What are the fifteen titles, grouped by topic?

Electricity and magnetism (seven titles): magnetic field, Earth's magnetic field, electromagnetism, electric circuit, Ohm's law, electric lamp and short circuits and circuit breakers.

Heat and changes of state (four titles): thermostat, transformations of liquid states, melting of solids and the steam engine principle.

Light (two titles): refraction of white light through a prism and colour mixing.

Astronomy (one title): phases of the Moon. Applied process (one title): darkroom photography (print developing process).

This set is physics-only — where are the chemistry and biology charts?

None of these fifteen titles cover chemistry or biology. Ten chemistry wall charts — including the periodic table, chemical symbols and formulas, solubility, acid-base environment, electrolysis and lab safety — are catalogued under Education Supplies. Biology classification charts sit under Classification Charts. If you're equipping a full science block, it's faster to request one combined quotation spanning physics, chemistry and biology charts than to raise three separate enquiries.

How should these fifteen titles be matched to class level?

Grouping by likely syllabus stage: Melting of Solids, Transformations of Liquid States, Magnetic Field and Phases of the Moon suit lower-secondary classes. Electric Circuit, Electromagnetism, Refraction and Colour Mixing suit middle-secondary. Ohm's Law, Earth's Magnetic Field, Short Circuits and the Steam Engine Principle suit upper-secondary and vocational classes. This grouping reflects where these topics conventionally sit in a physics course — it isn't a claim stated on the product pages themselves, so confirm grade-band fit against your own syllabus.

Two titles are worth a second look: the darkroom photography chart covers a process that's dropped out of most current curricula, so confirm relevance before ordering; and the thermostat chart is named after a device rather than a scientific principle, so check exactly what the artwork depicts.

What isn't published on these product pages, and how do you get it?

Size, substrate, lamination thickness, mounting method and print language are not stated per title on this page — they're confirmed at enquiry. Only one of the fifteen, Melting of Solids, is explicitly stated as laminated; the rest use general phrases like easy to clean and easy to hang. As a reference point only, EduScope India's chemistry charts under Education Supplies run 70 × 100 cm and 140 × 100 cm — that doesn't necessarily carry over to this physics set, so request size per title rather than assuming a blanket figure.

What determines how well a chart survives a full academic year?

Four factors, none of them published per title here: substrate weight, lamination thickness in microns, mounting hardware (rollers, eyelets, battens, or none), and ink/light-fastness. A chart hung in a room without climate control is more likely to cockle or delaminate than the same chart in a dry environment — factor that into what lamination and mounting you specify at enquiry.

How does quoting work for schools and tenders?

Send a title list with quantities and EduScope India returns a quotation, since this category carries no published prices or pack sizes. For tender submissions, see the Tenders/OEM page and ask for size, substrate weight, lamination thickness and mounting method to be confirmed per title, since those four attributes typically decide how a chart tender is scored. For export orders, confirm packing (rolled in tubes versus flat-packed), since the two carry different damage risk and freight cost.

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Frequently asked questions

Are these charts laminated?

Only Melting of Solids is explicitly stated as laminated. Request lamination thickness in microns per title if durability over a full academic year matters.

What size are the charts?

Size isn't published per title. As a reference only, chemistry charts under Education Supplies run 70 × 100 cm and 140 × 100 cm — confirm actual size for this physics set at enquiry.

Does this category include the periodic table or biology charts?

No. The periodic table and other chemistry charts are under Education Supplies; biology classification charts are under Classification Charts.

Can a whole science block's charts be quoted together?

Yes. Send subjects and classroom count and request one combined quotation spanning physics, chemistry and biology charts via Contact Us.

Can this range be supplied against a government or institutional tender?

Yes. Attach your specification to a Tenders/OEM enquiry and request size, substrate, lamination and mounting confirmed per title.

Request a quotation

Send your title list with quantities, required sizes, print language and delivery location via Contact Us, and a quotation will be prepared to match it.