Fluid Pressure Apparatus (Spouting Cylinder) Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter
Product Code : SEL-PLE-10183
Quick Answer: Water jets from three equal spouts at different heights show students that liquid pressure increases with depth; this spouting cylinder is made of painted tin sheet and measures 400 x 68 mm diameter.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Sheet metal cylinder of painted tin sheet
Size 400 x 68 mm diameter
Three spouts of the same size at different heights down one side
Demonstrates the increase in liquid pressure with depth
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Material
Painted tin sheet
Size
400 x 68 mm diameter
Spouts
Three, equal size, at different heights on one side
About This Product
Filled with water, the cylinder sends a jet from each of its three equal spouts, and the lower spouts, being under a deeper column of water, push their jets out faster. Because the spouts are the same size and differ only in height, students can link the difference directly to depth, for practical work in school and college labs. Schools and distributors in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, South Korea, New Zealand, Yemen, Venezuela and Honduras can order the Fluid Pressure Apparatus (Spouting Cylinder) from School Educational Instrument.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does water leave the lowest spout fastest?
Pressure in a liquid rises with depth, so water leaves the bottom spout, under the deepest column, with the greatest speed. The three spouts are of equal size, so only their height differs.
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