Quick Answer: The Analog Stop Clock is a manual laboratory timer with an analog dial, used for measuring elapsed time in pendulum, motion, speed and other practical experiments.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Measures elapsed time on an analog dial.
Used to time the period in simple pendulum practicals.
Times motion, speed, distance-time and reaction-time activities.
Gives practice in timing, recording and comparing results.
About This Product
The clock is reset to zero, started at the exact moment the event begins and stopped when it ends. The elapsed time is read carefully from the dial and recorded in the practical notebook, with trials repeated if required. It is kept away from moisture, dust and chemical fumes and stored in a dry laboratory cabinet after use. Besides buyers across India, the Analog Stop Clock can be exported to institutions in Côte d'Ivoire, Angola, Eritrea, Malta, Sudan and Armenia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What should be done before starting a measurement? Reset the clock to zero and place it where the dial can be read clearly, then start it at the exact moment the event begins.
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