Brass Magnetic Compass
The Magnet compass card is mounted perpendicular to the needle and the entire card rotates to allow stable and accurate readings. there is a needle lift thumbscrew to secure the compass needle while in transport. the brass sundial compass is 3 3/16 inches (8 cm) in diameter, 1 5/8 inches (4 cm) tall, and weighs just 9 ounces (256 grams). this sundial compass makes a perfect desk accessory for the distinguished office. the lid is recommended for personalized engraving and the bottom of the sundial compass has room for an additional longer message.
Product Overview
The brass magnetic compass is associated with permanent magnets. It is intended for use in applications where the product’s verified design, material and operating characteristics match the required task.
Key Features
- Directional indication using a magnetic needle
- Permanent magnetic performance for suitable magnetic applications
Applications
- Direction and navigation demonstrations
- Geography education
- Physics and science laboratories
- Field instruction
- Educational experiments
How Does the Brass Magnetic Compass Work?
A magnetic compass uses a magnetized needle that aligns with Earth's magnetic field to indicate direction.
Benefits
- Supports practical laboratory, educational or product-specific use
- Provides a clear product-focused solution for the intended application
- Can support repeatable day-to-day use when operated according to the relevant procedure
How to Choose the Right Brass Magnetic Compass
Consider the intended application, required size or capacity where applicable, operating environment, measurement or performance requirements, and any verified manufacturer specifications before selecting the product.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a brass magnetic compass?
A brass magnetic compass is a product used for applications associated with permanent magnets. The exact configuration and performance depend on the product specification and intended use.
What are brass magnetic compass used for?
They can be used in magnetic assemblies, educational demonstrations, laboratory work and other applications suited to their size, material and magnetic characteristics.
How do I choose the right brass magnetic compass?
Consider the magnet material, shape, dimensions, required magnetic performance, operating environment and intended application.
