Quick Answer: The Inclined Plane, Brass has a polished brass plane of 600mm x 100mm that tilts from 0° to 45° against a built-in protractor. A height-adjustable pulley is mounted on a brass frame at the head of the plane.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Polished brass plate, 600mm x 100mm working surface
Angle set from 0° to 45° on an integrated protractor
Low-friction pulley with adjustable height on a brass frame
Seasoned hardwood or metal base
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Plane
Polished brass plate
Surface size
600mm x 100mm
Angle range
0° to 45°, integrated protractor
Pulley
Low-friction, height adjustable, brass frame
Base
Seasoned hardwood or metallic
HS Code
9023.00.00
About This Product
An inclined plane is used to resolve the weight of a body into components along and perpendicular to the slope, to measure mechanical advantage, and to find the coefficient of friction from the angle at which a body begins to slide. The adjustable pulley keeps the string parallel to the plane at each angle. Educational Instrument can dispatch the Inclined Plane, Brass to laboratories in Sri Lanka, Comoros, Colombia, Iran and Mexico.
Frequently Asked Questions
What angle range does the brass inclined plane cover?
The plane can be set from 0° to 45°, read on its integrated protractor.
