I-Gauge OS-KB is a collision experiment for the demonstration of kinetic energy. A BeeSpi Photogate is included. Made by Narika Corporation.

GSC International N-00024 I-Gauge OS-KB – Collision Experiment for Kinetic Energy Demonstrations. This apparatus is a dynamic resource for educators, offering an intuitive and engaging way to teach core physics principles while encouraging critical thinking and exploration among students. Hands-On Exploration of Kinetic and Potential Energy: The I-Gauge OS-KB offers educators a powerful tool for teaching kinetic energy conservation. Through collision experiments between a rolling ball and a block, students can observe how energy transforms and confirm proportional relationships between potential and kinetic energy. Adjustable and Precise Design: The apparatus allows users to change the height of the ball’s release point, slope angle (0° to 45°), and mass of the rolling ball. A built-in protractor and scale ensure precision during experiments, enhancing the accuracy of findings. Advanced Collision Speed Measurement: With the included BeeSpi V photogate, speed at the moment of collision is measured effortlessly. This standalone device requires no additional software or computer connections, streamlining setup and ensuring consistent results. Comprehensive Kit for Engaging Lessons: The set includes a 1,000mm plastic rail, steel and porcelain balls, a sliding block for collisions, weight-stopping gates, and mounting accessories. Its durable construction and thoughtful design make it an excellent resource for repeated classroom use. Transform Physics Concepts into Real-World Learning: By experimenting with slope angles, mass, and collision speeds, students can investigate principles like energy conservation, the relationship between height and velocity, and the forces involved in collisions. These hands-on experiments make abstract physics concepts tangible and memorable. ⚠️ Proposition 65 Warning for California Residents: WARNING: This product may expose you to chemicals including styrene and/or bisphenol A (BPA), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.