Lexbax Lightbox and Optical kit experiment

Product Overview

The Lexbax Lightbox and Optical Kit Experiment is an educational apparatus designed to demonstrate fundamental concepts of optics. The kit includes a light source and multiple optical components such as lenses, prisms, filters, and mirrors, enabling hands-on experiments on reflection, refraction, dispersion, and color mixing. Built for classroom and laboratory use, this kit helps students visualize light behavior clearly. It is suitable for schools, colleges, and physics training laboratories.

Key Features

• Complete lightbox and optical experiment kit

• Demonstrates reflection, refraction, and dispersion

• Includes multiple optical components

• Clear visualization of light paths

• Durable and classroom-friendly design

• Easy to assemble and operate

• Ideal for practical physics learning

• Suitable for repeated laboratory use

Specifications

General

Physical & Material

Packaging & Compliance

Working Principle

The Lexbax lightbox and optical kit works by emitting a focused beam of light that passes through or reflects from different optical components. As light interacts with lenses, prisms, and filters, students can observe refraction, reflection, dispersion, and color mixing, helping them understand optical principles through direct visualization.

Use Cases / Applications

• Physics laboratory experiments

• School and college demonstrations

• Teaching optics and light behavior

• Science training institutes

• Practical learning of optical concepts

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. What concepts can be demonstrated using this kit?
It demonstrates reflection, refraction, dispersion, and basic optical principles.

Q2. Is this kit suitable for school students?
Yes, it is suitable for both school and college-level physics education.

Q3. What components are included in the kit?
The kit includes a lightbox and various optical elements like lenses, prisms, and filters.

Q4. Is the kit easy to use?
Yes, it is designed for easy setup and classroom demonstrations.

Q5. How many units are included in one pack?
Each pack contains one complete optical experiment kit.