Tuning forks are metal tools used to produce a specific pitch when struck. They are commonly used in musical tuning, acoustic testing, and medical diagnostics.
Tuning forks are precision-engineered metal tools designed to produce a specific musical pitch when struck. They consist of a handle and two prongs that vibrate at a precise frequency, creating a clear, sustained tone. When a tuning fork is struck against a surface or held near the ear, it resonates at its designated frequency, which is useful for tuning musical instruments to a specific pitch. In addition to their musical applications, tuning forks are also employed in acoustic testing and sound calibration. In the medical field, they are used in diagnostic procedures to assess hearing and bone conduction, as the vibration of the tuning fork can help determine the presence of hearing impairments or other auditory issues.
| PKG | C128 with Weight-1 ea, C256 with Weight-1 ea, C512 with Weight-1 ea |
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