Anatomical Human Bust gv (Product Code: SCL174/1.24) is a standard-size male torso model, 850 mm long, that divides into 19 pieces so students can remove and study the main organs of the head, chest and abdomen. It is hand painted, carefully assembled and realistic in appearance, and it rests on a plastic seat with a PVC support. Made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, it belongs to the family of human anatomical models used in school biology rooms and health-science teaching.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Male torso (human bust) model, standard size |
| Length | 850 mm |
| Material | Three-dimensional PVC with non-toxic dye |
| Finish | Hand painted, realistic |
| Number of pieces | 19, with detachable parts |
| Parts | Torso; head (2 pieces); brain; lung (4 pieces); heart; trachea, oesophagus and aorta; diaphragm; stomach; duodenum with pancreas and spleen; intestine; kidney; liver; bladder (2 pieces) |
| Support | Plastic seat with PVC support |
Teachers usually begin with the torso closed, pointing out surface landmarks, then lift out the organs in the order a dissection would reveal them: lungs, heart, the trachea with oesophagus and aorta, then stomach, liver and intestine. Passing each organ round lets students judge its relative size and see how it fits against its neighbours, something charts cannot convey. The diaphragm is especially useful for explaining breathing, and the removable head sections and brain link the torso to lessons on the nervous system.
For practical tests, remove several organs and ask students to return them to the correct position. Within a human biology model set, the bust pairs naturally with a full skeleton. Keep loose pieces with the torso after class, and clean the painted surfaces with a soft, slightly damp cloth rather than solvents.
The bust is produced by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, known to customers by its trading name ScienceLab, which manufactures anatomy, biology and science laboratory equipment in Ambala, Haryana. Institutions in India and international markets order models like this one for biology, nursing and allied-health teaching rooms. The company profile gives an overview of the business.
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How many parts does the bust separate into?
19 pieces: the torso, head (2 pieces), brain, lung (4 pieces), heart, trachea with oesophagus and aorta, diaphragm, stomach, duodenum with pancreas and spleen, intestine, kidney, liver and bladder (2 pieces).
How large is the model?
It is a standard-size male torso with a length of 850 mm.
What is it made of?
Three-dimensional PVC with non-toxic dye, hand painted, and placed on a plastic seat with a PVC support.
Is an organ identification guide supplied?
Our listing does not mention a key card or guide for this bust. Ask through the contact page and we will confirm what accompanies the model.
How should the model be cleaned?
Wipe the painted surfaces with a slightly damp cloth and dry them; avoid alcohol or solvent cleaners, which can dull hand-painted detail.
What warranty applies?
Warranty cover is confirmed in writing with each quotation, so please request it along with pricing.
Can you quote for several colleges or a tender?
Yes. Send the quantity, delivery addresses and tender references, and we will prepare one consolidated quotation.
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Last updated: 24 September 2026