Lees And Charltons Apparatus
Product Code : EL-LE-12100
Eduscope India is a leading Lees And Charltons Apparatus
Quick Answer: The Lees And Charltons Apparatus is used for determining the relative thermal conductivity of thin layers of materials, built around an 11 cm diameter, 10.5 mm thick cylindrical brass slab.
As a physics lab equipment India resource for heat teaching, the slab has a hole drilled radially for a thermometer and is fitted with eyelets so it can be suspended by three strings from a stout annular ring, on which rests a 4.5 cm deep brass hollow cylinder (steam chest) of the same diameter with inlet and outlet tubes for steam; the ring is held on a heavy stand, complete with accessories but supplied without a thermometer, and it is also available with an iron cylindrical slab of the same size. It pairs naturally with EduScope India's Continuous Flow Apparatus Callendar and Barnes for a fuller classroom set on heat conduction and flow.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Slab | Cylindrical brass, 11 cm diameter, 10.5 mm thick (iron also available) |
| Suspension | Eyelets, three strings, stout annular ring on heavy stand |
| Steam chest | Brass hollow cylinder, 4.5 cm deep, same diameter, inlet/outlet tubes |
| Supplied | Complete with accessories; without thermometer |
EduScope India's laboratory and educational equipment exports also reach institutions across Oceania and the Pacific Islands, with markets including Fiji, Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu, as part of its broader international supply network.
EduScope India supplies heat conduction teaching apparatus such as this Lees and Charlton's apparatus alongside its wider physics laboratory equipment ranges to school chains, bulk institutional buyers and CSR-funded education programs across India.
Alongside the Continuous Flow Apparatus Callendar and Barnes for a fuller classroom set on heat conduction and flow - or see more Laboratory Equipment from EduScope India. Looking for a Lees And Charltons Apparatus? Request a Quote today.
