Knee Joint Model
Product Code : SCL-SBAJM-11370
The Lab Exports knee anatomy model presents the human knee joint at life size. Flexible artificial ligaments help learners examine how ligament structures are arranged around the joint, while the supplied stand keeps the model accessible during demonstrations and individual study.
The model provides a practical alternative to relying only on textbook diagrams. Its three-dimensional format supports observation from different angles and helps instructors explain joint organization in classrooms and training laboratories. The main construction material, exact dimensions and weight are not stated in the published specification.
Key Features
Life-size presentation: Displays the knee joint at natural scale for relatable anatomy instruction.
Flexible artificial ligaments: Provides a visible representation of ligament structures around the joint.
Supplied on a stand: Supports stable display during teaching, revision and laboratory observation.
Three-dimensional learning: Allows the joint to be studied from multiple viewing angles.
Focused anatomy aid: Isolates the knee region without the visual complexity of a complete skeleton.
Reusable classroom resource: Suitable for recurring lessons when stored and handled correctly.
Traceable product identity: Listed by Lab Exports under product code EL-SBAJM-10514.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Product name |
Life Size Human Knee Joint Model |
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Brand |
Lab Exports |
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Product code |
EL-SBAJM-10514 |
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Capacity |
One knee joint model |
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Scale |
Life size |
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Ligament representation |
Flexible artificial ligaments |
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Mounting |
On stand |
What's Included in the Kit
One life size human knee joint model
Flexible artificial ligaments incorporated into the model
One display stand
Labels, key card and instructional literature are not specified
Applications / Uses
Human anatomy teaching in schools and colleges
Observation of knee joint organization
Introductory study of ligament placement
Nursing and allied-health training
Teacher-led practical demonstrations
Student revision before anatomy assessments
Comparison with other skeletal joints
How to Use the Knee Joint Model
Place the stand on a stable, level teaching surface.
Position the model where learners can see the knee from the front, sides and back.
Introduce the overall joint before discussing the artificial ligament structures.
Rotate the stand or change the viewing position to examine the model from different angles.
Use a blunt pointer to identify structures without pulling the flexible ligaments.
Return the model to a secure display or storage area after the lesson.
Handling note: Do not stretch, twist or detach the artificial ligaments. Carry the model by supporting its stand and main body.
Care & Maintenance
Remove surface dust with a soft, dry cloth.
Do not apply solvents unless their compatibility with the model material has been ed.
Store away from direct sunlight, excessive heat and moisture.
Inspect the stand and flexible ligaments periodically for looseness or damage.
Why Choose Lab Exports
Lab Exports identifies itself as an Indian manufacturer, supplier and exporter of scientific and educational laboratory equipment. Its range includes human skeletons, individual bones and joint models for institutional teaching. The company supplies schools, colleges, universities and other laboratory buyers in domestic and international markets. Related products are available in the skeleton, bone and joint model category.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a knee joint model used for?
A knee joint model is used to study knee anatomy and the arrangement of ligament structures through three-dimensional observation.
Is this knee model life size?
Yes. Lab Exports lists product code EL-SBAJM-10514 as a life size human knee joint model.
Does the model show ligaments?
Yes. The published specification states that the model includes flexible artificial ligaments.
Does the knee joint model come with a stand?
Yes. Product code EL-SBAJM-10514 is supplied on a stand for display and classroom observation.
What material is the model made from?
The main construction material is not stated in the published specification. Request written ation before ordering.
Can this model be used for diagnosis or surgical planning?
No clinical use is stated. It is presented as an educational anatomy model, not as a diagnostic or surgical-planning device.
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