Product Code : EL-LE-12022
Eduscope India is a leading Viscosity Apparatus Stokes Method
Quick Answer: The Viscosity Apparatus, Stokes Method uses a Borosilicate glass tube about 30 cm in diameter and one metre long, held vertically between two upright bars on a heavy cast-iron base.
As a physics lab equipment India resource, both ends of the tube are open, with a plain rubber cork at the lower end and a rubber cork with funnel at the upper end, supplied with two rubber-band index marks and six steel balls of different diameters (without lead shot); it pairs naturally with EduScope India's Viscometer, Searle's Pattern for a fuller viscosity-experiment teaching set.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Tube
Borosilicate glass, approx. 30 cm diameter, 1 metre long
Base
Heavy cast iron, with upright clamp bars
Ends
Lower: plain rubber cork; Upper: rubber cork with funnel
Included
Two rubber-band index marks, six steel balls of different diameter (without lead shot)
EduScope India's laboratory and educational equipment exports also reach institutions across Southern and East Africa, with markets including Mozambique, Malawi and Angola, as part of its broader international supply network.
EduScope India supplies fluid mechanics teaching apparatus such as this Stokes-method viscosity set alongside its wider physics laboratory equipment ranges to school chains, bulk institutional buyers and CSR-funded education programs across India.
