Ear Model Large
Product Code : JL-LE-11455
The Ear Model Large (SKU JL-LE-11455, Cat. No. JSS-652/061) represents the outer, middle and inner parts of the human ear, made large for class teaching. The eardrum comes out together with the hammer, anvil and stirrup, the labyrinth separates into two parts to show the cochlea and auditory nerve, and two removable bone sections close over the middle and inner ear. It stands on a base for display in the classroom or laboratory.
Specifications of the large ear model
Parts and features named in the listing:
| Product | Ear Model Large |
| SKU | JL-LE-11455 |
| Cat. No. | JSS-652/061 |
| Regions shown | Outer, middle and inner ear |
| Removable parts | Eardrum with hammer, anvil and stirrup; two bone sections |
| Labyrinth | Two-part, with cochlea and auditory nerve |
| Other structures | Auditory tube, middle ear cavity, tympanic membrane, horizontal and vertical canals, auricular cartilage, pinna, temporalis muscle |
| Mounting | On base |
| Size and material | Confirmed on the quotation |
Teaching uses of the ear model
The removable parts make the model useful for:
- Class 10 and Class 11 biology lessons on the ear as a sense organ
- Tracing sound from the pinna through the eardrum and ossicles to the cochlea
- Showing the labyrinth of the inner ear with its cochlea and nerve
- Anatomy teaching in nursing, paramedical and audiology courses
Scope of supply and ordering
Each model is supplied on its base with all its removable parts. The number of models is confirmed on the quotation.
Frequently asked questions
Which parts can be removed?
The eardrum with the hammer, anvil and stirrup, the two-part labyrinth and two bone sections that close the middle and inner ear.
Does it show the inner ear?
Yes, the labyrinth shows the cochlea and the auditory nerve.
Is it mounted?
Yes, the model is delivered on a base.
Related products
See the other sense-organ models in our laboratory equipment range.
Request a quote
For a quotation on the Ear Model Large, contact us through the contact page. Institutions and contractors buying under a tender can also reach us via the tenders page.
