Can anyone tell me the name of this device?

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The device in question is identified as a "ring launcher," also referred to as a "ring thrower." This device is used in physics demonstrations related to electricity and magnetism, specifically showcasing the principles of electromagnetic induction. The discussion highlights the importance of safety when using the device, as it can be hazardous if not handled properly. A link to a relevant resource from Seattle University is provided for further information.

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Just need to see what the name of this device is. Model number would also be helpful.
 

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Keith_McClary said:
Ring launcher?

Ring launcher (ring thrower) ? . :wink:

This one ain't cheep, either . . .

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Finger burner.
 
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OCR said:
Ring launcher (ring thrower) ? . :wink:

This one ain't cheep, either . . .

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Thank you for the link! I tried looking for it, but could not find it.
 
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Thank you all for your help!
 
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Flash27 said:
Thank you for the link!

You're welcome. . . . :smile:

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Fun... but safety first!



 

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