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A doubled and more powerful Stirling engine
Two cylinders for twice the power! With this powerful double-cylinder Stirling engine, you can familiarize yourself with a new practical application for thermodynamic engines. Treat yourself to this miniaturized Stirling engine and discover all its power by lighting the two wicks provided. An engine powerful enough to generate the electricity needed to light a bulb.
A Stirling engine work of art
As well as being an excellent twin-cylinder Stirling engine, this accessory is a real work of art! Whether it’s the cylinders, the pistons, the sturdy metal base or even the wheels, this device is impeccably finished down to the last detail. Take advantage of its golden tones and retro aesthetic to make it a focal point of your industrial decor.
Features of the Power Stirling Engine
- Materials : Aluminum alloy and glass
- Dimensions: 16 cm x 8.7 cm x 11 cm
- Style: Stirling engine
- Scientific gift idea
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The Stirling engine, a fun and decorative object
If you love science and mechanics, discover our Stirling Engine collection, fascinating external combustion engines that combine high precision and quality. Ideal for decorating your home in a fun and original way. What's more, the vintage touch of this scientific object will add cachet to your decor.Customers who viewed this Sterling engine also viewed
Rachel Whitcombe –
Bought this for my 9-year-old who’s been obsessed with how engines work since a school trip to a museum. Popped a mug of hot tea next to it, well, he put the engine on top of the mug, and within a minute the flywheel was whirring away. He stared at it for ages, then spent the rest of the afternoon asking me why a bit of warm air can make something spin. I had to google the answer. Brilliant little thing.
Arthur Pennington –
Got this for my grandson’s birthday. His face lit up when it started going round. Lovely little thing, he’s put it on his shelf.
Priya Nair –
spot on. i love that you can see the whole thing working: the displacer pushes the air back and forth between the hot and cold ends, the pressure change drives the piston, and the flywheel carries it round. Sits on my desk and gets a lot of comments from colleagues.
Colin Hargreaves –
Cracking gift for my dad, who spent forty years as an engineer. He had it ticking over within minutes and hasn’t stopped grinning. Metal feels solid, not tinny. Perfect.
Margaret Doyle –
Bought one for my granddaughter. She clapped her hands when the wheel started to turn and kept saying ‘again, Nana!’ Lovely to see her smile like that.
Clive Johnson –
The Stirling Engine was a cracking addition to my collection. Fired it up in the evening, and the warm glow captivated everyone. A brilliant demonstration of engineering principles in motion!
Rachel Evans –
my grandson was utterly chuffed when he saw the miniature engine whirring away on the table. such a clever design. easy to start for little hands!