Conductivity Ring Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-PS-10586
Quick Answer: The Conductivity Ring is a cast ring holding strips of brass, copper, iron and aluminium that meet at the central point, used to demonstrate the different heat conductivity of different metals. Each strip is stamped with the initial of its metal.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Cast ring holding four metal strips
- Strips of brass, copper, iron and aluminium meet at the central point
- Each strip is stamped with the initial of the metal
- Demonstrates the different heat conductivity of different metals
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Ring | Cast |
| Strips | Brass, copper, iron and aluminium |
| Marking | Initial of the metal stamped on each strip |
| Use | Heat conductivity of different metals |
About This Product
Metals conduct heat at different rates, and this ring lets pupils compare four metals at once under the same conditions. Because the strips meet at the central point, heat applied there travels outwards along each strip at the same time. Pupils compare how quickly each strip warms along its length and rank the metals by how well they conduct heat. The stamped initials make it easy to record which metal is which.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Which metals are on the Conductivity Ring?
The ring holds strips of brass, copper, iron and aluminium.
Q2. How can the strips be told apart?
Each strip is stamped with the initial of the metal used.
Related: Physical Sciences, Newton Meter digital, Maxwell's Wheel.
For a quotation on the Conductivity Ring, contact School Lab Equipment India.