Models

Engage students in your curriculum by bringing interactive and highly detailed models into the classroom. Displaying subject content visually, individuals are more likely to comprehend and retain the covered material. The simple models are easy to put together and are more helpful than two-dimensional representations for learning complex structures. The models are built of durable, structurally sound materials that will endure years of handling and cleaning.

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Eye and orbit

Supplier: 3B Scientific

Model with optic nerve and eye muscles in the eye socket. The muscles can partially be removed so that the eye is exposed with removable vitreous body, lens and cornea.

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Teeth models

Supplier: 3B Scientific

The models are cast from a natural specimen, four upper and lower jaw halves at four stages of dentition development.

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Birthing simulator

Supplier: 3B Scientific

This birthing simulator contains two interchangeable abdominal overlays – One containing an additional fetus in a simulated amniotic fluid sac for practicing Leopold’s maneuver – The other being transparent to allow viewing of the fetal position during labor. The birthing simulator features:

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Leader, function models

Supplier: 3B Scientific

Shoulder joint: Life-size plastic moldings of the upper part of the humerus; shoulder blades and collarbones with ligaments. Movements that can be studied: the arm is lifted (abduction), moved forwards and backwards (anteversion or retroversion) and rotation inwards and outwards. On stand.

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Eyes and lenses

Supplier: 3B Scientific

Eye, 5 times full-size, 8 part

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Eye, 3×

Supplier: 3B Scientific

This model dissects into both halves of sclera with cornea and eye muscle attachments, both halves of the choroid with iris and retina, lens and vitreous humour.

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Molecular model: triglyceride fats

Supplier: SPIRING ENTERPRISES

Molecular model of triglyceride fats or glyceryl tristearate, C₅₇H₁₁₀O₆.

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Classic unisex torso

Supplier: 3B Scientific

This anatomically correct human torso is an educational tool of true quality. The unisex torso is hand-painted true to detail and made of high-quality plastic. This classic human torso was developed and modeled in Germany. Whether you are a student studying human anatomy in a biology classroom or a doctor explaining something to a patient, this human torso model is a valuable tool.

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Half-size female muscular figure

Supplier: 3B Scientific

This female muscular figure includes the following removable parts:

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Molecular models

Supplier: 3B Scientific

Molecular models specially designed to show the most common atoms and connections.

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Left tibia

Supplier: 3B Scientific

This tibia is a great alternative to real bone.

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Sternum with rib cartilage

Supplier: 3B Scientific

This model is a realistic replica of the human sternum with the rib cartilage.

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Stomach in three parts

Supplier: 3B Scientific

The stomach model shows the different and individual layers of the stomach wall. The front half of the stomach is removable. Stomach depicts are:

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Arterioclerosis models

Supplier: 3B Scientific

A horizontally dissected artery fork is depicted with arteriosclerotic changes in four different stages from slightly sedimented to a completely clogged blood vessel.

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Apple flower models, Malus pumila

Supplier: 3B Scientific

Malus pumila. Models showing sepals, petals, carpels and stamen.

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Deluxe functional knee joint model

Supplier: 3B Scientific

This high-quality functional knee joint model of a naturally-sized right knee joint with ligaments shows the anatomy and possible physiological movements (e.g. abductions, anteversion, retroversion, internal and external rotation) in exceptional detail. This knee joint model also clearly defines the ACL and PCL. The colour of the natural-cast bones of the knee joint is extremely realistic. The cartilage on the knee joint surfaces is marked blue.