Sphere -Polystyrene
Product Code : JL-LEP-11702
The Sphere -Polystyrene (SKU JL-LEP-11702, Cat. No. JSS-411/101) is a white, round polystyrene sphere with a 25 mm diameter. A polystyrene sphere is light and easy to cut, paint and push pins or wires into, so it is used to build atom, molecule and solar system models and in simple electrostatics and physics activities. JaincoLab supplies it to schools and colleges.
Specifications
The sphere is made of white polystyrene, is round and has a 25 mm diameter; its Cat. No. is JSS-411/101.
| Product | Sphere -Polystyrene |
| SKU | JL-LEP-11702 |
| Cat. No. | JSS-411/101 |
| Material | Polystyrene |
| Colour | White |
| Shape | Round |
| Diameter | 25 mm |
Applications of the polystyrene sphere
Model making helps students picture structures that are too small or too large to see, and light spheres are the usual starting material.
- Building atom and molecule models
- Making solar system and planet models
- Electrostatics activities as a light charged body
- Projects and exhibitions in science and art
- Use in schools, colleges and teacher training
Scope of supply and ordering
The listing covers white polystyrene spheres of 25 mm diameter, Cat. No. JSS-411/101. Pack size and quantities are confirmed on the quotation.
The quotation confirms the MOQ, lead time and packing for the number of spheres and the delivery destination. JaincoLab supplies schools, colleges and export buyers in Africa, the Middle East and South and South-East Asia.
Frequently asked questions
What size is the sphere?
25 mm diameter.
What is it made of?
White polystyrene.
What is it used for?
Model making and simple science activities.
Related products
Teaching aids often ordered with the polystyrene sphere:
Other science teaching aids are listed in the Laboratory Equipment Products range of JaincoLab, a school lab equipment manufacturer in India.
Request a quote
To order the Polystyrene Sphere, send the quantity and delivery destination through the JaincoLab contact page or email [email protected]. Buying under a laboratory tender? Use our tenders page.
