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Diffraction Gratings Slide

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Diffraction Gratings Slide – 100, 300 & 600 Lines/mm

This Diffraction Gratings Slide features three high‑quality gratings mounted on a single, durable slide, making it ideal for exploring diffraction, interference, and the wave nature of light in school and college physics lessons. Each grating provides a different line density—100, 300, and 600 lines per millimetre—allowing students to compare diffraction patterns and analyse light at varying resolutions.

The slide includes three 16 × 9mm apertures, each containing a precision‑ruled grating for clear, accurate optical experiments. With overall slide dimensions of 90 × 30mm, it fits easily into standard optical benches, ray boxes, and spectrometer setups.


Key Features

  • Set of three diffraction gratings on one slide
  • Line densities: 100, 300, and 600 lines/mm
  • Three apertures: 16 × 9mm each
  • Slide dimensions: 90 × 30mm
  • Ideal for wave, diffraction, and interference demonstrations
  • Suitable for optical benches, spectrometers, and ray optics kits

Ideal for School Science Lessons

Perfect for GCSE and A‑Level physics, this diffraction grating slide allows students to explore a range of wave and light phenomena through hands‑on practical investigation.

  • Demonstrating diffraction and interference patterns
  • Investigating the wavelengths of visible light
  • Comparing diffraction patterns at different line densities
  • Conducting spectral analysis using standard light sources
  • Supporting lessons on wave behaviour, superposition, and optics

Compact, durable, and easy to use, this diffraction grating slide is an essential tool for teaching the fundamental principles of wave optics in an engaging and visually striking way.