types
• Demonstrates real-life applications of levers and weighing
• Encourages understanding of standard measurement systems
• Promotes logical thinking and problem-solving
• Ideal for primary students (age 7–9)
• Activity-based learning improves concept clarity
• Supports group-based classroom activities
• Builds foundational understanding of force and measurement
• Helps students appreciate standardized units and systems