Fly Wheel Apparatus
Product Code : EL-AMLE-10623
Quick Answer: The Fly Wheel Apparatus is a self-contained, wall-mounted unit built around a 250mm x 30mm steel flywheel with an engraved line on its periphery, designed to demonstrate the working principle of a fly wheel and its practical significance in industry. Running in ball bearings and fitted with a pointer at the periphery, a set of weights, a load hanger and cord, and a stop watch, it is used to demonstrate the second law of motion and how a flywheel stores rotational energy when the energy supplied exceeds what is required and delivers it back when the requirement exceeds supply. The unit measures 215 x 280 x 250 mm and weighs approximately 19 kg (excluding the set of weights), and an instruction manual for both student and lecturer is provided.
This apparatus is designed to demonstrate the working principle of a fly wheel and its practical significance in industry. A fly wheel is used to store rotational energy when the supply of energy is more than the required, and delivers it when the requirement of energy is more than the supplied.
Self contained.
Wall mounting includes a pointer to the periphery of the wheel.
To demonstrate the Second law of motion and energy storage.
Running in ball bearings.
250mm x 30mm steel flywheel with engraved line on periphery.
Set of weights.
Instruction manual for student and lecturer provided.
Stop watch supplied.
A load hanger and cord supplied.
Dimensions and Weight (excluding set of weights): 215 x 280 x 250 mm; 19 kg (approx).
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Last Updated: September 2026
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