"American 3B Scientific"

The material of the SONOtrain™ trainer simulates the feel of real soft tissue for carrying out palpations and injections and shows realistic texture and echogenicity on ultrasound images.

Perform experiments in computed tomography.

Great for demonstration of structural movement.

Convenient And Compact, Ideal For Individual Study

This lightweight aluminum skinfold caliper includes a measurement arm with "floating tips" that under constant pressure assures accurate and reproducible results.
Easy to read 60 mm scale.

A great model of the anatomy of the human eye.

The mechanics kit for whiteboard demonstrations includes more than 25 large, colored, and easily distinguished components stored in a case with foam inlay. More than 30 experiments can be set up in rapid time. Large components ensure that experiments can be viewed from a distance. Secure attachment is guaranteed by high-grade AlNiCo magnets, allowing quick and easy configuration of experiments. Measuring units, vector diagrams, and explanations can be provided right next to the experimental configuration on the blackboard.

Set of two copper leads with highly flexible PVC insulation, 75 cm long, black, with stackable 4 mm safety laminated plugs at both ends.

A Standard For Sensation Evaluation.

Demonstrate the proper use of condoms by using this realistic model.

Representation of the superficial musculature and deep muscles, nerves and vessels.

Various stages of fetal development are featured in one beautifully detailed set of eight life-size models, and each is a recreation of the uterus with a fetus.

The human auditory ossicles, individually presented in natural position, embedded in transparent acrylic.

The 3B nose model is a great teaching tool, with detailed anatomy.

This model of the HI-Virus, enlarged millions of times, shows the outer lipid membrane with protein structures, and the internal nucleus which contains the viral hereditary matter (RNA).

This unique CT bronchial tree model with larynx was created on the basis of computer tomography data of a human (male, approx. 40 years).