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Bimetallic Strip

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Bimetallic Strip with Wooden Handle – 200 × 15mm (KS3+ Demonstration Tool)

This high‑quality Bimetallic Strip is designed specifically for KS3 and above, providing a clear and engaging demonstration of differential thermal expansion. Constructed from a bonded strip of brass and steel, it reliably curves when heated, showing how two metals expand at different rates.

The 200 × 15mm strip is securely riveted with heat‑resistant fixings and mounted into a w well‑finished wooden handle for safe classroom use. Ideal for physics lessons exploring heat, energy transfer, and material behaviour.


Key Features

  • Durable bimetallic strip made from brass and steel
  • Demonstrates differential expansion when heated
  • Strip size: 200 × 15mm
  • Strong, heat‑resistant rivets secure the metals together
  • Mounted in a smooth, well‑finished wooden handle for safe handling
  • Suitable for KS3, GCSE, and A‑Level physics

Ideal for School Science Lessons & Physics Demonstrations

Perfect for introducing or reinforcing the concept of thermal expansion, this bimetallic strip provides a clear visual demonstration for students at all secondary levels. It is especially useful for:

  • Explaining how different metals expand at different rates
  • Demonstrating energy transfer and heating effects
  • Exploring the science behind thermostats, switches, and sensors
  • Supporting practical teaching of materials, particles, and temperature
  • Safe, hands‑on demonstrations using a heat source such as a Bunsen burner

Robust, simple to use, and highly effective for visual learning, this Bimetallic Strip is an essential demonstration tool for physics classrooms and school science labs.

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