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2020 Supertek Catalog Table of Contents Supertek Scientific is proud The Science Cube ................. 1-6 Glassware ......................... 7-10 to present our 2020 Sci-Ed Beakers Flasks Catalog. Supertek Scientific Cylinders Petri Dishes has been providing premium Chemistry and Lab Supplies ... 11-35 Beakers, PP quality, yet affordable Cylinders, PP Test Tubes, PP products for the US Petri Dishes Crucibles educational and scientific market since 2013. Brushes Clamps Supertek product offerings include products Goggles Burners for Biology, Earth Science, Chemistry and Test Tube Racks Thermometers Physics. We offer a full range of science Physics ............................ 36-81 Measuring .................. 36-39 products appropriate for all needs and grade Tape Measures Spring Scales levels; beginning from early elementary Weights Force & Motion ........... 40-47 through high school classrooms, universities, Pulleys Collision Balls and professional laboratories. Dynamic Carts Electricity ................. 48-54 Battery Holders Power Cords Supertek products are used within many Wimshurst Machine Meters markets all around the world, so to simplify Magnetism ................. 55-59 Magnetic Wands and make it more convenient to view Bar Magnets Compasses products we created the Supertek Sci-Ed Electromagnets Magnetic Field Demo catalog. Optics ...................... 60-63 Mirrors Lenses Magnifiers Can’t find something? Call us. We have Prisms Ray Boxes access to additional non-stocking products Sound and Resonance ... 64-65 Tunning Forks and the capability to custom make many Density & Apparatuses .. 66-81 Density Identification Sets more products to meet your needs. Specific Heat Sets Equal Mass Sets Biology & Earth Science ....... 82-94 Thank you for your business! Dissection Pans Microscopes & Slides Prepared Slides Anatomical Models Solar Systems Models Index ............................. 95-97 The Science Cube. Our line of science kits features 19 different “Cubes”. Each Cube comes in its own reusable box along with an activity guide. DELUXE SLIDE MAKING KIT-PLASTIC DELUXE SLIDE MAKING KIT-GLASS Are you ready to create your own slides? Make slides of what interests Science Cube & Kits Are you ready to create your own slides? Make slides of what YOU! Learn slide-making techniques as you discover what there is to interests YOU! Learn slide-making techniques as you discover what see on a “micro” level. Remember 3 slides in this kit are Glass, so be there is to see on a “micro” level. Remember the slides in this kit careful. Kit Includes: 12 plastic slides, 12 plastic cover slips, 3 glass are Glass, so be careful. Kit Includes: 12 glass slides, 12 glass cover slides with single concavity, 1 storage case, 4petri dishes (35mmD), slips, 3 glass slides with single concavity, 1 storage case, 4 petri plastic forceps, plastic pipette, bottle of gum media, 25 colored dishes (35mmD), plastic forceps, plastic pipette, bottle of gum labels, and slide preparation guide. media, 25 colored labels, and slide preparation guide. PH96002-S3 PH96001-S3 TEST TUBES, RACK + MORE/GLASS Get a jumpstart on your next science experiment with Test Tubes, TEST TUBES, RACK + MORE/PLASTIC Rack + More- Glass. A great basic kit, featuring some of the most Get a jumpstart on your next science experiment with Test Tubes, common tools found in all labs. The glass test tubes are made from Rack + More- Plastic. A great basic kit, featuring some of the most borosilicate glass tubing with uniform wall thickness for maximum common tools found in all labs. The plastic test tubes are made from heat transfer and chemical resistance. The 4-way test tube rack is polystyrene, resist breakage and are safe for all ages. The 4-way test sturdy and can be used for other size test tubes, even the large tube rack is sturdy and can be used for other size test tubes, even the Safety Test Tubes or “preforms”. Having the right tools is sure to large Safety Test Tubes or preforms”. Having the right tools is sure to make your experiment easier and safer. make your experiment easier and safer. PH96008-S3 PH96010-S3 CULTURE CUBE/PETRI DISHES W/AGAR Discover the fun of microbiology with our petri dishes and nutrient agar set. Science will come alive, literally, as you JUST TUBES explore common household Just Tubes is an assortment of 3 different types of test tubes: glass, bacteria. Kit includes: 8 plastic and safety. Test tubes are one of the most widely used tools for large and 8 small petri performing science experiments. In chemistry the test tube is used to dishes, 8 swabs, nutrient hold, mix, or heat small quantities of chemicals while performing agar and detailed agar experiments. For biology the test tube is used to handle and cultivate preparation instructions Including standard safety precautions. molds, bacteria, seedlings and plant cuttings. PH96004-S3 PH96006-S3 www.superteksci.com | [email protected] | +1 (630) 345-3450 01 Science Cube & Kits SIMPLE CIRCUIT TELEGRAPH KIT Electricity, we all know what it is but how does it work? Create a Discover how people communicated long distances before the simple circuit as you learn about electricity, currents, voltages, series telephone! With our Telegraph Kit you can experience a little bit of circuits and much more. Kit includes: D cell battery holder, knife history, learn Morse Code and even send a secret message to a friend. switch, 2 light bulb holders, 2 light bulbs, 5 alligator connector cords Kit includes: D cell battery holder, contact key, light bulbs, alligator and exploration Guide. Ages: 7+ connector cords, buzzer and exploration guide. Ages: 7+ PH96017-S3 PH96018-S3 COLOR THEORY CONDUCTION EXPERIMENT Ever wonder how movies are made? You might already know movies are Does wood conduct electricity? How about a penny? Make your own made of millions of individual pictures, but do you know why you don't see “Conduction Tester” and explore what substances are conductors each picture? This phenomenon is called persistence vision. Learn more and which are insulators. Hint: most substances can be classified as about this, color theory, and optical illusions as you have fun observing it in one or the other. Included in the kit is 2 D cell battery holders, 1 light action! Kit Includes: Miniature motor, D cell battery holder, contact key, 12 bulb, 1 light bulb holder, 4 alligator connector cords, a sample pack, connector cords, 8 disks, and exploration Guide Ages: 7+ and exploration guide. Ages 7+. PH96019-S3 PH96020-S3 DISCOVERING OPTICS No matter how complicated a camera, a telescope, or a microscope is, it consists of one or more of these basic elements; MOLECULAR MODEL SET mirrors, lenses and prisms. Explore the principles of reflection, Do you want to see what water looks like? How about carbon dioxide? The refraction and the physics of how light works as you discovery all Molecular Model Set is an excellent way to visualize organic and inorganic about optics. Kit Includes: flexible mirror (Bonus), cylindrical compounds and gain a better understanding of the actual structure of double concave lens, cylindrical double convex lens, small complex molecules. Set includes 35 colored balls, connecting springs, and equilateral prism, small mirror, laser, 4 cards, and exploration a experiment guide. Ages 10+. guide. Ages 7+. PH96013-S3 PH96026-S3 02 www.superteksci.com | [email protected] | +1 (630) 345-3450 MAGNETIC FUN Can you make a magnet float? Magnets have many fascination COMPONENT KIT properties. Learn about them as you make your own magnet, Looking to do more experiments? Find what you need in this component kit! discover what “poles” are and make that magnet float! We'll get These basic science components are a great way to expand our Telegraph Kit, things started with our experiment guide, and then have fun as Simple Circuit, Conduction Experiment and Color Theory. Kit Includes: single you discover all there is to learn about magnetism. Kit Includes: throw knife switch, double throw knife switch, 2 light bulb holders, 2 AA Cell Magnetic Wands, Magnetic Marbles, Magnetic Rings, Floating Battery Holder, 10 Light Bulbs, 10 Alligator Connector Cords, and exploration Magnet Stand, Compass, and Experiment Guide. Science Cube & Kits guide. Ages 7+. PH96015-S3 PH96022-S3 ABC'S OF PHYSICS THE "E" CUBE Ever wonder how a clock works? Or how a roller coaster stays on its track? The E Cube has Everything from our 4 most popular kits: Explore all of this in the ABC's of Physics. Make your own timer as you Telegraph Kit, Color Theory, Simple Circuit and Conduction discover how a pendulum clock works. Find out what F=ma means as you Experiment. Explore many aspects of electricity and take it to learn about force and motion and just how that roller coaster stays the next step with our digital multi-meter. Have fun recording grounded. Discover Newton's laws working at your local playground and your results and design your own experiments as you ask “I much, much more. wonder what would happen if….” There are no limits! PH96014-S3 PH96016-S3 MINI MOTORS, PK/20 Ph PAPER, PK/18 PRISMS, PK/20 This little yet powerful motor is ideal for Perform science experiments in your own home A prism is a transparent block of glass or hundreds of electrical experiments and using common household products! PH paper is used acrylic which is shaped like a triangle on projects. Voltage requirements are 1.5 to 3 to determine whether a substance is acidic, basic, each end. Prisms are ideal for experiments DC volts. RPM is between 7,000– 11,000. or neutral. Simple pH experiment instructions given on spectrum. This equilateral Prism is Each unit also incorporates 12” red and as well as color guide for determining the pH. Ages: made of true optical glass. Each side is black connector leads. Ages 7+. Box includes 7+. Box includes 12 pH papers and a pad of 15 tear 27mm; length is 75mm.
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