The fischertechnik Class Set Gears provides multiple kits for hands-on classroom experiments. Students explore gear systems, torque, speed, and mechanical advantage while developing STEM skills, problem-solving, and engineering understanding. How does a cone gear wheel, a belt drive or a rack and pinion drive work? What happens if the gear ratio changes? Young researchers can discover the answers to these and many other questions through 15 models and twelve experiments. The models are quick and easy to build in the classroom, and the pre-designed tasks and solutions are a great addition. A class set contains 16 individual sets and is suitable for 30 pupils and one teacher, for example. One class set contains 16 individual sets One class set is suitable for, for example, 30 pupils and one teacher Entering the world of gearboxes Quick to set up models that are perfect for the classroom Information on the subject area and twelve experiments available online