Classic Eye Model Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-EM-10227
Lab Instruments Manufacturers manufactures the Classic Eye Model in-house at our own India facility, supplying it to medical colleges, nursing schools, and anatomy labs, and as an OEM/private-label item to distributors and exporters across India and internationally.
What This Model Shows
This classic human eye model is built at 3 times life size and splits into six parts for detailed study. Removable parts include both halves of the sclera, both halves of the choroid, the eye lens, and the vitreous humour. It is mounted on a circular base and is a strong teaching tool for learning eye anatomy.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Scale | 3X life-size |
| Parts | 6 |
| Removable parts | Both halves of sclera; both halves of choroid; eye lens; vitreous humour |
| Mounting | Circular base |
Typical Use
Medical colleges, nursing programs, and anatomy labs use this model to teach the structure of the eye, taking apart the six removable parts to study each layer individually.
Manufactured In-House
This model is manufactured at our own India production facility. Manufacturing in-house means our team controls part-fit accuracy and structural detail at every stage, and can produce custom variants or bulk sets for a specific institutional order or export shipment without waiting on an outside supplier.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many parts does this model split into?
Six parts: both halves of the sclera, both halves of the choroid, the eye lens, and the vitreous humour.
What scale is this model built at?
Three times life size, mounted on a circular base.
Can this be supplied as an OEM/private-label order?
Yes, it can be produced and packed under a buyer's own brand name and item codes for distributors and exporters ordering in bulk.
Related Models
Other sense-organ models in our Educational Models range include the Human Ear Model and the Nose With Paranasal Sinuses Model, and the Skin Block Model shows skin receptors. All are part of Anatomical Models.
Last updated: October 2026.
