Introductory Optical System Classroom Bundle

Configuration Introductory Optics Set Item #92-7700 › Introductory Optical System Classroom Bundle Item #92-7701-06 Bundle Discount Affordable optical bench for image formation lab activities, enough for the whole class Bring optics to life without the bulky bench or fragile lamps. Arbor Scientific's Introductory Optical System is a simple, elegant setup for teaching basic optics experiments, students slide sturdy acrylic components onto a meter stick and start exploring image formation, focal length, and magnification right away. This set includes six complete systems, six meter sticks, and six Fresnel lenses, enough for an entire class to run the same lab at the same time instead of rotating through one shared setup. A bright, self-contained LED "F" object makes sharp images even with the classroom lights on, while the double-sided translucent screen lets groups view results from both sides. Students can easily make the common measurements of image and focal distance with the included lenses, pinhole configurations, and 2-sided screen. Each station also includes a Fresnel lens, giving students a large-aperture lens to test against the standard convex and concave lenses in the same lab. Together, these features make this bundle an affordable alternative to a room full of traditional optical benches, scaled for a full class of quantitative introductory optics investigations. Perfect for middle school through introductory high school physics and physical science classrooms outfitting multiple lab groups at once. Why Teachers Love It No Cords, No Breakable Lamps – Battery-powered LED light source is bright enough for full-light classrooms, so setup is fast and maintenance is low. Meter Stick Included, No More Substitutes – Each station ships with its own meter stick, the one piece the original single-unit set required teachers to supply themselves. A Full Class Set, With a Fresnel Lens Added – Six identical stations let every lab group run the experiment at once, and each one includes a Fresnel lens for comparing against the standard convex and concave lenses.