Abacus, Superior Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-ELE-11999
The Superior Positional
Arithmetic Abacus is a calibrated instrument engineered for the empirical
analysis of base-10 numeration, place value synthesis, and computational
algorithms. Designed for Primary and Secondary Mathematics Laboratories, it
facilitates the transition from concrete counting to abstract arithmetic
operations. This ISO-compliant model ensures dimensional stability and
alignment with global pedagogical standards for STEM education.
Technical Specifications
|
Tender Specification |
OEM Technical Detail |
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Material Grade |
Seasoned Hardwood
(Sustainably Sourced, Impact-Resistant) |
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Dimensions |
30 cm Chassis Length |
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Frame Construction |
Reinforced Joinery for
Institutional Durability |
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Computational Interface |
Low-Friction Precision-Bored
Beads on Metallic Rods |
Key Pedagogical Outcomes
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Columnar
Bead Configuration: Allows students to
visualize and manipulate multi-digit integers, supporting in "Positional
Numeration Analysis."
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Calibrated
Tactile Feedback: Facilitates rapid
mental math calculation and kinesthetic reinforcement of carry/borrow
operations, supporting "Arithmetical Computational Module 101."
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30
cm Rigid Wooden Chassis:
Provides a stable platform for collaborative group demonstrations and
individual assessment of operational speed and accuracy.
International Logistics & Compliance
To maintain the
structural integrity of the seasoned hardwood and prevent rod oxidation during
transcontinental maritime transit, all units are secured in moisture-barrier
primary packaging and consolidated in export-grade seaworthy crating (ISPM-15
compliant). International procurement documentation includes the Manufacturer’s
Authorization Form (MAF), Certificate of Conformance (CoC), and Laboratory User
Manuals in English. The instrument features a tropicalized design, batch-tested
for operational stability in environments reaching 45°C and 90% Humidity to
ensure zero wood expansion or bead seizing in extreme climates.
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