Tuning Fork
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Product Code : SCL-W-12395
Quick Answer: The Tuning Fork is supplied as a set of 8 tuning forks for demonstrating sound production, vibration, pitch, frequency comparison and resonance in school physics lessons.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Tuning fork set of 8 for comparing pitch and frequency
- Shows that vibrating objects produce sound
- Lets students compare higher and lower tones
- Can be used with resonance boxes, tubes or sounding surfaces
About This Product
A fork is held by its stem, one prong is struck gently with a rubber hammer or suitable striker, and the vibrating fork is brought near the ear without touching it. Placing the stem on a resonance box or sounding surface increases audibility. Comparing different forks helps students relate frequency, pitch, amplitude and resonance, and the forks can be used with the Sonometer Apparatus for string vibration lessons. Export supply of the Tuning Fork can be arranged to laboratories and schools in Paraguay, Uruguay, Australia, Zimbabwe, Albania and Jamaica.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How should a fork be struck?
Strike one prong gently with a rubber hammer or suitable striker, never against hard metal surfaces, glassware or laboratory benches.
Related: Waves, Sonometer Apparatus, Reflection of Sound Model.
For a quotation on the Tuning Fork, contact School Equipments India.
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