Product Details
Slinky spiral spring – 10 m
$0.00
Used to demonstrate longitudinal fluctuations.
Description
Length: 150 mm.
Diameter: 50 mm.
Extends to: > 10 m.
Email: contact@ciderhouse.com.au
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