The ESAW Torsion Apparatus Vertical Pattern (PEM-2005), also known as Barton’s Apparatus, is engineered for precision demonstration and measurement of torsional rigidity in rods and wires. Designed for vertical alignment, this advanced model is widely adopted for experiments in elasticity, mechanics, and rotational motion — making it ideal for classroom demonstrations, university research, and industrial testing environments.
Highly recommended as part of educational lab equipment for schools and colleges, this apparatus is frequently used in physics labs, engineering departments, and technical training centres. Whether you're conducting basic experiments or in-depth elasticity analysis, this affordable torsion apparatus for labs meets curriculum standards across India, Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America.
With ESAW’s renowned build quality and durable metal components, this export-grade model supports long-term academic and research usage, helping students and instructors visualize the principles of twisting forces and angular displacement effectively.
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📐 Technical Table:
| Capacity |
Vertical Pattern (Barton’s Type) |
| Catalog No. |
PEM-2005 |
| Quantity Per Case |
1 Piece |
🎯 Use Case Scenarios:
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Students: Learn about torque, torsional stress, and elastic modulus hands-on.
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Schools & Colleges: Perform classroom demonstrations and curriculum-linked lab experiments.
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Science & Engineering Labs: Carry out applied mechanics testing of wires and rods.
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Medical/Paramedical Colleges: Useful in biomechanics labs and materials testing.
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Research Institutes & Industry: Perform advanced torsion experiments for material quality assurance.
