Steel Powder, Iron Powder, 250 Micron

Coarse steel powder (S100N) is produced from recycled black steel (construction steel) with improved features like dust-free, equal-size, and mostly spherical particles. It demonstrates strong magnetic attraction, has a high flow rate for dispensing from shakers, and is free from organic impurities such as cutting oil. This product is ideal for educational and industrial applications, including magnetism experiments, rust effect creation, and as a plant nutrient for iron supplementation.

Specifications

Applications and Benefits:

• Used as iron filings for magnetism and electromagnetism experiments
• Preferred for educational use due to cleanliness and contamination-free particles
• Creates rust effects in sculptures, concrete, and structures
• Serves as a plant nutrient for iron supplementation
• High flow rate makes it suitable for dispensing from shakers

Caution:

This product may rust over time due to its recycled steel composition. Handle with care and review the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for safety precautions.

1-Inch Electrodes with 10mm Binding Posts

These 1-inch electrodes with 10mm binding posts are perfect for easy connection of a contact wire. Available in aluminum, lead, zinc, copper, brass, and bronze, each electrode measures approximately 1 x 5 inches and has an overall exposure surface of 65 square centimeters.

Key Features:

• 1-inch electrodes with 10mm binding posts for easy connection
• Available in aluminum, lead, zinc, copper, brass, and bronze
• Each electrode measures approximately 1 x 5 inches
• Overall exposure surface of 65 square centimeters
• Electrodes come with 10mm socket binding post terminals

Product Specifications:

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CAUTION: Electrical conductivity can be hazardous. Use with caution and follow proper safety procedures when handling electrodes with binding posts.

Perfect for:

• Medical professionals
• Researchers in the field of neuroscience
• Biomedical engineers
• Academic institutions
• Manufacturers of medical equipment
• Individuals with a background in electrical engineering

Socket Binding Post Electrodes

Socket binding post electrodes are designed for easy wire connections during scientific experiments. The 4mm socket binding post terminal allows for secure and effortless contact wire connections. These electrodes are perfect for various scientific experiments and are suitable for both educational and professional settings.

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Perfect for:

• Scientific researchers and professionals
• Teachers and students in educational settings
• Anyone conducting experiments that require easy and secure wire connections

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Metal Electrodes, Set Of 6

This set of 6 metal electrodes is ideal for use in electrovoltaic cells or various chemistry and physics experiments. Each electrode is made from different metals, including iron, copper, zinc, aluminum, steel, and magnesium. The electrodes are carefully sized at approximately 120mm x 18mm x 0.75mm (5" x 1/2" x 1/32"), making them easy to handle and suitable for classroom or laboratory use. Their consistent dimensions and material composition ensure reliable performance during experiments. These electrodes are perfect for students, educators, or lab technicians looking to demonstrate electrochemical reactions or explore the properties of different metals in practical experiments.

The set of metal electrodes includes various metals that are commonly used in experiments involving electrovoltaic (or galvanic) cells, electrochemistry, and other physics and chemistry experiments. Here's a brief overview of how these metals might be used:

1. Iron (Fe)

• Properties: Iron is a reactive metal and can oxidize easily.
• Use: Commonly used in electrochemical reactions, such as rusting experiments, or as one electrode in electrochemical cells.

2. Copper (Cu)

• Properties: Copper is a good conductor of electricity and is relatively unreactive compared to other metals.
• Use: Frequently used as a positive electrode in electrovoltaic cells, due to its stability and conductive properties.

3. Zinc (Zn)

• Properties: Zinc is highly reactive and easily gives up electrons.
• Use: Commonly used as the negative electrode in electrochemical cells, like in a simple zinc-copper battery.

4. Aluminum (Al)

• Properties: Aluminum is a lightweight, reactive metal with a natural oxide layer that protects it.
• Use: Often used in chemical reactions to produce hydrogen or as an electrode in electrolytic cells.

5. Steel (an alloy of iron)

• Properties: Steel is more resistant to corrosion than pure iron, thanks to the presence of carbon and sometimes other elements.
• Use: Steel can be used in experiments similar to iron, but it is less prone to rusting.

6. Magnesium (Mg)

• Properties: Magnesium is a highly reactive metal, often used in pyrotechnics due to its bright flame when ignited.
• Use: Magnesium is frequently used in electrochemical cells as a very reactive metal, often as a negative electrode.

Applications:

• Electrovoltaic Cells (Galvanic Cells): You can use these metals to build simple electrovoltaic cells, where two different metals act as electrodes and a solution (electrolyte) allows ions to flow, generating electricity.
• Corrosion and Rusting Experiments: The set can be used to observe how different metals react with the environment (such as exposure to water or air).
• Electrolysis: These metals can be used in electrolysis experiments to separate chemical compounds into their elemental forms using an electrical current.

Key Features

• Set of 6 metal electrodes: iron, copper, zinc, aluminum, steel, magnesium
• Ideal for electrovoltaic cells and experiments
• Electrodes Aprox measure 127mm x 18mm x 1mm (5" x 1/2" x 1/32")
• Durable and reliable for laboratory use
• Suitable for chemistry and physics experiments
• Perfect for educators, students, and lab professionals

Product Specifications

MicroShield Fine Control 100

MicroShield Fine Control 100 is engineered to deliver a precise, non-lethal particle dispersion, using high-quality, 100 mesh iron pellets. Each pellet generates minimal impact, creating heat bursts and noise that effectively support wildlife control and safe training exercises. Made from recycled black construction steel, these coarse particles have a high flow rate suitable for dispensing from a shaker. The material is magnetically responsive and rusts naturally over time, making it ideal for environmental science experiments, art installations, and even plant nutrient applications.

The S100N model is an upgraded version, free of dust and with uniform, spherical particles. This premium composition makes it popular in educational settings, particularly in magnetism or electromagnetism experiments, as it is devoid of cutting oils and contaminants. This steel powder's chemical analysis ensures its purity and stability, with specific concentrations of carbon, manganese, and silicon to maintain consistent performance.

Key Features

• 100 mesh iron pellets for minimal impact dispersion
• Safe, non-lethal applications for wildlife and training
• High flow rate for controlled distribution from shakers
• Recycled construction steel; rusts naturally
• Dust-free, uniform, spherical particle design in S100N model
• Versatile in education, art, and plant nutrient uses

Product Specifications

Here’s an table with suggested deterrent loads for several common shotgun gauges (12, 16, 20, and 28) using fine iron particles (100 mesh) for bird deterrent purposes. These configurations are generalized for typical effective ranges and use a combination of lower powder loads to create a wide, non-lethal dispersal pattern that is suitable for scaring birds.

Bird Deterrent Loads Using Iron Particles (100 Mesh) Across Various Gauges

Notes on Each Gauge:

1. 12 Gauge: Best suited for moderate to heavy deterrent loads due to its higher capacity for both powder and particle loads, making it effective at longer ranges.
2. 16 Gauge: A versatile option that offers a good balance between spread and range. Common in European hunting and bird deterrent contexts.
3. 20 Gauge: Known for being lighter and easier to handle, making it suitable for closer-range deterrent applications.
4. 28 Gauge: Ideal for short-range deterrent due to its lower recoil and capacity, typically for distances under 30 meters.

Important Considerations

• Testing and Customization: Load performance can vary based on powder type, shell type, and even environmental conditions. Testing in a controlled environment is essential.
• Safety First: Always consult a reloading manual and verify with experts, especially when using alternative materials like fine iron particles.

This table serves as a starting point; precise adjustments may be necessary depending on the equipment and specific needs. For more details on load specifications, consult reputable reloading sources or professional guidance.

MicroShield Max Disperse 16

MicroShield Max Disperse 16 is designed to deliver broad, safe, and effective wildlife control in various settings. These larger iron pellets, with a 16-mesh particle size, are engineered to disperse over a wide area, creating noise and low-impact deterrence suitable for agricultural and industrial applications. Built from a low-carbon magnesium steel alloy, each pellet measures approximately 0.8 to 1 millimeter in diameter, with about 95% of the particles forming individual spheres, while the remainder are spheroidal clusters. With an apparent density of 4.4 g/cc, this product is dependable for less-lethal control, helping manage wildlife presence safely and effectively.

Key Features

• 16 mesh-sized iron pellets for wide-area coverage
• Low-impact and less-lethal deterrence for wildlife control
• 0.8 to 1 mm diameter for controlled dispersion
• Constructed with low-carbon magnesium steel alloy
• Reliable for use in agricultural and industrial settings
• Apparent density of 4.4 g/cc for effective dispersal

Product Specifications

16 mesh iron particles are optimized to deliver broader coverage with heavier particles (approx. 1.19 mm), achieving an enhanced deterrent effect over larger areas. The larger particle size maintains momentum over increased distances, ideal for settings where extended range is beneficial. Configurations are available across multiple shotgun gauges, ensuring consistent performance across both close and mid-range applications.

With careful calibration, each load type—light, standard, and heavy—incorporates powder charges specifically adjusted to produce controlled dispersal and impact, maximizing deterrence without harm. Below is a detailed table of specifications per gauge, suited to cover effective ranges as specified:

Bird Deterrent Loads Using 16 Mesh Iron Particles Across Various Gauges

Notes on Each Gauge:

1. 12 Gauge: Best suited for moderate to heavy deterrent loads due to its higher capacity for both powder and particle loads, making it effective at longer ranges.
2. 16 Gauge: A versatile option that offers a good balance between spread and range. Common in European hunting and bird deterrent contexts.
3. 20 Gauge: Known for being lighter and easier to handle, making it suitable for closer-range deterrent applications.
4. 28 Gauge: Ideal for short-range deterrent due to its lower recoil and capacity, typically for distances under 30 meters.

Important Considerations

• Testing and Customization: Load performance can vary based on powder type, shell type, and even environmental conditions. Testing in a controlled environment is essential.
• Safety First: Always consult a reloading manual and verify with experts, especially when using alternative materials like fine iron particles.

This table serves as a starting point; precise adjustments may be necessary depending on the equipment and specific needs. For more details on load specifications, consult reputable reloading sources or professional guidance.

MicroShield Balanced Impact 50

MicroShield Balanced Impact 50 is crafted to deliver a controlled, safe balance of heat and dispersion for pyrotechnic and training purposes. Designed with 50 mesh-sized iron pellets, it provides non-lethal applications with optimized safety in controlled environments, ideal for training rounds and pyrotechnics. Composed of small, durable steel spheres approximately 0.1 mm in diameter, these pellets feature a low-carbon magnesium alloy, enhancing their durability while reducing the likelihood of unintended ignition. With an apparent density of 4.3 g/cc, this spherical steel powder is approximately 95% individual spheres, with the remaining particles being either spheroid or clusters of multiple spheres. Its uniform, dark gray color ensures easy identification, while its particle size ensures consistent performance for less-lethal use.

Key Features

• 50 mesh iron pellet size for optimal control
• Low carbon magnesium alloy for reduced ignition risk
• Approximately 95% spherical individual particles
• Dark gray color for easy visual identification
• Perfect balance of heat generation and particle dispersion

Product Specifications

utilizing iron particles at a 50 mesh size (approx. 0.297 mm). This configuration optimizes particle spread and retention of kinetic energy to create an effective and humane deterrent for birds over varying ranges. The 50 mesh iron particles offer an improved balance between energy retention and dispersion compared to finer powders, resulting in enhanced coverage without compromising safety.

These loads are structured across multiple shotgun gauges to suit diverse operational needs, whether for close-proximity deterrence or extended reach applications. To provide control over the spread and distance, each load type—light, standard, and heavy—uses calibrated powder charges, maintaining a wide dispersal pattern that maximizes effectiveness while minimizing the risk of harm. The table below details recommended specifications across different gauges:

Bird Deterrent Loads Using 50 Mesh Iron Particles Across Various Gauges

Notes on Each Gauge:

1. 12 Gauge: Best suited for moderate to heavy deterrent loads due to its higher capacity for both powder and particle loads, making it effective at longer ranges.
2. 16 Gauge: A versatile option that offers a good balance between spread and range. Common in European hunting and bird deterrent contexts.
3. 20 Gauge: Known for being lighter and easier to handle, making it suitable for closer-range deterrent applications.
4. 28 Gauge: Ideal for short-range deterrent due to its lower recoil and capacity, typically for distances under 30 meters.

Important Considerations

• Testing and Customization: Load performance can vary based on powder type, shell type, and even environmental conditions. Testing in a controlled environment is essential.
• Safety First: Always consult a reloading manual and verify with experts, especially when using alternative materials like fine iron particles.

This table serves as a starting point; precise adjustments may be necessary depending on the equipment and specific needs. For more details on load specifications, consult reputable reloading sources or professional guidance.