Boyle's Law Improved Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in Africa
Product Code : DA-MIM-11295
Quick Answer: The Boyle's Law Improved apparatus comprises a reservoir with a Bourdon gauge connected to a vertical glass tube, and measures pressures of up to 3.5x atmospheric pressure.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Bourdon gauge with a transparent back showing its internal workings
- Reservoir with needle valve and tyre-type valve for the supplied pump
- Graduated vertical glass tube of uniform cross-section
- Pressures up to 3.5x atmospheric pressure
- Tube protected by a plastic safety screen
- No rustable materials, so water can be used instead of oil
About This Product
Water is pumped into the tube and the pressure and volume of air are measured at regular intervals, showing the inverse relationship between pressure and volume at constant temperature. Because the tube has a uniform cross-section, the volume of air is proportional to the length of the air column, which is read from the graduations. Air does not escape as the pressure rises until the needle valve is opened. The Boyle's Law Improved can be exported to institutions in Tunisia, Uruguay, Kazakhstan, Côte d'Ivoire, Jamaica and Lebanon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Why does the Boyle's Law Improved use water instead of oil?
The unit has no rustable materials, so water can be used instead of oil, which also means less mess.
Q2. How is the volume of air measured?
The glass tube is graduated and has a uniform cross-section, so the volume of air is proportional to the length of the air column read from the graduations.
Q3. What pressure range can be measured?
Pressures of up to 3.5x atmospheric pressure can be measured on the Bourdon gauge.
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