Glass Pascal's Sphere

Glass Pascal's Sphere – demonstration device for Pascal's Law in science teaching

A glass device designed to illustrate Pascal's Law, shaped like a round-bottom flask with an elongated neck in which a piston moves. The lower part, i.e., the sphere, features holes on its surface through which the liquid exits (uniformly!) when the piston is pressed.

Key features

• Glass construction for clear visibility
• Body shaped like a round-bottom flask with an elongated neck
• Piston moves inside the neck
• Lower portion is a ball with surface holes through which the liquid exits
• Liquid exits uniformly when the piston is pressed

Technical specifications

• Material: glass
• Shape: round-bottom flask with elongated neck
• Operation: piston moves inside the neck
• Lower part: ball with surface holes for liquid discharge