Mechanics

In one of the more common definitions, the weight of an object, often denoted by W, is defined as being equal to the force exerted on it by gravity. This force is the product of the mass m of the object and the local gravitational acceleration g Expressed in a formula: W = mg. In the International System of Units, the unit of measurement for weight is the same as that for force: the newton. We have gained expertise in the field of supplying of high quality physics Equipment for studying Force, like our Force Table. The raw material we use is procured from some of the most renowned and reliable vendors and is stringently tested for quality before being used in the production process. We have been constantly trying to innovate, be it in new product development, existing product re-engineering or upgrading quality standards by using state of the art cutting edge technology.