Anatomical Model Skeleton with Painted Muscles Max A11
The Anatomical Model Skeleton with Painted Muscles Max A11 features roughly 200 bones, painted muscles, numbered body parts and removable limbs and teeth, making it perfect for education in schools and universities, and ideal for demonstrations in hospitals, GPs and clinics. The metal stand and castor wheels enable you to move the skeleton from room-to-room, while the anatomical lifelike size makes the model a realistic choice for display.
What's In the Box?
With your purchase you will receive:
- 1 x Model skeleton featuring 600 important bodily structures
- 5 x White castors
- 1 x Metal stand
- 1 x Transparent cover
- 1 x User instructions guide
Who Can Benefit From the Anatomical Model Skeleton?
The Anatomical Model Skeleton is extremely lifelike, with over 600 important medical and anatomical structures, muscles, insertions and featuring roughly 200 bones. Many parts of the skeleton including the skull, limbs and teeth are removable, and five castor wheels enable the skeleton to be displayed with ease. Suitable buyers include:
- Hospitals: Great for demonstrations to patients in hospital, as well as proving suitable as a training aid or reminder for any medical professional.
- Clinics: Ideal for rehabilitation and physiotherapy clinics who want to provide demonstrations to clients.
- Laboratories: Max the Skeleton is designed to be lifelike, making it suitable for use in medical environments.
- Universities: Max's removable limbs, skull and teeth, and transportability make him ideal for demonstration.
- Schools: The realistic design is ideal for teaching young children about the human anatomy.
How Lifelike Is the Anatomical Model Skeleton?
What Makes the Anatomical Model Skeleton so impressive is its incredibly lifelike design. Standing at around 5'7", Max weighs roughly the equivalent to 200 bones, while he's actual design includes bones, fissures and foramina on the right hand side. Full features include:
- Nearly 200 realistic skeleton bones
- Muscles (painted red)
- Insertions (blue)
- Fissures
- Foramina
Why Is Max the Skeleton Painted and Numbered?
If you look closely, you'll see that Max is covered in marks and colours. Both of these are what make Max so ideal for demonstrations and training. The colours refer to different things which are as follows:
- Blue: Insertions
- Red: Muscle Origins
Max the Skeleton features red muscles and numbered bones
The numbers refer to bones, fissures and foramina. So for example, on the skull, the optic canal is marked with a number 45, and on the vetebral column, the neck is marked with the number 194B. For a full guide on what number corresponds with which part of the body, please see the PDF below:
Please note that this document is supplied with your purchase
How Tall Is the Model Skeleton?
Max the Skeleton is designed to be lifelike, and features a realistic height and a realistic weight. He weighs 9.89kg, which is roughly the equivalent of 200 bones in a normal, adult sized human body. He is 176.5cm (5'7") tall, meaning that he is roughly the same size as an average human being.
Can I Adjust the Anatomical Model Skeleton?
For demonstrations, display and training, the Anatomical Model Skeleton features adjustable features to enable a versatile use. Removable and adjustable features include:
- Removable limbs
- Skull (3 parts)
- Removable teeth
How Do I Assemble the Anatomical Skeleton Model?
When you purchase your Anatomical Model Skeleton, it will arrive dissembled in a box. At this stage, you'll need to assemble it which can be done fast by screwing in each limb, the head, feet, bones and the stand. For a user instruction guide you can see the PDF link below.
Please note that this document is supplied with your purchase
Why Is the Anatomical Model Skeleton Ideal for Demonstrations?
The Anatomical Model is perfect for universities and schools, and for hospitals and medical clinics. The reason why is that it features removable limbs, teeth and a skull, and coloured sections that determine which parts of the body are which. This is perfect for showing patients, clients and students different parts of the human skeleton with ease, because the removable design enables you to do so.
The skull features three removable parts
Why Is the Anatomical Model Skeleton Ideal for Display?
As well as for demonstrations, the Anatomical Model Skeleton is also ideal for display in offices, medical clinics, surgeries and hospitals. The reason why is because it is supplied with a metal stand that has five castor wheels, which enable you to transport and stand the model wherever you please. The human and lifelike design is particularly ideal for use in clinics that specialise in orthopoedics and have a particular interest in the human skeleton.
A stand and castor wheels enable Max to be stood on display
How Easy Is the Anatomical Model to Transport?
As Max the Skeleton is supplied on a stand with five wheels, it enables you to transport Max from room to room without too much trouble. Additionally, this also means that you can move Max during demonstrations to enable students and patients to get a better look at what you are talking about. The Skeleton Model is designed to be easy to disassemble too, and by quickly packing it away you can move buildings without trouble.
How Durable Is the Anatomical Model Skeleton?
The Anatomical Model Skeleton is designed to be strong and resilient. If it is stood in a school or university, it may occasionally get knocked due to busy crowds. To prevent damage the skeleton is made from top quality natural casting and durable, unbreakable synthetic material, ensuring that the bones can't snap due to repeated knocks.
How Easy Is Max the Skeleton to Store?
Should you want make sure that the Anatomical Skeleton stays safe overnight, or put the skeleton away for storage, then you might be worried about damaging the design. With your purchase you will receive a transparent dust cover that enables you to protect the model from dust and debris overnight. Also this means you can simply push the skeleton into a larger cupboard should you want to store it for a significant amount of time.
What Are the Technical Specifications Of Max?
Technical specifications include:
- Height: 176.5cm
- Weight: 9.895kg
- Product Code: 1020173 (formally A11)
- Warranty: 3 years
