Human Skeleton Model Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter
Product Code : SEL-AM-10099
Quick Answer: With every joint flexibly assembled, this Human Skeleton Model makes individual movements that are almost true-to-life, so students can watch the shoulder blades twist as the arms rise and the knee cap shift as the knee bends.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Flexible assembly of all joints for near true-to-life movement
- Shoulder blades twist when the arms are raised
- Shows the radius and ulna during internal and external rotation of the forearm
- Knee cap position visible as the knee is stretched and bent
- Hand bones wired in their natural position
- Manoeuvrable foot bones
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Joints | Flexible assembly, individual movements |
| Hand bones | Assembled on wire in natural position |
| Foot bones | Flexible, manoeuvrable |
| Dimensions | 192.5 cm |
| Weight | 10.712 kg |
About This Product
A movable skeleton helps students link bones to the way the body actually moves, which a fixed specimen cannot do. Teachers can raise an arm to show the shoulder blade turning, rotate the forearm to compare the radius and ulna, or bend the knee to follow the knee cap, making it a practical aid for lessons on joints and locomotion in schools and colleges. The Human Skeleton Model can be packed for export to Bangladesh, Guyana, Burundi, Latvia and Timor-Leste.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which movements can be demonstrated on the skeleton?
The shoulder blades twist when the arms are raised, the radius and ulna change position as the forearm rotates inwards and outwards, and the knee cap moves as the knee is stretched and bent.
What are the dimensions and weight of the skeleton model?
The stated dimension is 192.5 cm and the model weighs 10.712 kg.
Related: Anatomical Models, Human Skull Model, Human Torso Model (Life Size).
For a quotation on the Human Skeleton Model, contact School Educational Instrument.
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