Human Foot Skeleton Model Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-HSM-10208
Lab Instruments Manufacturers manufactures the Human Foot Skeleton Model in-house at our own India facility, supplying it to medical colleges, dental schools, and anatomy labs, and as an OEM/private-label item to distributors and exporters across India and internationally.
What This Model Shows
This detailed, fully articulated model is mounted on a base and includes the distal portions of the tibia and fibula alongside the full set of foot bones, giving students a clear aid for learning the structures and names of the bones that make up the human foot.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Articulation | Fully articulated |
| Includes | Distal portions of tibia and fibula, plus full foot bone structure |
| Mounting | Mounted on base |
| Material | Best quality medical PVC |
| Dimensions | 5 x 8 x 9 inches |
Typical Use
Medical colleges and anatomy labs use this model to teach foot bone structure and nomenclature, using the full articulation to show how the individual bones connect and move relative to one another.
Manufactured In-House
This model is manufactured at our own India production facility. Manufacturing in-house means our team controls build quality and detail accuracy 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
What does this model include beyond the foot bones?
The distal portions of the tibia and fibula, in addition to the full set of foot bones.
What are the dimensions of this model?
5 x 8 x 9 inches.
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
Lower-limb study continues with the Functional Knee Joint Model and the Functional Hip Joint Model, and the Bone Structure Model shows bone tissue at 80 times. All are in Human Skeleton Models within Anatomical Models.
Last updated: October 2026.
