Ballistics Ball Gun Unit – Explore the Science of Projectile Motion

Dive into the fascinating world of projectile motion and ballistics with our Ballistics Ball Gun Unit. This specialized unit is designed to enhance your understanding of ballistics principles, making learning engaging and insightful. Let’s embark on a journey to explore the key features and dimensions of this educational tool.

Key Features of the Ballistics Ball Gun Unit:

• Demonstrate Ballistics: This Ball Gun is specifically crafted for demonstrating ballistics concepts. It allows students to observe and understand the principles of projectile motion, launch speeds, and tensioning of springs.
• Variable Launch Speeds: The unit features a long pin with three striations that enable the adjustment of different launch speeds. This variability adds depth to experiments and helps students grasp the nuances of projectile behavior.
• Easy-Trigger Mechanism: Equipped with a tension spring and an easily-triggerable trigger cylinder with a finger grip, this unit simplifies the process of tensioning the spring. It ensures that experiments are both safe and accessible for learners.
• Compatibility: The Ball Gun can be securely fastened to ballistics apparatus or NTL rail profiles, allowing for versatile and dynamic experiments.
• Included Components: This unit comes complete with a wooden ball and a hollow plastic sphere, each with a diameter of 60 mm. These components are essential for conducting a wide range of ballistics experiments.

Dimensions:

• Unit Dimensions: The Ball Gun measures 180 x 54 x 60 mm, providing a compact yet functional size for experimentation.

Our Ball Gun is the perfect tool for exploring the science of projectile motion and ballistics. With features like variable launch speeds, easy-trigger mechanisms, and compatibility with other apparatus, it facilitates comprehensive learning experiences. By conducting experiments with included components, students gain valuable insights into the fascinating world of ballistics.

Notes:

• To perform experiments, the Ballistics Apparatus (ESP59852) is required and should be obtained separately.
• Please exercise caution and adhere to safety guidelines while conducting experiments with this educational tool.