Hall Effect Universal Holder
Product Code : SCL-EI-10696
Lab Glassware Manufacturer, based in Ambala, Haryana, has been manufacturing and exporting physics laboratory equipment since 1982, supplying schools, colleges, and research institutions across Eastern Europe, including Poland, the Czech Republic, Romania, and Hungary. The Hall Effect Universal Holder is a physics laboratory accessory used for positioning Hall probes, semiconductor samples, and sensors during Hall effect and magnetic field experiments.
Quick Answer: A Hall Effect Universal Holder is a mechanical clamp and mounting accessory that keeps a Hall probe or sample steady and correctly aligned between magnet poles or field coils, so students can focus on reading Hall voltage rather than stabilizing the sample by hand. The holder itself needs no electricity — only the connected Hall effect apparatus and measuring instrument do, and compatibility with the specific apparatus model should be confirmed before ordering.
Key Features
- Universal positioning accessory: helps hold Hall probes or samples in a stable experimental position
- Useful for Hall effect experiments: supports demonstrations involving Hall voltage, current, and magnetic field direction
- Improves alignment: helps position the probe or sample between magnet poles or field coils where compatible
- Compatible with lab systems: can be used with suitable Hall effect apparatus, meters, and electronic instruments
- Reusable laboratory accessory: suitable for repeated practical sessions when handled correctly
- Student-friendly demonstration aid: helps learners focus on readings rather than unstable sample placement
- Safe educational use: intended for supervised classroom experiments with approved low-voltage apparatus
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Hall Effect Universal Holder |
| Product Category | Physics Lab Equipment / Hall Effect Experiment Accessory |
| Intended Users | Schools, colleges, physics teachers, STEM labs, laboratory technicians, and educational procurement teams |
| Main Use | Holding and positioning Hall probes, samples, or sensors during Hall effect experiments |
| Capacity | Not applicable; holder accessory |
| Clamp Design, Compatible Probe Size, Mounting Rod & Adjustment Range | .
Safety note: Do not force oversized probes into the holder. Keep hands clear of strong magnets, avoid damaged electrical leads, and use suitable safety protective wears during broader laboratory demonstrations. Care and Maintenance
Positioning Accessory for Magnetic Field and Semiconductor PhysicsThe Hall Effect Universal Holder is a mechanical accessory used alongside a separately supplied Hall effect apparatus; the exact compatible model should be confirmed at the time of ordering. For a broader magnetism teaching setup, it pairs naturally with field-visualization tools such as the Magnetic 3D Field Demonstrator and the Magnetic Field Demonstration Plates, giving students a fuller picture of how magnetic fields interact with materials and sensors. Why Choose Lab Glassware ManufacturerLab Glassware Manufacturer supplies scientific laboratory instruments, lab experiment setups, science kits, mathematics kits, didactic models, and STEM models for educational laboratories. The company supports schools, colleges, universities, research institutions, and procurement projects with practical teaching products, and its export experience spans Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Southern Africa, and beyond. Its range covers physics apparatus, laboratory glassware, classroom kits, and demonstration accessories for complete laboratory supply requirements. Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Hall Effect Universal Holder used for?
Is this holder suitable for school physics labs?
Does the holder include a Hall probe?
What should be checked before ordering?
Can it be used with magnets or field coils?
Does the holder require electricity? Related ProductsRequest a QuoteFor pricing, bulk institutional orders, or tender submissions for the Hall Effect Universal Holder, please contact us or view our lab equipment tender page. Last updated: September 2026 |
