The GUNT Hydrostatics Trainer offers a detailed platform to study fluids at rest, enabling a variety of experiments in pressure measurement, buoyancy, and surface tension. With transparent tanks and components for optimal visibility, this trainer covers core hydrostatic principles used in plumbing, pump design, aerospace, and marine engineering. It includes digital and analog pressure gauges, manometers, and a built-in air and water supply system with compressor and submersible pump for both liquid and gaseous pressure studies.
Product Features
- Comprehensive hydrostatics trainer for fluids at rest and pressure-based experiments
- Transparent tanks and experimental units for clear visibility of processes
- Supports experiments in ground pressure measurement, Boyle’s law, and center of pressure determination
- Includes capillarity and buoyancy study units with surface tension and hydrostatic pressure measurement
- Uses Pitot tube and static pressure tube to examine pressure in flowing fluids
- Various pressure measurement tools: pressure sensor with digital display, twin tube manometers, diaphragm manometer, Bourdon tube manometer
- Built-in water supply system with closed water circuit and submersible pump
- Integrated air compressor for generating positive and negative pressures in gas-based experiments
- Durable plastic construction for all tanks and piping
Benefits
- Ideal for hands-on learning in fluid mechanics and hydrostatics
- Transparent design helps visualize key fluid behavior and pressure effects
- Covers a broad range of experiments with both air and water media
- Combines digital and analog measurement tools for in-depth data collection
- Self-contained unit allows use without external utilities
Why Choose the GUNT Hydrostatics Trainer?
The GUNT Hydrostatics Trainer provides a versatile, self-contained solution for understanding the behavior of fluids at rest. Covering fundamental experiments in hydrostatics with both visual and quantitative tools, it's an essential lab resource for engineering education in civil, mechanical, marine, and aerospace fields.
