Color Mixing Experiment Kit
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Product Code : SCL-LAO-11334
The Color Mixing Experiment Kit is an educational optics apparatus used for demonstrating additive mixing with primary colors of light. It is designed for students, teachers, laboratory instructors, and STEM educators who need a direct visual method for observing secondary colors, combined light regions, and colored-shadow effects.
Product Description
The kit directs separate colored light beams toward a common viewing screen. Learners can observe each beam independently and then overlap two or three beams to study additive color formation. In an RGB arrangement, red, green, and blue are the primary light colors.
The apparatus is intended for repeated classroom demonstrations, practical sessions, and science exhibitions. Its educational format supports controlled beam comparison and clear group observation. The exact lamp technology, filter material, support material, electrical rating, and beam-adjustment mechanism must be confirmed for the supplied configuration.
Key Features
- Three-colour capacity: supports three primary-light channels or an equivalent arrangement.
- Additive color demonstration: shows how overlapping light produces new color regions.
- Secondary color formation: demonstrates cyan, magenta, and yellow with a confirmed RGB setup.
- Combined-light observation: allows all three beams to overlap on one viewing area.
- Colored-shadow experiments: supports shadow activities when the supplied object holder is used.
- Direct visual learning: converts textbook color diagrams into observable optics experiments.
- Reusable teaching apparatus: suits regular physics practicals, STEM activities, and exhibitions.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Product type |
Additive light color mixing apparatus |
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Demonstration capacity |
Three primary-light channels or equivalent arrangement |
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Primary colors |
Red, green, and blue where supplied as an RGB system |
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Working principle |
Additive mixing of colored light |
What's Included in the Kit
- Color mixing demonstration base or support assembly
- Colored light sources or filter-equipped lamp units
- Red, green, and blue filters or equivalent color sources
- Projection or viewing screen
- Object holder for colored-shadow experiments
- Power cable, adapter, or electrical leads
- Instruction sheet or experiment guide
Applications / Uses
- Demonstrating additive mixing of red, green, and blue light.
- Producing cyan, magenta, and yellow overlap regions.
- Comparing additive light mixing with pigment-mixing concepts.
- Extending lessons with the Primary Color Apparatus.
- Investigating colored shadows with the related Colour Shadow Apparatus.
- Supporting practical work within a complete physics laboratory.
How to Use the Color Mixing Experiment Kit
- Place the apparatus on a stable, dry laboratory surface.
- Position the viewing screen at the recommended distance.
- Connect the apparatus to its confirmed electrical supply.
- Switch on each colored source separately and identify its beam.
- Overlap two beams and record the resulting color.
- Repeat the process for each two-color combination.
- Overlap all three beams and observe the combined region.
- Place the supplied object before the screen to study colored shadows.
Safety note: Do not stare directly into illuminated lamps or intense beams. Disconnect the unit before changing filters, lamps, or electrical connections. Allow heated components to cool before handling.
Care & Maintenance
- Disconnect the electrical supply before cleaning or adjustment.
- Clean filters and the screen with a soft, material-safe cloth.
- Keep ventilation openings clear and replace damaged cables.
- Store optical parts in dry packaging to prevent scratches.
Why Choose Lab Equipments Ambala
Lab Equipments Ambala was founded in 1982 and manufactures, supplies, and exports scientific and educational laboratory equipment. Its range includes optics apparatus, physics instruments, experiment kits, and STEM teaching models. The company reports supplying institutions in more than 60 countries and conducting in-house product checks. It also supports export packaging for international institutional orders.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a color mixing experiment kit demonstrate?
It demonstrates how primary colors of light overlap to produce secondary colors and combined light regions.
Which colors are used for additive color mixing?
Additive mixing normally uses red, green, and blue light. Confirm the supplied source arrangement before purchase.
What colors form when two RGB beams overlap?
Red and green form yellow, green and blue form cyan, and blue and red form magenta.
Can the kit demonstrate colored shadows?
Yes. Colored shadows can be observed when multiple light sources, an opaque object, and a viewing screen are included.
Does the apparatus require electricity?
Yes. The light sources require a suitable electrical arrangement. Voltage, frequency, and power rating must be confirmed.
Is the kit suitable for school laboratories?
Yes. It is suitable for supervised school, college, STEM, and teacher-training demonstrations involving light and color.
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