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6 Coil Electromagnetic Accelerator

6 Coil Electromagnetic Accelerator

 4.8 (2,847 Reviews)

check_circle Six High Performance Coils For Strong Acceleration

check_circle Real Working Model Of Electromagnetic Acceleration

check_circle Precision Metal And Acrylic Construction

check_circle Mesmerizing, Continuous Motion Effect

check_circle Great Desk Piece For Makers And Physics Fans

I bought this as a desk toy for my son who's into physics, and honestly I can't stop watching it run either. The build quality is way better than I expected for something in this category - the coils and acrylic base feel genuinely solid, not like a cheap gadget.

Marcus T.

How it Works

This 6-coil electromagnetic accelerator demonstrates the same principle used in rail guns and particle accelerators, scaled down to a safe desktop model. Place the magnetic ball at the starting gate, then power on the coils. Each coil fires in sequence as the ball passes, pulling it forward and building speed with every loop around the circular track. The precision-wound copper coils and acrylic housing let you watch the entire acceleration process happen in real time.

What's Included?

  • 1x 6-Coil Electromagnetic Accelerator Base
  • 1x Magnetic Accelerator Ball
  • 1x Power Cable

Shipping & Return Policy

All orders process within 1 to 2 business days and standard shipping arrives within 5 to 9 days for most countries. Every purchase is backed by our 30 day money back guarantee, so you can try the accelerator completely risk free.

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    FAQs

    Who is this accelerator for?

    It's built for students, hobbyists, engineers, and anyone curious about electromagnetism. It's a genuinely working demonstration model, not just a display piece, so it's popular with physics teachers and makers alike.

    How does the acceleration actually work?

    Six coils are arranged around a circular track. As the magnetic ball passes each coil, it fires in sequence, pulling the ball forward and adding speed. It's the same core principle behind rail guns and particle accelerators, just scaled down and made safe for a desk.

    Is it safe to run continuously?

    Yes. It's designed for continuous demonstration use with 12 years and above recommended. It doesn't use any dangerous materials or hazardous components.

    What is it made of?

    The base combines metal and acrylic with a stainless steel and plastic track, giving it a solid, precision-built feel rather than a flimsy toy feel.

    Does it need batteries?

    No batteries needed - it runs on the included power cable, so it's always ready to demonstrate on your desk or in the classroom.

    What if I'm not happy with my purchase?

    Try it for 30 days, and if you're not happy for any reason we'll refund you in full under our 30 day money back guarantee. Your purchase is completely risk free.

    Watch Electromagnetism In Action

    Six precision coils fire in sequence to accelerate a magnetic ball around the track, the same principle behind rail guns and particle accelerators. It's an oddly satisfying, endlessly watchable demonstration of real physics.

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    Built To Last, Not Just A Toy

    Precision metal and acrylic construction give this accelerator a genuinely solid feel. It's a desk piece that looks as good as it works, whether it's sitting on a classroom shelf, a workshop bench, or your desk at home.

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    • Better Built Than I Expected

      This isn't a cheap plastic toy - it has real weight and quality to it.

      Karen W.

    • Perfect For My Physics Class

      I use it to demonstrate electromagnetism and the kids are mesmerized every time.

      Tom H.

    • Oddly Satisfying To Watch

      I turn it on just to watch it run while I work. No idea why it's so calming.

      Lisa M.

    • Great Gift For My Engineer Husband

      He has it running on his desk nonstop. Best gift I've gotten him in years.

      Andre F.

    • Finally Understand How Rail Guns Work

      Seeing the coils fire in sequence actually made the concept click for me.

      Sarah J.

    • Solid Desk Piece, Looks Great Too

      Doesn't feel like a novelty item - looks like something out of a lab.

      Marcus B.