Human Ear Model
Product Code : SCL-HAFM-11376
The Lab Exports Human Ear Model is enlarged approximately four to five times to improve visibility during classroom instruction. The tympanic membrane is removable together with the malleus and incus, allowing learners to observe the relationship between the eardrum and these middle-ear ossicles.
The petrous portion of the temporal bone and its auditory-canal section are also removable. The model is appropriately coloured, numbered and mounted on a sturdy base. A supplied key card supports guided identification. It complements other head, facial and sensory-organ models.
Key Features
Three-part construction: Allows selected anatomical sections to be removed and examined.
4–5× enlargement: Makes small ear structures easier to see during group demonstrations.
Removable tympanic membrane: Supports examination of the eardrum and its relationship with the ossicles.
Malleus and incus included: Shows two middle-ear bones with the removable tympanic section.
Removable temporal-bone section: Exposes the petrous portion and auditory-canal region.
Numbered key card: Helps users identify represented anatomical structures systematically.
Sturdy display base: Supports the model during lessons, observation and storage.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Product code |
EL-HAFM-10545 |
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Capacity / configuration |
3 parts |
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Magnification |
Approximately 4–5× |
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Removable structures |
Tympanic membrane with malleus and incus; petrous temporal-bone and auditory-canal section |
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Presentation |
Appropriately coloured and numbered |
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Reference guide |
Numbered key card |
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Mounting |
Sturdy base |
What's Included in the Kit
One 4–5× enlarged Human Ear Model
Removable tympanic membrane with malleus and incus
Removable petrous temporal-bone and auditory-canal section
Sturdy supporting base
Numbered anatomical key card
Applications / Uses
Teaching basic human ear anatomy
Explaining the relationship between the tympanic membrane and ossicles
Identifying the malleus and incus
Studying the auditory canal and petrous temporal-bone region
Supporting anatomy practicals and examination revision
Supplementing hearing-mechanism diagrams and textbooks
How to Use the Human Ear Model
Place the sturdy base on a level, well-lit surface.
Use the key card to identify the numbered structures.
Begin with the assembled model to establish anatomical orientation.
Remove the tympanic membrane section carefully and identify the malleus and incus.
Remove the petrous temporal-bone section to examine the auditory-canal region.
Reassemble all three parts at their intended connection points after the lesson.
Handling note: Remove only the designated parts. Do not force the connection points or lift the model by the tympanic membrane or ossicles.
Care & Maintenance
Remove dust with a soft, dry cloth or soft brush.
material compatibility before applying liquids, solvents or disinfectants.
Store the model assembled on its base, away from sunlight, moisture and excessive heat.
Support removable sections with both hands during disassembly and reassembly.
Why Choose Lab Exports
Lab Exports identifies itself as a manufacturer, supplier and exporter of scientific and educational laboratory equipment. Its catalogue includes ear models, sensory-organ models and other human anatomy teaching aids. The company states that it supplies customers in India and international markets. Buyers can materials, dimensions, packaging and export-order requirements before purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Human Ear Model used for?
It is used to teach ear anatomy and the relationships among the auditory canal, tympanic membrane and middle-ear ossicles.
How many parts does the model have?
The model has three parts, including removable anatomical sections.
How much is the model enlarged?
Lab Exports describes this version as approximately four to five times larger than the original ear.
Which structures are removable?
The tympanic membrane with the malleus and incus is removable. The petrous temporal-bone and auditory-canal section can also be removed.
Does it include a base and key card?
Yes. The model is mounted on a sturdy base and supplied with a numbered key card.
What material is the Human Ear Model made from?
The construction material is not stated for this three-part version. it with Lab Exports before ordering.
Contact Lab Exports to current specifications, or browse its complete range of human ear, head and facial anatomy models.
