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Brand: Elecopto
Elecopto 50mm Laboratory Double Pulley Lifting Moving Mechanical Advantage
SKU: TB-EL-77622
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Short Description
Designed to enable the operator
Incorporates an eyelet at its base
Incorporates an eyelet at its base
Country of origin: India
Specifications
- Brand: Elecopto
- Diameter : 50mm
- Attachment Point : Eyelet at its base
Description
The Elecopto Double Pulley for Laboratory (50mm) is a highly specialized mechanical tool engineered to fulfill precise physics experiments and rigging configurations. This dual-wheel apparatus enables the operator to use mechanical advantage when lifting/moving items, significantly easing the workload during physical force evaluations. For versatile application requirements, it can also be deployed as a single pulley depending on the specific experiment setup. The double pulley also incorporates an eyelet at its base which can be used for attaching a carabiner or securing a main line, ensuring optimal attachment security.
Features
:- Built to let the operator use mechanical advantage when lifting/moving items
- Incorporates a dedicated eyelet at its base which can be used for attaching a carabiner or securing a main line
- Provides a dual wheel design that can also be deployed as a single pulley
- Engineered to handle basic manual physics tasks across laboratory benches
Applications
:- Applied to give the operator use of mechanical advantage when lifting/moving items
- Used when securing a main line or attaching a carabiner via its base eyelet
- Ideal for instances where it can also be deployed as a single pulley
- Perfect for demonstrating mechanical equilibrium and force distribution inside school laboratories
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