Fabrication Enterprises Inc 12-4566 4-part Ear Model 3X

Product Description

The FABRICATION ENTERPRISES INC 12-4566 is a four-part, three-times life-size anatomical model of the human ear designed for classroom instruction, clinical education, and professional training environments. The model depicts the outer, middle, and inner ear in accurate anatomical detail. Key removable components include the eardrum with hammer, anvil, and stirrup ossicles, plus a two-part labyrinth assembly featuring the cochlea and the auditory and balance nerve structures. The enlarged scale makes individual structures easy to identify and discuss during demonstrations, patient education sessions, or structured anatomy coursework.

This model is suited for use in medical and allied health training programs, anatomy classrooms, audiology clinics, ENT practices, and physical therapy or occupational therapy settings. The included base keeps the model stable and upright for hands-free display on a desk, counter, or lecture table. Educators and clinicians use it to walk students or patients through ear anatomy without referencing two-dimensional diagrams. The four disassemblable parts allow handling and reassembly as a learning exercise.

Key Features

• Four-part construction with fully removable and reassemblable components
• Removable eardrum with hammer, anvil, and stirrup for hands-on ossicle identification
• Two-part labyrinth section includes cochlea and auditory and balance nerve detail
• Three-times life-size scale for clear visibility of fine anatomical structures
• Mounted on an included base for stable, hands-free classroom or clinical display
• Covers outer, middle, and inner ear regions in a single model

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose anatomical teaching aid suitable for anatomy and physiology courses, audiology education programs, ENT clinical settings, and patient education applications.

Installation Notes

No installation is required. Place the model on the included base on a flat, stable surface before use. Handle removable components with care to avoid stress on attachment points. Store disassembled parts together to prevent loss of individual pieces between uses.