Last updated: October 2026

EduScope India's Science Apparatus range lists 277 products for complete school science labs — physics, chemistry and biology apparatus, prepared microscope slides and dissection tools, earth-science rock specimens and charts, human anatomy models, plasticware and workshop tools — including the nine optics demonstrators, astronomy model and wave/vibration demonstrators described below. Manufactured and exported to schools, colleges, universities, TVET institutes and research facilities.

Science apparatus range

Science apparatus by demonstration principle

What do the featured product groups cover?

General-purpose apparatus: laboratory stand support, mortar and pestle and ceramic crucible with lid.

Astronomy demonstration: the electric sun-moon-earth model.

Wave and vibration demonstration: the metal slinky (silver) and vibration generator.

Optics demonstration: the laser optical demonstrator, Newton's ring apparatus, colour-synthesis tester (three primary colours), convex lens physical optics experiment, triangular glass prism with stand, detachable periscope, plane mirror imaging device, pinhole imaging device set and the optical bench.

Full product list

The complete Science Apparatus range (277 products), in alphabetical order:

Specifications and standards

Which optics demonstrator matches which syllabus point?

Each optics item here demonstrates a distinct principle, so matching product to lesson matters more than treating them as interchangeable "light experiments." Reflection: the plane mirror imaging device and detachable periscope. Refraction and dispersion: the triangular prism and convex lens experiment. Interference: Newton's ring apparatus. Colour theory: the colour-synthesis tester. Image formation without lenses: the pinhole imaging device. Laser-based demonstrations generally: the laser optical demonstrator. A full coordinated optics bench setup uses the optical bench as its base, matching the optical bench also listed under Physics Lab Equipment.

What should be checked before ordering the wave/vibration and astronomy items?

The metal slinky and vibration generator together demonstrate wave motion — confirm the vibration generator's frequency range against your specific standing-wave or resonance demonstration. The electric sun-moon-earth model is a motorised demonstration of orbital mechanics and eclipses — confirm power supply and motor speed control before ordering for a specific grade level.

What should be checked before ordering the general apparatus items?

The laboratory stand support should be checked for load rating against the apparatus it will hold, similar to stands under Lab General Instruments. The mortar and pestle and ceramic crucible with lid should be checked for material grade if used for anything beyond basic grinding or demonstration heating.

Who buys this range

How does this range connect to Physics Lab Equipment and Science Kit?

This category's optics demonstrators complement, rather than duplicate, the optical bench and concave mirror under Physics Lab Equipment — the physics range covers core measuring optics, while this range covers a wider set of demonstration-focused optics apparatus. For grouped, activity-based science kits rather than individual demonstration apparatus, see Science Kit. Permanent wall references on light and optics topics sit under Science Charts.

Related ranges

Physics Lab Equipment · Science Kit · Science Charts · Lab General Instruments · All Products · Frequently Asked Questions · Scientific Lab Equipment

Frequently asked questions

Why does the optical bench appear in both this category and Physics Lab Equipment?

Both list an optical bench because it's the base component for coordinated optics setups spanning both ranges. Confirm compatible riders, holders and screens across whichever bench you order.

What's the difference between the prism and the convex lens experiment?

The triangular prism demonstrates dispersion (splitting white light into colours); the convex lens experiment demonstrates refraction and image formation through a lens.

What does the vibration generator pair with?

The vibration generator is commonly used with the metal slinky to demonstrate wave motion, or with strings/wires for standing-wave and resonance demonstrations.

Request a quote

Share your practical list by subject and the number of student groups to equip, naming items such as the Laser Optical Demonstrator or Optical Glass Triangular Prism with Stand wherever a specific model matters, and get it priced via the EduScope India contact page.