Fabrication Enterprises Anatomical Model - Max The Muscle Skeleton On Roller Stand

Anatomical Model - Max The Muscle Skeleton On Roller Stand

This anatomical model is a full-size skeleton with muscles on a roller stand for teaching and demonstration. It works well for hospitals, schools, universities, and laboratories that need a detailed visual aid for active anatomy instruction. Max shows over 600 medical and anatomical structures, stands 69.5 inch tall, and includes a 3-part skull, removable arms and legs, and a transparent dust cover.

Good Fit For

• Anatomy teaching in schools and universities
• Hospital education and demonstrations
• Laboratory instruction settings
• Hands-on classroom use that benefits from a movable full-size model

Key Features

• Full-size skeleton with muscles model for anatomy teaching and demonstration
• Shows over 600 important medical and anatomical structures for detailed study
• Left side marks muscle origins in red and insertions in blue for visual learning
• Right side includes hand-numbered bones, fissures, and foramina to support instruction
• Waist-mounted metal roller stand helps move the model where it is needed
• Includes a 3-part skull, individually inserted teeth, removable arms and legs, and a transparent dust cover

Applications and Usage

• Teaching muscle origins and insertions during anatomy lessons
• Demonstrating skeletal landmarks in classrooms or training labs
• Supporting hospital or university presentations on human anatomy
• Moving a full-size anatomy model between rooms for demonstrations

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This model is intended for teaching and demonstration use.
• At 69.5 inch tall and 21.1 lb, plan for floor space and easy movement around the stand.
• The model includes removable arms and legs and a 3-part skull, which may be useful when selecting a model for hands-on instruction.
• A transparent dust cover is included for storage between uses.

FAQ

• What does this anatomical model show? This model shows a full-size skeleton with muscles. Over 600 important medical and anatomical structures are displayed, including muscle origins and insertions, along with hand-numbered bones, fissures, and foramina.
• Where is this skeleton model commonly used? This anatomical model is used in hospitals, schools, universities, and laboratories for teaching and demonstrations.
• Is the model easy to move for classroom or lab use? Yes. The skeleton is waist mounted on a metal roller stand, which helps when moving it for active teaching and demonstrations.
• What parts of the model are removable or sectional? The model includes a 3-part skull, and the arms and legs are removable.
• What size is this skeleton model? The model measures 69.5 inch and weighs 21.1 lb.

From 3B Scientific by Fabrication Enterprises.