This beam bending experiment module is designed for structural mechanics studies, allowing users to investigate the relationship between beam configurations, material properties, applied loads, and resulting deflection. It provides flexible experimental setups, supporting cantilever, simply supported, fixed, and propped cantilever beam configurations. The system features fully adjustable load and deflection measuring positions, allowing users to analyze deflection at different points along the beam. A high-resolution digital deflection indicator ensures accurate deflection readings, and a Vernier caliper is included for precise cross-section measurement. The beams are available in aluminum, brass, and mild steel with varying cross-sections, providing a comprehensive understanding of elastic modulus and Second Moment of Area ('I' value). The module is fully integrated with EDAQ software, enabling real-time data acquisition, display, and logging via a USB interface hub. Users can analyze results instantly, export data, and compare deflections under point loads and UDLs (Uniformly Distributed Loads). The package includes two beam supports with different fixing methods, five beams, a storage tray, nine mass hangers, 50 x 20 g masses, hexagon tools for beam fixings, cables, and a comprehensive user guide. This setup is ideal for engineering students and professionals, providing hands-on experience in beam bending and structural analysis.