Equilateral Acrylic Prism Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : JA-LOE-7951
The Equilateral Acrylic Prism (SKU JA-LOE-7951) is a clear, polished acrylic prism whose triangular faces are equilateral, so each refracting angle is 60°, the form most often used for deviation and dispersion experiments. Students use this equilateral acrylic prism for minimum deviation work with optical pins or a ray box, and to split white light into a spectrum. JaincoLab manufactures it in India for school and college optics laboratories.
Specifications
The prism is clear, polished acrylic with an equilateral triangular cross-section, giving 60° refracting angles; its size is confirmed on the quotation.
| Product | Equilateral Acrylic Prism |
| SKU | JA-LOE-7951 |
| Material | Clear acrylic, polished |
| Shape | Equilateral triangular prism |
| Refracting angle | 60° (equilateral) |
| Purpose | Optics experiments |
Applications of the equilateral acrylic prism for minimum deviation
Because its refracting angle is a known 60°, the equilateral prism is used to plot the angle of deviation against the angle of incidence, find the angle of minimum deviation and calculate the refractive index of acrylic.
- Plotting the i-d curve and finding the angle of minimum deviation
- Calculating refractive index from the prism angle and minimum deviation
- Dispersing white light into a spectrum with a ray box
- Comparing deviation in acrylic and glass prisms
Scope of supply and ordering
Each unit is one clear, polished equilateral acrylic prism. Accessories, spares and quantities are confirmed on the quotation.
Minimum order quantity, packing and lead time are set out on each quotation for the number of prisms and the delivery destination. JaincoLab supplies class quantities to schools and colleges and bulk or export orders for education projects in Africa, the Middle East and South and South-East Asia.
Frequently asked questions
What is the refracting angle of the prism?
It is an equilateral prism, so each refracting angle is 60°.
What is it made of?
Clear, polished acrylic.
Which practical is it most used for?
Finding the angle of minimum deviation by plotting the angle of deviation against the angle of incidence, and from it the refractive index.
Related products
See the full Light and Optics Equipment range or the complete catalogue from JaincoLab, a physics lab equipment manufacturer in India.
Request a quote
To order the Equilateral Acrylic Prism, send the quantity and delivery destination through the JaincoLab contact page or email [email protected]. Institutions and contractors buying under a tender can also reach us via the tenders page.
