3B Scientific - Biology Catalog

BIOLOGY 

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Anatomie 

Anatomy 

Geburt 

Zoology 

Gynäkologie 

Botany 

Zellen & Genetik 

Krankenpflege 

Cell biology 

Medizinische 

Genetics 

Maßnahmen 

Reproduction 

Chirurgie 

Wiederbelebung 

Microscopy 

Bergung 

Experiments 

Akupunktur 

Software 

Lehrtafeln

Dear Customers, 

The fast pace of change within biology generates ever new challenges. We hope that our 

wide range of products inspires you to provide your pupils with both exciting and instructive 

lessons. Our catalogue reflects the particular significance of experiments, models and microscopy. 

We should like to draw your attention to 

• our brand new Bacteriological Starter Kit on page 139 as well as the Thin Layer Chromatography 

experiments on page 140 

• the easy-to-operate and robust Resuscitation Simulator Basic Billy on page 147 developed 

and manufactured in Germany in accordance with the latest guidelines. 

• the LED Microscope and Digital Microscope Cameras from page 63 

Otto H. Gies, Managing Director Take advantage of the high standards of quality and didactic level of 3B Scientific® products 

at low prices. As an emissions study by the TÜV Nord has confirmed, all our products are 

toxicologically non-hazardous. Rely on the tried and tested quality of 3B Scientific and let us work together to introduce your 

pupils to the fascinating world of Biology. 

With best wishes, 

Otto H. Gies 

page 147 

LED Illumination 

page 139 

page 66 

Further 3B Scientific® Catalogues 

Physics Physics Experiments Medical Physiotherapy

4-9 New Products 

10 Anatomical Models Human 

10 Skeleton & Bones 

15 Skull 

18 Spinal Column 

20 Vertebral Models 

22 Pelvis 

23 Joints 

25 Muscular Figures 

27 Torsos 

32 Head, Teeth 

33 Brain 

35 Nervous System 

36 Sensory Organs 

40 Larynx, Lung 

41 Heart Circulatory System 

43 Digestive System 

44 Urinary System 

45 Reproduction and Development 

47 Phylogenetics 

48 Zoological Models 

56 Botanical Models 

60 Cellular Biology Models 

63 Microscopy 

64 Course Microscopes 

66 Course Microscopes for Advanced Users 

71 Polarisation Microscopes 

72 Microscopes with Built-In Camera 

73 Laboratory Microscopes 

74 Stereo Microscopes 

78 Cameras 

80 Accessories 

84 Microscope Slides – School Sets 

86 Microscope Slides – Series 

96 Individual Microscope Slides 

98 Multimedia Packages for Teachers and Students 

108 Dissecting Kit 

110 Lab Material 

113 Instrumentation 

117 Measuring Instruments 

120 Computer Aided Experimentation 

123 Experiments 

123 Water / Earth / Air 

125 Oxygen and pH Value / Water 

126 Sampler 

127 Heart/Circulation 

128 Blood Tests 

129 Sensory Physiology 

132 Nervous System Physiology 

133 Plant Physiology 

134 Electrophoresis 

136 PCR 

137 Genetics 

138 Osmosis 

139 Microbiology 

140 Thin Layer Chromatography 

141 Chemical Principles 

147 Basic Life Support 

148 Sex and Drug Education 

152 Relief Models 

154 Charts 

166 Software 

172 More Product Ranges 

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L = Latin, NL = Dutch, NO = Norwegian, P = Portugese, R = Russian, 

S = Spanish, SE = Swedish 

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actual products appear slightly different from the ones illustrated 

here. 

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• Adult and Child 

7 Expanding the Product Spectrum 

We are constantly expanding our product range and therefore 

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New Products 

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In general, our products can be put into operation anywhere. 

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9 Quality Management 

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commitment to innovation, product improvement and customer 

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Basic-Life Support Simulator 

“Basic Billy” 

9982-1012793 

Page 147 

4 3B Scientific® Biology

Digital Monocular Microscope 

with Built-in Camera 

9982-1013152 

Page 72 

Stereo Zoom Microscope 

230 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1013376 

Stereo Zoom Microscope 

115 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1013373 

Page 77 

Digital Camera 

for Microscopes, 8 MPixel 

9982-1013379 

Page 80 


Monocular Course Microscope 

230 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1003271 


115 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1003270 

Page 66 

New Products 

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Electrophoresis Chamber 

9982-1012852 

Page 114 

DNA Fingerprint 

9982-1013458 

Page 135 

Electrophoresis 

Network Device 

9982-1010263 

Page 114 

On the Trail of 

Flavour Enhancers 

9982-1010263 

Page 140 

New Products 

Brand new and 

topical – versatile 

in classroom 

situations 


Fast and 

highly-effective 

experiment 

DNA Extraction from Onion 

9982-1010264 

Page 138 

Photosynthesis Equipment Set 

Bacteriology Starter Kit 

9982-1012864 

9982-1013459 

Page 133 Page 139 

New Products 


Pressure Equalisation 

in the Middle Ear 

9982-1012829 

Page 38 

Organ of Corti 

9982-1010005 

Page 38 

Spinal Column Comparison 

9982-1013005 

Page 19 

Venous Valves in Operation 

9982-1013002 

Page 42 

New Products 


Digital Pocket Anemometer 

9982-1010250 

Page 119 

Wireless Weather Station 

9982-1010248 

Page 119 

Magnetic Stirrer with Heater 

230 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1002807 


115 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1002806 

Page 113 

“Addition of Colours” 

School Apparatus 

9982-1012821 

Page 129 

Microlitre Pipettes 

with Variable Volume 

9982-1013416 

Page 111 

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New Products

Anatomical Model Human Skeletons 

9982-1000010 

3B Scientific® Skeletons – Value for Money 

When choosing a skeleton model, you are bound to find considerable differences with regard to 

quality and price. A cheap skeleton may seem appealing to your budget, but does it also offer you 

reliable quality and attention to anatomical detail? Is it free of chemicals to ensure that you and 

your pupils, students, staff or patients are not subjected to any hazardous substances? Will it serve 

you well for many, many years or will you need to buy a replacement after only a few months? 

Before making your purchase decision, please consider the following points: 

• All 200+ bones are represented, even the hyoid and the styloid process 

• A natural cast with true to original surface structure 

• The arms and legs can be easily removed and reattached 

• The skull can be disassembled and reassembled with ease 

• Includes all subcranial openings 

• The eye sockets are naturally shaped and the optic canal is portrayed 

• The cartilage of the ribcage is hard wearing and robust 

• The ribcage is assembled robustly and will not collapse in itself 

• The materials used are high quality and durable 

• All metal parts are made of stainless steel 

• The model is safe and toxicologically harmless 

Our range of true-to-original 3B Scientific® skeletons made of unbreakable plastic 

fulfils all of these demands. We grant you a three year warranty for that and the 

promise that every one of our skeletons is a high quality product with an outstanding 

price performance ratio. 3B Scientific not only promises quality on paper, but 

has made it the measure of all actions – ISO 9001:2008 certified and tested by independent 

auditors. 

Classic Skeleton Stan, on 5 feet Roller Stand 

This classic model (we call him Stan) has been the standard of quality in 

hospitals, schools, universities, and laboratories for over 50 years. Choose 

from 5 models to suit your individual preference – of course each one has 

all standard benefits of a 3B Scientific® skeleton. 

170 cm; 7.6 kg 

9982-1000010 

Classic Skeleton Stan, 

on Hanging 5 feet Roller Stand 

with Brake 

186 cm; 8.3 kg 

9982-1000028 

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All 5 leg roller stands have brakes 

3B Scientific® Biology 

Detail of 9982-1000028

The Standard Benefits of a 

3B Scientific® Skeleton: 

• Excellent value for money 

• 3-year warranty 

• First-class natural cast “Made in Germany” 

• Manual final assembly 

• Made of durable, unbreakable plastic 

• Almost natural weight for the approx. 200 bones 

• Life-size 

• 3-part mounted skull 

• Limbs are quick and easy to remove 

• Stand and transparent dust cover included 

• All 5 leg roller stands have brakes 

Details of the additional features of each individual model 

is provided in the product descriptions. 

Skeletons 

Classic Skeleton Max, on 5 feet Roller Stand with Brake 

This version contains all standard benefits of a 3B Scientific® skeleton but 

addi tionally offers representations of the structural interaction between 

bones and muscles. It depicts over 600 structures of medical/anatomical 

signif i cance including muscle origins (red) and insertions (blue) on the left 

side as well as hand-numbered bones, fissures and foramina on the right 

side. 

170 cm; 8.0 kg 

& L/E www. 

9982-1000029 

9982-1000029 

All 5 leg roller stands have brakes 

Classic Skeleton Max Showing 

Muscles, on Hanging Stand 

with Brake 

186 cm; 8.3 kg 

9982-1000030 

& L 

9982-1000030 

9982-1005468 

Heavy Duty Dust Cover 

for Skeletons 

Protect your investment with our 

heavy duty protective cover. Suitable 

for all skeletons and stand 

versions. Black with transparent 

window. 

9982-1005468 

Classic Skeleton Leo, 

on 5 feet Roller Stand 

with Brake 

In addition to the standard 

benefits of a 3B Scientific® 

skeleton, Leo provides representations 

of the structural 

interaction between bones and ligaments. 

Its elastic ligaments on the 

major appendicular joints (shoulder, 

elbow, hip and knee) are 

mounted on the right side. 

170 cm; 8.2 kg 

9982-1000031 

The Human Skeleton 

9982-1000031 

Look for our large 

selection of Charts starting 

on page 154. 

Anatomical Model Human 


Anatomical Model Human Skeleton & Bones 

9982-1000033 

Sam Deluxe Skeleton, on 5 feet roller stand with brake 

Of course this top of the range version contains all the benefits you have 

come to expect in our high quality 3B Scientific® standard skeletons. Sam 

additionally allows you to demonstrate the movements of the skull and 

head joints as well as all natural human postures due to the fully flexible 

vertebral column. The unique combination of flexible vertebral column, 

muscle origins and insertions, numbered bones, flexible joint ligaments 

and a disc prolapse between the 3rd and 4th lumbar vertebrae display 

over 600 structures of medical /anatomical interest in this top model. 

To sum it up: 

• All standard benefits of a 3B Scientific® Skeleton (see page 11) 

• Over 600 hand-numbered and identified details 

• Hand-painted muscle origins and insertions 

• Flexible joint ligaments 

• Flexible vertebral column 

• Emerging spinal nerves and vertebral arteries 

• Disc prolapse between L3 and L4 

170 cm; 8.2 kg 

L/E www. 

9982-1000033 

Sam Deluxe Skeleton, on hanging stand with brake 

Otherwise as 9982-1000033. 

186 cm; 8.5 kg 

L/E www. 

9982-1000034 

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Mini Skeleton “Shorty”, mounted on a base 

Top of the range mini skeleton. Skillful 3B engineers using powerful hardware 

and software optimized the process of reproducing miniatures in order 

to keep all anatomical details and structures even at half natural size 

(80 cm). The skull can be removed and disassembled into three parts (skullcap, 

base of skull, mandible) and the arms and legs are removable. The hip 

joints are specially mounted so their natural rotation can be demonstrated. 

88 cm; 1.5 kg 

9982-1000039 

Mini Skeleton “Shorty”, on hanging stand (not shown) 

This model is the same as the 9982-1000039 Mini Skeleton, but 

with a hanging stand. The stand can be either placed on the floor 

or attached to a wall. 

94 cm; 1.7 kg 

9982-1000040 

Skeleton & Bones 

Mini Skeleton “Shorty” with Painted Muscles, on base 

(not shown) 

As 9982-1000039, but with coloured portrayal of the muscle origins (red) 

and insertions (blue) on the left half. The muscles are numbered. 

L/D/E/F/I/S/P/J www. 

9982-1000044 

Mini Skeleton “Shorty” with Painted Muscles, on hanging stand 

As 9982-1000044, but with hanging stand. The stand can be either placed on 

the floor or be suspended from the wall. 

94 cm; 1.7 kg 

L/D/E/F/I/S/P/J www. 

9982-1000045 

9982-1000039 

9982-1000045 

9982-1000154 

3B MICROanatomy Bone Structure 

This extremely detailed model depicts a three dimensional section of a 

lamellar bone, showing the typical structure of a tubular bone enlarged 

80 times. Various planes are shown in cross and longitudinal section 

through all levels of the bone, as well as a 2‐plane section through the inner 

structure of the bone marrow. The typical elements of a lamellar bone 

are easily identified and help to understand its structure and function with 

the characteristic osteons, also referred to as Haversian systems. This model 

gives a clear illustration of the interplay of the individual components, such 

as spongy and compact substance, endosteum, cortical substance, osteocytes, 

Volkmann and Haversian canals. Supplied on base. 

26x19x14.5 cm; 0.8 kg 

E/D/S/F/P/J www. 

9982-1000154 



Anatomical Model Human Skeleton & Bones 

9982-1000358 

9982-1000357 

Hand Skeleton Model with Ligaments and Muscles 

The bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, arteries, and veins are all 

featured in this high quality 4 part model of the hand and lower forearm. 

The dorsal side shows the extensor muscles as well as portions of the tendons 

at the wrist as they pass under the extensor retunaculum. The palmar 

face of the hand is represented in three layers, the first two removable to 

allow detailed study of the deeper anatomical layer. In additon clinically 

important structures such as the median nerve and superficial palmar arterial 

arch can be examined in detail. The deepest anatomical layer allows 

for study of the intrinsic muscles and deep palmar arterial arch in addition 

to other details. 

33x12x12 cm, 0.4 kg 

L/D/E/F/I/S/P/J/R/C www. 

9982-1000358 

Hand Skeleton Model with Ligaments and Carpal Tunnel 

This 3 part hand model shows the anatomical details of the ligaments and 

tendons found in the hand, wrist, and lower forearm. The interosseous 

membrane between the radius and ulna is shown along with the bones of 

the hand.The flexor retunaculum is removable and in addition there is a 

removable portion that can be fitted onto the back of the model. This portion 

features the clinically important structures of the carpal tunnel such 

as the flexor retinaculum, mediane nerve, and tendons. 

30x14x10 cm, 0.3 kg 


9982-1000357 

Foot Skeleton Model 

with Ligaments 

This detailed model displays numerous 

important ligaments and 

tendons including the achilles and 

peroneus longus tendons of the 

ankle. The model consists of the 

bones of the foot and lower portions 

of the tibia and fibula, including 

the introsseous membrane 

found between them. All the anatomically 

important ligaments and 

tendons are shown. 

23x18x30 cm, 0.6 kg 


9982-1000359 

9982-1000359 

9982-1000349 

Internal Hand Structure Model, 3-part 

Full size hand model showing the superficial and internal structures of 

the hand, including bones, muscle, tendons, ligaments, nerves, and arteries 

(superficial and deep palmar arches). The palmar aponeurosis and plate 

of the superficial tendons are removable. 

28.5x13x6.5 cm; 1.2 kg 

L/D/E/S/F/P/I/J www. 

9982-1000349 

Foot Skeleton Model with Ligaments and Muscles 

This model is the best of its kind for quality and value. This anatomically 

detailed model of the foot and lower leg can be disassembled into 6 removable 

parts for detailed study. The model features not only the bones 

but also muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, arteries, and veins. The frontal 

view features the extensor muscles of the lower leg. The tendons can be 

followed on their passage under the transverse and crucial crural ligaments 

all the way to their insertion points. In addition all tendon sheaths are visible. 

On the dorsal portion of the model the gastrocnemius muscle is removable 

to reveal deeper anatomical elements. The sole of the foot is 

repre sent ed in three layers; the first layer displaying the flexor digitorum 

brevis. This muscle can be removed revealing the quadratus plantae, the 

tendon of the flexor digitorum longus, and the flexor hallucis muscle. 

This second layer is in turn removable to display even deeper anatomical 

details. 

23x26x19 cm, 1.1kg 


9982-1000360 

9982-1000360 

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Diversity of 3B Scientific® Skulls 

Take advantage of the largest selection of human skull models. Whether it’s the world’s best-selling, our inexpensive classic skulls, 

the Beauchene skull or our incredibly realistic BONElike TM skulls, on the following pages you will surely discover the model you’ve 

always wanted. Let your requirements decide for you – you’ll find what you’re looking for here! 

Skull 

9982-1000047 

9982-1000046 

Classic Skull, 3-part 

Our Classic Skulls combine quality and value. Each of the 8 classic versions 

available are designed to show exceptional detail at an affordable price. 

The 3-part standard version 9982-1000046 is a first choice for basic anatomical 

studies or an attractive present. Alternatively, choose one of the 

more advanced versions exhibiting additional anatomical structures such 

as muscle origins / insertions, hand-numbered bones and structures or a 

supplimentary complete 5 part brain. 

20x13.5x15.5 cm; 0.6 kg 

9982-1000046 

Skull on Cervical Spine, 4-part 

This flexibly mounted version on a 

stand with a cervical spine. Also 

represented are the hindbrain, spinal 

cord, cervical nerves, vertebral 

arteries, basilar artery and rear cerebral 

arteries. On stand. 

20x13.5x15.5 cm; 1.4 kg 

9982-1000047 

9982-1000226 

Classic Skull with Brain, 

8-part 

This skull can be disassembled 

into: 

• Skull Cap 

• Base of Skull 

• Mandible 

The midsagitally divided brain 

(9982-1000226) is cast from an 

original anatomical specimen. 

The components of its left half are: 

• Frontal and parietal lobe 

• Temporal and occipital lobe 

• Encephalic trunk 

• Cerebellum 

20x13.5x15.5 cm; 1.1 kg 

L/E/D/S/F/J 

9982-1000049 


9982-1000049 


9982-1000054 9982-1000052 

9982-1000053 

Anatomical Model Human Skull 

Classic Skull with Opened 

Lower Jaw, painted, 3-part 

Muscle origins (red) and insertions 

(blue) are represented on the left 

side of this model. 

20x13.5x15.5 cm; 0.7 kg 

L/D/E/S/F/P/I www. 

9982-1000054 

Numbered Classic Skull, 

3-part 

Numbered skull with skull sutures 

drawn in colour. 

20x13.5x15,5 cm; 0.7 kg 


9982-1000052 

3B Scientific® Beauchene Skull, 22-part, 

Didactic Coloured Version 

This high quality natural cast made of durable, dimensionally stable plastic 

reveals the complex structure of the human skull in an exceptionally clear 

way. The 22 individual bones can be firmly and precisely assembled at the 

well defined skull sutures using robust inconspicuous connectors. This 

means that the skull can be handled without falling apart, which differentiates 

it from alternative wobbly models with magnetic connectors. The 

perfectly interlocked sutures illustrate the adhesion of a genuine human 

skull very realistically. The bones are didactically dyed in nine lasting colours 

for ease of identifying the various skull sections. Pairs of bone plates 

are the same colour. 

The skull consists of the following individual bones: 

• Parietal bone (left and right) 

• Occipital bone 

• Frontal bone 

• Temporal bone (left and right) 

• Sphenoid bone 

• Ethmoid bone 

• Vomer bone 

• Zygomatic bone (left and right) 

• 

Upper jaw (maxilla) with teeth 

(left and right) 

• Palatine bone (left and right) 

• Nasal concha (left and right) 

• Lacrimal bone (left and right) 

• Nasal bone (left and right) 

• Lower jaw (mandible) with teeth 

This popular model is produced using 

accurate casts of the individual bones of a 

genuine “exploded” skull of European origin 

and is ideally suited for training osteopaths as 

well as other professionals. 

21x14x16 cm; 0.7 kg 

E/D/S/F/P/I/J www. 

9982-1000069 

3B Scientific® Skull Kit – Anatomical Version, 22-part 

as 9982-1000069, but not coloured 

9982-1000068 

Classic Skull with Opened Lower Jaw, 3-part 

This dental skull with opened mandible exposes the dental roots with vessels 

and nerves. The cranial bones, bone components, fissures, foramina 

and other structures are numbered. The cranial sutures are shown in colour, 

as are the meningeal vessels and venous sinuses. 

20x13.5x15.5 cm; 0.7 kg 


9982-1000053 

9982-1000058 

9982-1000069 

Foetal Skull, on Stand 

Cast of a natural bone foetal head 

in the 30th week of pregnancy. 

18.5x14.5x14 cm; 0.2 kg 

9982-1000058 

Foetal Skull (not shown) 

as A26, but without stand 

14x9x9 cm; 0.15 kg 

9982-1000057 

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Skull 

9982-1000048 

9982-1000059 

Deluxe Demonstration Skull, 10-part 

This replica of the human skull is of an exceptional quality. The skullcap is 

removable and the base of skull is mid-sagitally divided. The frontal sinus, 

perpendicular lamina and vomer are fitted with flaps which can be opened 

to view the lateral nose wall and sphenoidal sinus. On the left half, the 

temporal bone can be removed and folded up in the area of the tympanic 

membrane. Maxilla and mandible are opened to reveal the alveolar nerves. 

On the right side the temporal bone is opened to reveal the sigmoid sinus, 

the facial nerve canal and the semicircular ducts. Additional flaps are located 

at the maxillary sinus and the right half of the mandible, so that the 

dental roots of the premolars and molars of the lower jaw can also be 

viewed. The natural occlusion and the individual removal and replacement 

of each tooth also make this skull especially interesting for dentists. 

28x22.5x18.5 cm; 1.5 kg 

9982-1000059 

Didactic Skull on Cervical Spine, 4-part 

This model uses 19 didactic colours to demonstrate the shapes and relationships 

of the various bone plates of the skull. Flexibly mounted on the 

cervical spine (C1, C2 and C7 are coloured), this model also shows the hindbrain, 

spinal cord, spinal nerves of the cervical spine, vertebral arteries, 

basilar artery and rear cerebral arteries. Mounted on a stand. 

18x18x30 cm; 1.4 kg 


9982-1000048 

3B BONElike System Skull – Bony Skull, 6-part 

This unrivalled, detailed natural cast shows a complete midsagitally sectioned 

skull. It can be disassembled into both halves of the skullcap and 

the base of skull, the nasal septum and the complete mandible. To demonstrate 

masticatory movement, the lower jaw is mounted flexibly. An 

excellent skull to study the bony structure and complicated anatomy of 

the human skull. Manufactured from 3B BONElike TM , this is the world’s 

best series made skull replica. 

16x14x21 cm; 0.5 kg 


9982-1000062 

Our complete product 

line can be found on 

www.3bscientific.com 

9982-1000062 



9982-1000119 

9982-1000123 

9982-1000125 

9982-1000124 

9982-1000120 

Anatomical Model Human Spinal Column 

9982-1000121 

9982-1000132 

Classic Flexible Spine 

with Ribs 

Flexible spine with ribs shows the 

interaction of the ribs, spine and 

associated structures. Contains the 

following features: 

• Extremely good value and durable. 

• Full pelvis and occipital plate 

• Fully flexible mounting 

• L3-L4 disc prolapsed 

• Spinal nerve exits 

• Cervical vertebral artery 

• Male pelvis 

Stand is not included, please see 

9982-1000132. 

74 cm; 2.8 kg 

9982-1000119 

Classic Flexible Spine with 

Ribs and Femur Heads 

All other features as 9982-1000119. 

83 cm; 3.0 kg 

9982-1000120 


Femur Heads and Painted 

Muscles 

Painted spines add a new dimension 

to demonstrations. Muscle origins 

(red) and insertions (blue) are 

painted on left innominate, femur 

and vertebrae. Same features as 

9982-1000121. Stand is not included, 

please see 9982-1000132. 

83 cm; 2.1 kg 

& L/D/E/F/S/P/I/J www. 

9982-1000123 


Female Pelvis 


74 cm; 1.8 kg 

9982-1000124 

Classic Flexible Spine 

Our most popular spine for patient 

education is also our most affordable. 

Fully flexible and designed 

for hands on demonstrations. 

Contains these features: 








9982-1000132. 

74 cm; 1.8 kg 

9982-1000121 

Deluxe Flexible Spine 

Additionally to all features of the 

Classic Spine Series our Deluxe 

Spine has a sacral opening and 

exposed brainstem for advanced 

studies. Other features are: 







• Cauda equine 


9982-1000132. 

74 cm; 1.8 kg 

9982-1000125 

Multifunctional Spinal 

Column Stand, 3-part 

Unique worldwide: 

• Can be placed on the floor 

• Mounted on a wall! 

Made of nickel-plated steel 

9982-1000132 


Femur Heads 

Same features as 9982-1000121, 

addi tion ally with femur heads. 

83 cm; 2.1 kg 

9982-1000122 

Pelvic Skeleton, female 

See 9982-1000134 on 

page 22. 

9982-1000122 

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9982-1008545 

9982-1000126 

9982-1000130 

9982-1000131 

9982-1013005 

Deluxe Flexible Spine 

with Femur Heads 


83 cm; 2.1 kg 

9982-1000126 

9982-1000127 

Deluxe Flexible Spine with 

Femur Heads and Painted 

Muscles 

Painted spines add a new dimension 

to demonstrations. Muscle origins 

(red) and insertions (blue) are 

painted on left innominate, femur 

and vertebrae. For further information 

see 9982-1000125. 

83 cm; 2.1 kg 

& L/D/E/F/S/P/I/J www. 

9982-1000127 

Flexible Spine with 

Soft Intervertebral Discs 

Soft Discs for greater realism. This unique spine 

shows how the discs deform during normal and 

abnormal positioning. Use it to demonstrate any 

number of pathological conditions such as scoliosis, 

lordosis, kyphosis or subluxations. Herniation 

can be demonstrated with compression. In addition, 

the special mounting allows unobstructed 

vision viewing during de monstration and display. 

Includes dura mater of spinal cord and spinal 

nerves. Supplied on removable stand. 

105 cm; 5.0 kg 

9982-1008545 

Spinal Column 

9982-1000043 

Mini Vertebral Column, 

Elastic, on stand 

Model with squama occipitalis and 

pelvis. The vertebral column is 

mounted flexibly to demonstrate 

natural movements and pathological 

changes. On a detachable 

stand. 

44 cm; 0.35 kg 

9982-1000043 

Mini Vertebral Column, 

Elastic 

As 9982-1000043, but without 

stand. 

40 cm; 0.25 kg 

9982-1000042 

Durable Flexible Spine 

Probably the last spine you will 

ever need! With male pelvis, occipital 

plate, vertebral artery, spinal 

nerve exits and a dorsalateral disc 

prolapse between the 3rd and 4th 

lumbar vertabrae. Specially mounted 

on a flexible hose adding extra 

stability. Ideal for regular active 

use, such as in schools. Stand is not 

included, please see 9982-1000132. 

74 cm; 1.4 kg 

9982-1000130 

Durable Flexible Spine with 

Femur Heads 


83 cm; 2.3 kg 

9982-1000131 

Didactic Flexible Spine with 

Femur Heads 


82 cm; 2.1 kg 

9982-1000129 

Spinal Column Comparison 

Using this functional model, you can clearly 

demonstrate the difference between the 

human spine and that of a mammal. The 

differ ences in structure and in how the spinal 

columns react to stress illustrates to the pupils 

how humans walk upright. Supplied with short 

description for teachers. 

35x25x17 cm, 0.4 kg 

9982-1013005 

Didactic Flexible Spine 

This superb didactically painted spinal column 

has the same anatomical features as the 

9982-1000121. The five different 

sections of the spinal column 

are differentiated by colour: 

• 7 cervical vertebrae 

• 12 thoracic vertebrae 

• 5 lumbar vertebrae 

• Sacrum 

• Coccyx 

Use this spinal column for simplified 

patient education or for lessons 

in a classroom environment 

where the didactical colours help to 

immed iately reinforce the explanation, 

even from a distance. 

Stand is not included, please 

see 9982-1000132 (page 18). 

74 cm; 1.9 kg 

9982-1000128 

9982-1000128 



Cervical Spinal Column 

Consisting of, occipital plate, the 7 cervical vertebrae with intervertebral 

discs, cervical nerves, vertebral arteries and spinal cord. On flexible stand. 

19 cm; 0.3 kg 

9982-1000144 

Thoracic Spinal Column 

Consisting of the 12 thoracic vertebrae with intervertebral discs, thoracic 

nerves and spinal cord. On flexible stand. 

32 cm; 0.5 kg 

9982-1000145 

Spinal Column / Vertebral Models 

9982-1000144 

9982-1000145 

9982-1000146 

9982-1000141 

Lumbar Spinal Column 

Consisting of the 5 lumbar vertebrae with intervertebral discs, sacrum with 

flap, coccyx, spinal nerves and dura mater of spinal cord. On flexible stand. 

34 cm; 0.6 kg 

9982-1000146 

9982-1000139 

Sacrum and Coccyx 

Assembled 

9982-1000139 


9982-1000147 

6 Mounted Vertebrae 

Consisting of atlas, axis, another 

cervical vertebra, two thoracic 

vertebrae with inter-vertebral discs 

and one lumbar vertebra. On removable 

stand. 

22 cm; 0.3 kg 

9982-1000147 

5 Vertebrae (not shown) 

Atlas, axis, cervical, thoracic and 

lumbar vertebrae. Loosely threaded 

on nylon. 

9982-1000148 

Atlas and Axis 

Assembled, on removable stand 

9982-1000141 

Atlas and Axis (not shown) 

Assembled, no stand 

9982-1000140 

Lifting Demonstration Figure 

Demonstrates graphically the effects 

of correct and incorrect lifting 

techniques on the spinal column. 

28x21x21.5 cm; 1.4 kg 

& E 

9982-1005101 

9982-1005101 

9982-1000142 

Atlas and Axis, with Occipital 

Plate 

Assembled, on removable stand 

9982-1000142 

Lumbar Spinal Column with 

Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc 

2 lumbar vertebrae with spinal 

nerves, dura mater of spinal cord 

and 2 replaceable dorso-lateral 

prolapsed discs between the 4th 

and 5th lumbar vertebrae. On 

stand, removable. 

13 cm; 0.27 kg 

9982-1000149 

2 Lumbar Vertebrae with 

Prolapsed Disc, Flexibly 

Mounted 

With spinal nerves and dura mater 

of spinal cord. 

7.4 cm; 0.15 kg 

9982-1000152 

9982-1000152 9982-1000151 

3 Lumbar Vertebrae, 

Flexibly Mounted 

Anatomically correct in every single 

detail. Flexibly mounted with spinal 

nerves and dura mater of spinal 

cord. 

11 cm; 0.15 kg 

9982-1000151 

9982-1000149 

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3B BONElike Vertebrae 

Unique worldwide, original cast of human vertebrae with 

precise illustration of even the finest anatomical structures, 

shown with excellent quality. 

• Feels and looks like real bones. 

• Realistic weight. 

• Each vertebra is marked for identification (C1-7, T1-12 

and L1-5). 

Set of 24 BONElike Vertebrae 

This set includes the 7 cervical, 12 thoracic and 5 lumbar vertebrae. Each 

vertebra is labeled for identification purposes (C1-7, T1-12 and L1-5). Supplied 

in a transport and storage case with individual compartments for all 

24 vertebrae. 

41x40x12 cm; 2.4 kg 

9982-1000156 

3B BONElike 

Vertebral Column 

Flexible, mounted, true-to-life 

model of the human vertebral column 

in excellent BONElike quality 

with exact reproduction of all anatomical 

details, based on real 

weight. Consists of the male pelvis 

and occipital bone. Occipital bone 

and atlas can be detached individually. 

Without stand, see 9982- 

1000132, page 18. 

85 cm, 1.5 kg 

9982-1000157 

9982-1000157 

Spinal Column / Vertebral Models 

9982-1000156 

9982-1000021 

Set of 7 3B BONElike 

Cervical Vertebrae 

Supplied on a base. 

30x21x6 cm; 0.3 kg 

9982-1000021 

Set of 5 3B BONElike 

Lumbar Vertebrae 


30x21x6 cm; 0.3 kg 

9982-1000155 

„“It is a unique reproduction of a bone that cannot be distinguished from a real one. One of my staff members, 

a world renowned bone specialist, was not able to distinguish the vertebra from a real one. I wish your company 

much success with your excellent artificial preparations.” 

(Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Horst Erich König, Director of the Institute for Anatomy at the University of Veterinary Medicine, 

Vienna) 

9982-1000155 

“In the first moment, I actually believed it was real bone! My compliments, the material has excellent tactile feel.” 

(Dr. med. Yvonne Kammerer, Institute of Anatomy of the University of Regensburg, Germany) 

“I am convinced that you have developed the best bone ever created by man.” 

(Professor Vladimir Ovcharov, MD, DSc Rector of Medical University – Sofia) 


„ 


Anatomical Model Human Pelvis 

Pelvic Skeleton, Female 

Consisting of hip bone, sacrum 

with coccyx and 2 lumbar vertebrae 

as well as movable symphysis. 

19x25x24 cm; 0.9 kg 

9982-1000134 

9982-1000281 

Female Pelvis, 2-part 

41x31x20 cm; 2.2 kg 

9982-1000281 

9982-1000134 9982-1000135 

9982-1000285 

Pelvic Skeleton, Female, 

with Movable Femur Heads 

Consisting of hip bone, sacrum with 

coccyx and 2 lumbar ver te brae as 

well as movable sym physis. 

30x30x20 cm; 1.2 kg 

9982-1000135 

9982-1000282 

Male Pelvis, 2-part 

41x31x17 cm; 2.5 kg 

9982-1000282 

9982-1000288 

Female Pelvis, 3-part 

Three part model representing an original cast of a bony female pelvis, 

shows all the details of anatomical structures: Two hip bones, the pubic 

symphysis, the sacrum and the coccyx, the fifth lumbar vertebra with intervertebral 

disc. A midsagital section through the fifth lumbar vertebra, 

sacrum and coccyx, allow both halves of the pelvis to be disassembled 

reveal ing a part of the cauda equina in the vertebral canal. The left half 

of the fifth lumbar vertebral body is removable. 

19x27x19 cm, 0.9 kg 

& L/D/E/F/I/S/P/J/R/C www. 

9982-1000285 

Female Pelvis with Ligaments, 

Vessels, Nerves, Pelvic Floor and Organs, 6-part 

This six part model of a female pelvis represents detailed information about 

the topography of bones, ligaments, vessels, nerves, pelvic floor muscles 

and female pelvic organs. It presents the whole pelvic floor with partially 

removable midsagitally sectioned external anal sphincter, external urethral 

sphincter, deep and superficial transverse perineal and bulbospongiosus. 

Rectum, uterus with fallopian tubes ovaries and vagina are also removable 

and can be disassembled into 2 halves by midsagital section. The right pelvic 

half demonstrates the divisions and topographical anatomy of the common 

iliac artery, the external and internal artery and also of the common 

iliac vein and the external iliac vein. The right sacral plexus, right sciatic 

nerve and right pudendal nerve are also shown. Bones and ligaments presented: 

Two hip bones, the pubic symphysis, the sacrum and the coccyx, the 

fifth lumbar vertebra with intervertebral disc. A midsagital section through 

the fifth lumbar vertebra, sacrum and coccyx, allow both halves of the pelvis 

to be disassembled revealing a part of the cauda equina in the vertebral 

canal. The left half of the fifth lumbar vertebral body is removable. The 

right half of the model shows following pelvic ligaments: inguinal ligament, 

sacrotuberous ligament, sacrospinous ligament, anterior sacroiliac ligaments, 

iliolumbar ligament, anterior longitudinal ligament, interosseous 

sacroiliac ligament, posterior sacroiliac ligament and obturator. 

19x27x19 cm, 1.6 kg 


9982-1000288 

Median section. One half of genital organs with bladder and rectum is 

remov able, one half is shown at the normal position in the pelvis. Supplied 

on baseboard offering the possibility to be mounted to the wall. 

L/E/D/S/F/P/I/J www. 

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Shoulder Joint with Rotator Cuff, 5-part 

This model comprises the upper half of the humerus, the clavicle and the 

shoulder blade. The muscles of the rotator cuff are displayed and the sites 

of origin and insertion of the shoulder muscles are highlighted in colour 

(origin = red; insertion = blue). By removing the individual muscles, all 

movements of the shoulder joint can be performed. Mounted on a stand. 

18x18x24cm; 0.85kg 

& L/E/D/S/F/P/I/J www. 

9982-1000176 

9982-1000176 

9982-1000178 

Hip Joint, 7 part 

This unique model shows the right hip joint of a male with the individual 

muscles as well as the muscle origins and insertions on the femur and the 

hip bone. For educational purposes, the origin and insertion areas of the 

muscles have been raised and presented in colour (muscle origin = red; 

muscle insertion = blue). The hip muscles have been mounted on their 

correspond ing regions of origin and insertion and are thus removable. 

18x32x18cm 

& L/E/D/S/F/P/I/J/R/C www. 

9982-1000177 

9982-1000177 

Knee Joint, 12-part 

Completing our set of joints and their muscles we are proud to introduce 

this 12-part knee model. It shows different removable muscles and muscle 

portions of the knee area. Colour coded and raised areas indicate the muscle 

origin and insertion points on the femur, tibia, and fibula. In addition 

parts of the fibular and tibial collateral ligaments are represented. All the 

muscles of the leg are easily removable to permit study of the deeper anatomical 

layers. 

33x17x17 cm, 0.9 kg 


9982-1000178 

Joints 

9982-1000175 

Elbow Joint, 8 parts 

This model shows the right elbow of a male with individual muscles and the 

muscular origins and insertions on humerus, radius and ulna. For didactic 

reasons, the areas of the muscular origins and insertions are raised and 

colour-coded (origin = red, insertion = blue). The muscles can be at tached 

to and removed from the corresponding areas of origin and insertion. 

25x41x25 cm 

& E/D/S/F/P/I/J www. 

9982-1000179 

Sports Shoulder 

Includes upper half of humerus, clavicle and scapula. Articulated to show 

normal movement. Depicts the following: 

• M. supraspinatus, 

• Long head tendon, 

• Glenoid labrum, 

• Rotator cuff 

Stand included. 

23x17x12 cm; 0.4 kg 

& E 

9982-1000003 

Deluxe Knee 

Distal half of femur articulated to tibia, fibula and patella. Depicts all major 

muscles of the knee. Cruciate/collateral ligaments simulated with triple 

springs. Simulated “Bucket Handle” tear in medial meniscus. Patellar tendon 

simulated. Stand included. 

33x12x12 cm; 0.7 kg 

& E 

9982-1002390 

Femoral Fracture and Hip Osteoarthritis 

This model was developed to provide patients with un der stand able information, 

e.g. before surgery. It shows the right hip joint of an elderly person 

in half natural size. In addition, a frontal section through the femoral neck 

is shown in relief on the base. The model shows the femoral fractures that 

occur most commonly as well as typical wear and tear symptoms of the hip 

joint. The following fractures are shown: medial femoral neck fracture, lateral 

femoral neck fracture, fracture through the trochanteric region, fracture 

below the trochanters, femoral shaft fracture, femoral head fracture, 

fracture of the greater trochanter, fracture or avulsion of the lesser 

trochanter. Mounted on base. 

14x10x22 cm; 0.3 kg 

& E/D/S/F/P/J www. 

9982-1000175 

9982-1000179 

9982-1000003 

9982-1002390 



3B Scientific® Anatomy Video 

3B Scientific® Joint Series 

These functional models provide an accurate demonstration 

of the anatomy and mechanics of the major joints, allowing 

better doctor-patient or teacher-student under stand ing. Use 

these life size and fully flexible joints to demonstrate abduction, 

anteversion, retroversion, inter nal /external rotation 

and much more. Mounted on a stand. 

Anatomical Model Human Joints 

Functional Shoulder Joint 

Consists of shoulder blade, collar 

bone, portion of humerus and 

joint ligaments. 

16x12x20 cm; 0.35 kg 

9982-1000159 

9982-1000160 

Deluxe Functional Shoulder 

Joint Model 

Consists of shoulder blade, collar 

bone and upper arm stump. 

Mounted on a base. 22 cm; 0.41 kg 

9982-1000160 

9982-1000162 9982-1000164 

3B Scientific® Mini Joint Series 

9982-1000166 

Deluxe Functional Hip 

Joint Model 

Consists of thigh stump and hip 

bone. Mounted on a base. 

32 cm; 0.56 kg 

9982-1000162 

Following in the footsteps of their successful larger brothers, 

these mini-joints have been reduced to a half their natural 

size but have kept all of their functionality. In addition to the 

external anatomical structures, using the superb new joint 

cross-sections mounted on base, the medical or teaching 

professional now has the ability to explain what is happening 

“within”. 

Also available without base: 

Mini Hip Joint 

16.5x8,5x9 cm; 0.1 kg 

9982-1000167 

Mini Knee Joint 

20x6.5x5 cm; 0.13 kg 

9982-1000169 

Functional Hip Joint 

Consists of portion of femur, hip 

bone and joint ligaments. 

17x12x33 cm; 0.55 kg 

9982-1000161 

w w w. 3 b s c i e n t if i c 

Mini Shoulder Joint 

12x10x5 cm; 0.05 kg 

9982-1000171 

Mini Elbow Joint 

17.5x4x3.5 cm; 0.05 kg 

9982-1000173 

. c o m 

9982-1000159 

9982-1000168 

9982-1000161 

Functional Knee Joint 

Consists of portion of femur, ti bia 

and portion of fibula; also in cludes 

meniscus, patella with quadriceps 

tendon and joint ligaments. 

12x12x34 cm; 0.4 kg 

9982-1000163 

9982-1000163 

3B Scientific® Deluxe Functional 

Joint Models 

9982-1000174 9982-1000170 

9982-1000172 

9982-1000165 

These high quality functional models of a lifesized right 

joint with ligaments shows the anatomy and natural physiological 

movements (e.g. abductions, anteversion, retroversion, 

internal and external rotation) in exceptional detail. The 

colour of the natural cast bones is extremely realistic. The 

cartilage on the joint surfaces is marked in blue. Mounted 

on a base. 

& L/E/D/S/F/P/I/J 

Deluxe Functional Knee 

Joint Model 

Consists of thigh stump, shinbone 

stump and calf bone stump, menisci 

and patella. Mounted on a base. 

32 cm; 0.55 kg 

9982-1000164 

Mini Hip Joint with 

Cross Section 

With base. 16x12x20 cm; 0.2 kg 

9982-1000168 

Mini Knee Joint with 

Cross Section 


9982-1000170 

Functional Elbow Joint 

Consists of portion of humerus, 

complete ulna and radius as well 

as joint ligaments. 

12x12x39 cm; 0.5 kg 

9982-1000165 

Deluxe Functional Elbow 

Joint Model 

Consists of a stump of the upper 

arm, ulna and radius. Mounted on 

a base. 33 cm; 0.285 kg 

9982-1000166 

Mini Elbow Joint with 

Cross Section 


9982-1000174 

Mini Shoulder Joint with 

Cross Section 


9982-1000172 

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Dual Sex Muscle Figure, 45-part 

The finest teaching tool available! Standing over 138 cm tall, this 3/4 life size 

human replica depicts deep and superficial musculature in addition to the 

body’s major nerves, vessels, tissues and organs in exquisite detail. The 

intern al organs are re mov able (45 pieces in all) to reveal the fundamental 

inter-relationships of human morphology. Remove the calvarium to view 

the 3-part removable brain. Look beneath the liver to reveal the gall bladder 

and bile duct. Peer inside the appendix, stomach lungs, heart or kidney. 

Remove and view the details of 13 different muscles of the arms and 

legs. This dual sex version has interchangeable genital inserts and a female 

mammary gland as well as a detailed multilingual key card identifying 

the hand numbered structures. Over 600 hand numbered and identified 

structures. Hand painted in realistic colours and mounted on a convenient 

roller base. 

Includes the following features: 

• 5 arm / shoulder muscles 

• 8 leg / hip muscles 

• 2-part removable heart 

• 5-part head including removable brain 

• 2-part removable lungs 

• 2-part stomach 

• Removable 4-part male and 2-part female genital inserts 

Detachable arms, leg, head, and abdominal wall for detailed study 

138x50x32 cm; 12.4 kg 

L/D/E/F/S/P/I/J www. 

9982-1000206 

Muscular Figures 

Muscular Figure, 1/3 life-size, 2-part 

Mini muscle model’s (57 cm) appeal is its value for money. All the superficial 

musculature of the human form is accurately reproduced and detailed 

in life like colours in this desktop size version. The chest plate is removable 

to reveal the internal organs and the right side contains a female 

mammary gland. Over 125 hand numbered and identified structures. 

Delivered on base. 

57x25x18 cm; 2.1 kg 


9982-1000212 

9982-1000206 

9982-1000212 



Anatomical Model Human Muscular Figures / Arm and Leg Muscles 

9982-1000210 / 9982-1000211 

9982-1000015 9982-1000353 

Dissectable Muscled Arm, 

6-part 

This model illustrates both the 

superficial and deeper muscles, 

five of which are removable. Tendons, 

vessels, nerves and bone 

components of the left arm and 

shoulder are shown in great detail. 

Parts are accurately numbered. 

Delivered on removable stand. 

60x18x18 cm; 1.9 kg 


9982-1000015 

Lower Muscled Leg with Knee, 

3-part 

This life size model can be divided 

horizontally at the knee joint for 

viewing the joint structures. The 

gastrocnemius muscle can be 

detached. Supplied on a base. 

58 cm; 2.6 kg 

L/D/E/F/S/P/J www. 

9982-1000353 

Complete Dual Sex Muscular Figure, with Internal Organs, 

33-part 

The whole human anatomy in a convenient size. This 84 cm high version of 

our deluxe muscle figure is a perfect choice for thorough demonstrations of 

human musculature and internal organs where space is an issue. Exquisitely 

hand detailed and complete with 33 re mov able and / or dissectible parts, 

this version represents fine quality at a more affordable price. Painted by 

hand in realistic colours, this model comes complete with stand and detailed 

multilingual product manual. 

It includes the following features: 




• 2-part removable brain 

• 2 Removable lungs 

• Removable 2-part male and 2‐part female genital inserts 

• Detachable arm and abdominal wall for detailed study 

• Almost 400 hand numbered and identified structures 

84x30x30 cm; 5.0 kg 


9982-1000210 

Complete Female Muscular Figure, 21-part 

The whole human anatomy in a convenient size without internal organs 

or male genital inserts for where space is an issue. This model comes complete 

with stand and detailed multilingual product manual. It includes the 

following features: 



• Detachable arm and abdominal wall for detailed study 

• Over 400 hand numbered and identified structures 

84x30x30 cm; 5.0 kg 


9982-1000211 

9982-1000213 

3B MICROanatomy 

Muscle Fibre 

The model illustrates a section of a skeletal muscle fibre and its neuromuscular 

end plate magnified approx. 10.000 times. The muscle fibre is 

the basic element of the diagonally striped skeletal muscle. 

23.5x26x18.5 cm; 1.1 kg 

L/E/D/S/F/P/I/J 

9982-1000213 

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3B Scientific® Torsos 

Torsos with musculature, life-size or smaller, for secondary education or for medical training: if top-quality human torso-models 

are important to you, then 3B Scientific is exactly the right choice for you! Our torsos are developed in close coordination with 

anatomy professors and doctors, and are made in Germany by highly specialised model builders with high quality, toxicologically 

harmless materials. Since this practice is unfortunately not the case with all manufacturers, consider your health and that of your 

students and patients and ensure that you are ordering anatomical models with harmless components by asking for an independent 

study guaranteeing the same. 

We were the first manufacturer to order a long term study of one of our models (Torso 9982- 

1000190) to be examined to verify the safety of our materials. This study was carried out by 

the TÜV (the nationally recognized independent German inspection organisation). A report 

of the results can be found on our webpage www.3bscientific.com/downloads.html. 

Because hands-on training tools should not only be vivid and thrilling but also safe! 

9982-1000190 

Whether you choose from the Classic Series, the Luxury Series or one of our special 

versions, every 3B Torso is: 

• developed and modelled in Germany 

• accurately manufactured from high quality, harmless materials 

• painted by hand true to natural detail 

And Classic and Luxury Torsos come with our detailed 3B Scientific® Torso Guide 

(9982-1000183) including a CD-ROM. 

Torsos 

9982-1000183 

9982-1000184 

3B Torso Classroom Set 

Includes 33 brilliant overhead foils 

with coloured pictures of each part 

of the torsos. 

9982-1000184 

9982-1000186 

Classic Unisex Torso, 14-part 

This popular school torso is supplied 

with the following removable 

parts: 

• 3-part head 

• 2 lungs 

• 2-part heart 

• Stomach 

• Liver with gall bladder 

• 2-part intestinal tract 

• Front half of kidney 

• Front half of urinary bladder 

• Supplied with 3B Torso Guide. 

87x38x25 cm; 5.9 kg 

9982-1000190 


(not shown) 

Same as 9982-1000190, but without 

head. 

Supplied with 3B Torso Guide. 

70x38x25 cm; 5.5 kg 

9982-1000189 

3B Torso Guide 

• Brilliant coloured pictures of each part of the torsos 

• Even the smallest structures are explained 

• Valuable teaching tips to create more interesting lessons 

• Complete with 7 different languages (Latin, English, German, Spanish, 

Portuguese, French, Japanese) 

• Also on a CD-ROM in pdf format to assist in creating tests or prepar ing 

lessons 

• Supplied complete in a coloured filing system. 

9982-1000183 


The following components of this 

torso are removable: 



• 2 lungs 

• Stomach 




• Supplied with 3B Torso Guide. 

87x38x25 cm; 4.6 kg 

9982-1000186 


(not shown) 

Same as 9982-1000186, but without 

head. Supplied with 3B Torso 

Guide. 

70x38x25 cm; 4.1 kg 

9982-1000187 



Classic Unisex Torso with Opened Neck and Back, 18-part 

Based on our 9982-1000190 torso, this model is characterised by its open 

neck and back section reaching from the cerebellum to the coccyx. Vertebrae, 

intervertebral discs, spinal cord, spinal nerves, vertebral arteries, and 

many other features are represented in detail and can be studied closely. It 

contains the following new features additionally to 9982-1000190: 

• 7th thoracic vertebra removable 


• Supplied with 3B Torso Guide (page 27) 

87x38x25 cm; 5.8 kg 

9982-1000193 

9982-1000193 

Anatomical Model Human Torsos 

9982-1000188 


This torso is especially popular 

with students. It shows the human 

anatomy in great detail and contains 

the following removable 

parts: 


• 2 lungs with sternum and rib 

attachments 


• Stomach 




• Front half of urinary bladder 

• Supplied with 3B Torso Guide 

(page 27). 

87x38x25 cm; 6.8 kg 

9982-1000188 

Overview: Classic-Torsos 

Product Number 9982-1000187 9982-1000189 9982-1000186 9982-1000190 9982-1000188 9982-1000193 

Parts 10 11 12 14 16 18 

Open Back – – – – – yes 

Head – – 2-part 3-part 3-part 6-part 

Lungs yes yes yes yes yes yes 

Rib Representation – – – – yes – 

Heart 2-part 2-part 2-part 2-part 2-part 2-part 

Stomach 1-part 1-part 1-part 1-part 1-part 1-part 

Liver/Gall Bladder yes yes yes yes yes yes 

Intestinal Tract 2-part 2-part 2-part 2-part 4-part 2-part 

Half Kidney yes yes yes yes yes yes 

Half Urinary Bladder – yes – yes yes yes 

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Unisex Torso with Fixed Head, 

Back and Shoulder Opened, 

17-part 

It’s neck and back section is 

opened from the 1st cervical to the 

3rd lumbar vertebra and its left 

shoulder is opened to reveal part 

of the shoulder blade and part of 

the humerus. The following parts 

are made of hard plastic and 

removable: 

• Eyeball with optic nerve 

• Brain half 

• 2 lungs 




• Intestinal tract 


• 1 cervical vertebra, 1 thoracic 

vertebra, lumbar vertebra 

• Pancreas with duodenum 

• Front half of bladder 

92x42x25 cm; 13.6 kg 

L/D/E/F/S 

9982-1001238 

Unisex Torso with Fixed Head, 

11-part (not shown) 

• Eyeball with optic nerve 

• 2 lungs 



Liver with gall bladder 

Intestinal tract 

Front half of kidney 

Closed back and shoulders 

92x42x25 cm; 7.5 kg 

L/D/E/F/S 

9982-1008541 

9982-1001238 

Torsos 

9982-1000202 

9982-1000196 

Deluxe Dual Sex Torso, 

24-part 

The advanced torso version! Same 

as 9982-1000197, additionally 

featuring: 




• Supplied with 3B Torso Guide 

(page 27). 

87x38x25 cm; 7.5 kg 

9982-1000196 

9982-1000199 

9982-1000198 

Asian and Japanese Dual Sex Torsos, 18-part 

3B Scientific has developed two torsos especially for Asian schools. Both 

are judged as a “must” by the Japanese Ministry of Health for high quality 

education. Choose between general Asian or specifically Japanese facial 

features, the internal organs are soft and identical in both versions: 

• Head 

• 2 lungs 


• Stomach 




• 3-part female genital insert with embryo 

• 4-part male genital insert 

• Supplied with 3B Torso Guide (page 27). 

85x38x25 cm; 6.7 kg 

African Dual Sex Torso, 

24-part 

Same as 9982-1000196. 

87x38x25 cm; 7.5 kg 

L/D/E/F/S/I/J/R/C www. 

9982-1000202 

Japanese Dual Sex Torso, 

18-part 

9982-1000199 

Asian Dual Sex Torso, 

18-part 

9982-1000198 



Anatomical Model Human Torsos 

30 

9982-1000204 

9982-1000205 


Deluxe Dual Sex Torso with Muscular Arm, 33-part 

A unique feature of this life-size torso is the removable 6-part muscle arm. 

The high quality model therefore fully represents the anatomy of the complete 

human upper body. The right half shows the skin, the left half the superficial 

and deeper muscles with nerves, vessels and bony structures. The 

following parts are removable: 



• Sternocleidomastoideus muscle 

• 6-part muscle arm, removable 

• Upper leg stump 

• Chest /abdominal wall with detachable mammary gland 

• Torso body 

• 2 lungs 




• Kidney half 


• 3-part female genital insert with embryo 

• 4-part male genital insert 

• Supplied on base board and with 3B Torso Guide (page 27). 

90x55x60 cm; 15.5 kg 

L/D/E/F/S/P/J in colour 

9982-1000205 

Asian Deluxe Dual Sex Torso 

with Muscular Arm, 33-part 

Same as 9982-1000205, with Asian 

head. 

9982-1000204 

Overview: Deluxe Torsos 

Product Number 9982-1000196 9982-1000198 9982-1000199 9982-1000202 9982-1000205 

Parts 24 18 18 24 33 

Muscular arm – – – – 6-part 

Open Back – – – – – 

Female Breast Covering 1-part 1-part 1-part 1-part 2-part 

Head 3-part 1-part 1-part 3-part 3-part 

Lung Halves yes yes yes yes yes 

Ribs Shown yes yes yes yes yes 

Heart 2-part 2-part 2-part 2-part 2-part 

Stomach 2-part 1-part 1-part 2-part 2-part 

Liver/Gall Bladder yes yes yes yes yes 

Intestine 4-part 2-part 2-part 4-part 4-part 

Kidney Half yes yes yes yes yes 

Male Genitals 4-part 4-part 4-part 4-part 4-part 

Female Genitals 3-part 3-part 3-part 3-part 3-part

Disc Torso, 15 slices 

This unique torso is horizontally sectioned into 15 slices. The topographical 

relationships are represented as coloured reliefs on the individual sectional 

planes. For closer study, each disc can be shifted horizontally, rotated 

around its sagittal axis, and individually removed. 

130x40x35 cm; 11.5 kg 

L/D/E/F/S 

9982-1001237 

Mini Torso without Head, 

9-part (not shown) 


but without a head. 

42x24x18 cm; 1.9 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000194 

Torsos 

Mini Torso 12-part 

This torso is approximately half life 

size. Even small hands can quickly 

disassemble it, removing: 

• 2-head halves 


• 2 lungs 


• Stomach 



54x24x18 cm; 2.0 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000195 

9982-1000195 


selection of Charts 

starting on page 154. 

9982-1001237 



Our complete product 

line can be found on 


Anatomical Model Human Head / Teeth 

9982-1000220 9982-1000219 

Median and Frontal Section 

of the Head 

2 relief models on baseboard. 

41x31x5 cm; 1.45 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000220 

9982-1000241 

9982-1000243 

Median Section of the Head 

This relief model shows all relevant 

structures of the human head in 

great detail. On baseboard. 

26x33x5 cm; 1.0 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000219 

9982-1000240 9982-1000242 

9982-1000239 

Classic Tooth Model Series, 5 models 

This series shows 5 representative types of adult dentition individually 

mounted on removable stands: 

• 2-part lower incisor with longitudinal section (9982-1000240) 

• 2-part lower canine with longitudinal section (9982-1000241) 

• Lower single root pre-molar (9982-1000242) 

• 2-part lower twin root molar with longitudinal section showing caries 

attack (9982-1000243) 

• 3-part upper triple root molar with longitudinal section and caries insert 

(9982-1000244) 

Also available individually. 

23 – 29 cm; 2.0 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9981-1000239 

9982-1000244 

9982-1000221 

Art. No. Description 

9982-1000240 Lower Incisor, 2-part 

9982-1000241 Lower Canine, 2-part 

9982-1000242 Lower Single Root Pre-Molar 

9982-1000243 

Lower Twin-Root Molar Showing 

Caries Attack, 2-part 

9982-1000244 Upper Triple Root Molar, 3-part 

Half Head with Musculature 

Representation of the outer, superficial 

and the internal (median section) 

structures of head and neck. 

Delivered on removable stand. 

22x18x46 cm; 1.1 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000221 

9982-1001247 

Adult Dentures 

Tooth roots, spongiosa, vessels, and 

nerves are exposed. The lower jaw 

is movable. On base. 

16x12x13 cm; 0.9 kg 

L/D/E/F/S 

9982-1001247 

32 


Dental Disease, magnified 2 times, 21 parts 

With 16 removable adult teeth magnified two times. One half of the model 

shows eight healthy teeth and healthy gums.The other half of the model 

shows the following dental diseases: 

• Dental plaque 

• Dental calculus (tartar) 

• Periodontitis 

• Inflammation of the root 

• Fissure, approximal and smooth surface caries. 

One part of the front bone section can be removed to view the roots, 

vessels and nerves. Two molars are sectioned along the length to show 

the inside of the tooth. 

Delivered on a base. 

25.5 x 18.5 x 18cm; 0.6 kg 

E/D/F/S/P/I/J www. 

9982-1000016 

Giant Dental Care Model, 

3 times life-size 

This model, large enough to seen 

from the back of a classroom, 

shows the upper and lower half 

of an adult’s dentition. A flexible 

joint between the jaws allows easy 

movement. Teach children proper 

cleaning techniques using the giant 

toothbrush included with this 

model. 

18x23x12 cm; 1.5 kg 

9982-1000246 

Replacement Parts 

for 9982-1000246 

Giant Toothbrush 

36.5 cm 

9982-4000098 

9982-1000016 

9982-4000098 

Teeth / Brain 

9982-1000246 

Dentition Development 

Cast from a natural specimen, 

4 upper and lower jaw halves, 

4 different stages of development: 

• New born 

• Approx. 5-year old child 

• Approx. 9-year old child 

• Young adult 

33x10x20 cm; 0.5 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000248 

9982-1000248 

9982-1000222 

Brain, 2-part 

A medially divided brain, perfect 

for beginning studies because 

of its affordable price. Delivered 

on removable base. 

15x14x17.5 cm; 0.7 kg 


9982-1000222 

Introductory Brain, 2-part 

This brain is medially divided, 

structures are shown in one colour. 

On removable base. 

15x14x17.5 cm; 0.7 kg 

9982-1000223 

9982-1000223 



9982-1000226 

Anatomical Model Human Brain / Nervous System 

9982-1000230 

9982-1000226 

disassembled 

Classic Brain, 5-part 

This midsagittally sectioned model is an original anatomic cast of a real 

human brain. The components of its left half are: 

• Frontal and parietal lobe 

• Temporal and occipital lobe 

• Encephalic trunk 

• Cerebellum 

Matches skull models 9982-1000046, 9982-1000050, 9982-1000050, 9982- 

1000052, 9982-1000053, 9982-1000054, 9982-1000055, 9982-1000056. 


13x14x17.5 cm; 0.49 kg 


9982-1000226 

Rat Brain Comparative Anatomy 

The model shows a rat brain in approx. 6-fold enlargement. Sectioned medially, 

it can be disassembled into two halves. The right half of the model 

shows the structures of the cerebrum, cerebellum and brain stem, each of 

which is colour-coded for didactic purposes (cerebrum = pink, cerebellum 

= blue, brain stem = yellow), both externally and in the median section. 

The left half of the model is largely transparent, thus revealing a view of 

the coloured left lateral ventricle and hippocampus, which can also be seen 

in the median section. For purposes of comparison, a natural cast of a rat 

brain and a didactic, small scale illustration of a human brain in median 

section are shown on the base, with the same colour coding used for the 

various regions. 

14x10x16 cm; 0.24 kg 


9982-1000230 

9982-1008552 

Brain with Arteries, 5-part 

Medially divided with the right half 

showing arteries. The left half can 

be disassembled into: 

• Frontal with parietal lobes 

• Temporal with occipital lobes 

• Half of brain stem 

• Half of cerebellum 

On removable stand. 

15.5x13x15 cm; 1.0 kg 

L/D/E/F/S 

9982-1008552 

9982-1000228 

Nervous System, 1/2 life-size 

This relief model shows a schematic 

representation of the central and 

peripheral nervous system. An excellent 

model to study the structure 

of the human nervous system. 

Supplied on baseboard. 

80x33x6 cm; 3.5 kg 


9982-1000231 

Neuro-Anatomical Brain, 

8-part 

This deluxe brain is medially divided. 

On the right half, you will find 

a coloured, systematic grouping 

and representation of the cerebral 

lobe. The left half shows: 

• Pre and post-central region 

• Broca and Wernicke areas 

• Heschl’s gyrus 

• Brain nerves 

• Ventricles 

Both halves can be disassembled 

into: 

• Frontal with parietal lobes 

• Temporal with occipital lobes 

• Half of brain stem 

• Half of cerebellum 


14x14x17.5 cm; 0.95 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000228 

9982-1000231 

34 


9982-1000233 

9982-1000234 

“Physiology of Nerves” Series, 

5 Magnetic Models on Illustrated Metal Board 

Displaying the basic structures of the human nervous system. Each of the 

five sections shows a plastic coloured relief model of the main synapse 

variations. All sections can magnetically attach to the illustrated base which 

depicts the neural components in vivid colours. Each section is also available 

separately. 

68x51x10 cm; 4.2 kg 

E/D/S/F/P www. 

9982-1000232 

9982-1000232 

9982-1000235 

Neuron Cell Body 

Typical neuron body with cell organelles, for example mitochondria and 

many other characteristics of human cell, are visible through a removable 

transparent cover. The edge of the cell body also shows the synapses of 

connected neurons. 

12.2x11.7x6.2 cm; 0.2 kg 

9982-1000233 

Myelin Sheaths of the CNS 

This model shows the glial cells which build the insulating layer around the 

axons of the central nervous system. 

12.2x11.7x3.6 cm; 0.2 kg 

9982-1000234 

Nervous System 

9982-1000237 9982-1000236 

Schwann Cells of the PNS 

Depicts a Schwann cell with sectioned core. 

12.2x11.7x3.2 cm; 0.2 kg 

9982-1000235 

9982-1000238 

Motor End Plate 

Neuromuscular junction with striated muscle fibre is depicted. 

12.0x11.5x3.2 cm; 0.2 kg 

9982-1000236 

Spinal Cord with Nerve Endings 

The model illustrates the composition of the spinal cord, magnified to 

a scale of about 5:1. The spinal cord is formed by a central channel surrounded 

by “grey matter” with an outer layer of “white matter”. The base 

features illustrations of various cross sections through the white and grey 

matter at the neck, torso, lumbar and sacral regions. Supplied on a base. 

26x19x13 cm, 0.4 kg 


9982-1000238 

Motor Neuron Diorama 

Magnified more than 2,500 times, this model represents a fully three 

dimen sional reproduction of a motor nerve cell situated within a milieu 

of interacting neurons and a skeletal muscle fibre. The membranous envelope 

has been cut away from the neuron to expose the cytological ultrastructure, 

organelles and inclusions within the cell body. Branching dendrites, 

communicating synapses and a myelin wrapped axon with node of 

Ranvier, project from the neuronal surface. A section of the axon lifts off 

to let you view the tightly wound layers of the enveloping myelin sheath 

and neurolemma, as well as the Schwann cell which formed them. Mounted 

on a wooden base. 

43x20x28 cm; 3.0 kg 

E 

9982-1005553 

Synapse 

Featuring the endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria and the membranes of 

the synaptic gap. Also depicts 5 smaller relief models of the main synapse 

variations. 

12.0x11.5x2.7 cm; 0.2 kg 

9982-1000237 


9982-1005553 


Sensory Organs 

9982-1000255 

Eye, 5 times full size, 6-part 

Removable parts include: 

• Upper half of the sclera with cornea and eye muscle attachments 

• Both halves of the choroid with iris and retina 

• Lens 

• Vitreous humour 

On base. 

13x14x21 cm; 0.6 kg 


9982-1000255 

9982-1000257 


Shows eyelid, lachrymal system, and other features around the eyeball, 

otherwise the same as 9982-1000255. On base of bony orbit. 

20x18x21 cm; 1.2 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000257 


9982-1000259 


This model dissects into: 

• Both halves of sclera with cornea and eye muscle attachments 

• Both halves of the choroid with iris and retina 

• Lens 

• Vitreous humour 

On base. 9x9x15 cm; 0.1 kg 


9982-1000259 

9982-1000258 


As 9982-1000259, but additionally with the optic nerve in its natural position 

in the bony orbit of the eye (floor and medial wall). On base. 

18x26x19 cm; 1.1 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000258 

36 


Functional Eye 

With this model the functions of the human eye can be taught very effectively. 

By moving the retina, the shape of the eye can be changed. The lens 

and ciliary body are made of silicone to allow the change of form and 

thickness of the lens. Pictures can be projected on the retina that allows 

you to demonstrate: 

• Accommodation of the lens 

• Near point of vision 

• Myopia (near sightedness) 

• Hypermetropia 

• Presbyopia 

• How to correct these problems with glasses 

Supplied with detailed instruction manual. 

45x30 cm; 2.0 kg 

E 

9982-1005046 

Functional Eye – Small Version 

Same features as model 9982-1005046. 

32x18 cm; 1.5 kg 

E 

9982-1005047 

9982-1005046 


9982-1003806 

9982-1005047 

Physical Eye Model 

This model can be used to demonstrate the optical functions of the eye, 

e.g. representation of an object on the retina, accommodation (change in 

the lens curvature), short sightedness and far sightedness. 

The model comprises: 

• Half eyeball with adjustable iris diaphragm, lens holder and 2 convex 

lenses (f = 65 mm and 80 mm), on a rod 

• Half eyeball with retina (transparent screen), on a rod 

• Lens holder with one concave and one convex corrective lens, on a rod 

• Candle holder with 2 candles, on a rod 

• Aluminium rail, 50 cm long, with 4 clamp slides 

• Storage case 

49x5.5x18 cm; 2.0 kg 

D 

9982-1003806 

3B MICROanatomy Eye 

This model illustrates the microscopic structure of the retina with choroid 

and sclera. The left block like, layered side of the model side shows the 

complete structure of the retina including the vascular layer and parts of 

the sclera from a light microscopic view. The right part of the model is a 

sectional enlargement. It shows the microscopic structure of the 

photoreceptors and the cells of the pigmented layer. 

25x23x18.5 cm; 1.2 kg 


9982-1000260 


9982-1000260 


Ear, 3 times life size, 4 part 

Representation of outer, middle 

and inner ear. Removable eardrum 

with hammer, anvil and stirrup as 

well as 2-part labyrinth with cochlea 

and auditory /balance nerve. 

On base. 

34x16x19 cm; 1.25 kg 


9982-1000250 


9982-1000250 

Organ of Corti 

The model shows a three dimensional section through the organ of Corti, 

the site of the sense of hearing in the inner ear in humans. Special attention 

has been given to the detailed representation of the individual cellular 

components and membranes. The overview model in the foreground 

also shows the exact location of the organ in the cochlea. 

26x19x26 cm, 1.0 kg 

& L/E/D/S/F/P/I/J 

9982-1010005 

9982-1010005 

9982-1000253 

Life size Auditory Ossicles 

The human auditory ossicles, both 

individually and connected in natural 

position, embedded in transparent 

plastic. 

9982-1000253 

Desktop Ear Model, 

1.5 times enlarged 

Representation of the outer, 

middle, and inner ear. On base. 

14x10x14.7 cm; 0.35 kg 


9982-1000252 

9982-1000252 


Pressure equalisation in the middle ear 

Functional model according to Bischof. This functional model shows the 

pressure equalising mechanism of the middle ear via the auditory tube. If 

there is a change in pressure in the tympanic cavity – for example if there 

is a rapid change in altitude – the eardrum curves outwards or inwards. 

The Eustachian tube equalizes the pressure with the help of the mechanical 

swallowing process. In the model, the bulging out or denting in of the 

eardrum and the subsequent equalisation of the pressure are demonstrated. 

Delivered with replacement membrane and teachers’ manual. 

16x13x12 cm, 0.2 kg 

& D/E 

9982-1012829 

9982-1005052 

Functional Ear Model 

This model shows how the tympanic membrane, ossicles, the complex 

internal ear with the cochlea and the oscillations of the basilar hearing 

membrane operate/interact. The enclosed mirror enables operation of 

the model for the studying of various ear functions from different angles 

at the same time. One single model may be studied by several students 

simultaneously in an action oriented learning situation. Includes a four 

colour explanatory chart. 

30x20x15 cm; 1.0 kg 

E 

9982-1005052 

38 


9982-1000289 

9982-1000290 

9982-1000294 

Skin Section, 

70 times full-size 

This relief model shows a section 

through the three layers of the 

hair-covered skin of the head. 

Delivered on base it shows: 

• Representation of hair follicles 

with sebaceous glands 

• Sweat glands 

• Receptors 

• Nerves 

• Vessels 

26x33x5 cm; 1.0 kg 

L/E/D/S/F/P/J www. 

9982-1000289 

Skin Section, 

40 times full-size 

The two halves of this relief model 

show the three layers of hairy and 

hairless skin in order to make the 

differences clear. In detail with hair 

follicles, sebaceous glands, sweat 

glands, receptor, nerves and vessels. 

Delivered on base. 

24x15x3.5 cm; 0.2 kg 


9982-1000290 

3-part Skin Model 

The model consists of three individual parts on a common stand that represent 

sections of the human skin with a magnification of 80x. Anatomical 

differences of the skin sections are didactically represented in an understandable 

manner. Microanatomical representation of the papillary layer 

(e.g. localised in the palm of the hand). Microanatomical representation of 

the reticular layer (e.g. localised at the back of the hand. Longitudinal section 

through the human scalp with hair follicle and root sheath. All layers 

making up the skin and microscopic structures such as nerve, vessels and 

tactile corpuscles have been accurately and spatially realised on the models. 

34x29x15.5 cm; 2.05 kg 

L/E/D/S/F/P/J/C/R www. 

9982-1000294 

Skin 

Skin Section 

This model shows the microscopic 

structure of the skin in great detail. 

With the help of the different skin 

sections of the hairless skin (for example 

palm of hand) and the hairy 

skin (for example forearm) the different 

cell layers as well as the embedded 

sweat glands, touch receptor, 

blood vessels, nerves and a 

hair with root can be seen. Furthermore 

a nail section model on the 

base shows the nail plate, nail bed 

and the nail root. The representation 

of a hair root with all its cell 

layers completes the skin model. 

10x12.5x14 cm; 0.35 kg 


9982-1000292 

9982-1000292 

6 Different Stages of Skin Cancer Model, enlarged 8 times 

• Healthy 

• Malignant cells are found at the surface, within the epidermis 

• Malignant cells fill the epidermis, a few invade the papillary layer 

• Malignant cells fill the papillary layer 

• Malignant cells invade the reticular layer 

• Malignant cells have reached the subcutaneous faty tissue, satellite cells 

approach a vein 

In the top view, the individual stages of externally visible skin changes are 

shown, allowing for an assessment according to the “ABCDE” criteria. The 

sides of the model show the various levels of invasion into the skin layers 

according to Clark (I-V) and the tumor thickness according to Breslow (in 

mm). 5 original colour illustrations on the base show various types of 

malignant melanomas. Mounted on a base. 

14x10x11.5 cm; 0.2 kg 


9982-1000293 

9982-1000291 

Skin, Block Model, 70 times full-size 

This unique model shows a section of human skin in three dimensional 

form. Individual skin layers are differentiated, and important structures 

such as hair, sebaceous and sweat glands, receptors, nerves and vessels 

are shown in detail. Mounted on baseboard. 

44x24x23 cm; 3.6 kg 


9982-1000291 

9982-1000293 



Larynx / Lung 


9982-1000254 

Larynx, 2 times full size, 

7-part 

This medially sectioned model 

shows: 

• Larynx 

• Hyoid bone 

• Windpipe 

• Ligaments 

• Muscles 

• Vessels 

• Nerves 

• Thyroid gland 

Thyroid cartilage, 2 muscles and 

2 thyroid gland halves are removable. 

On stand. 

12x12x23 cm; 0.8 kg 


9982-1000272 

9982-1000272 

Larynx with Bronchial Tree and Transparent Lungs 

This unique model was created on the basis of computer tomography data 

of a human (male, approx. 40 years). What is special about this procedure 

is that the natural spatial 3D relationships and the reciprocal location of 

the segmental bronchi can be preserved and depicted in a realistic way. 

The larynx with hyoid bone and epiglottis and the trachea with primary 

and lobar bronchi are shown in one colour. The larynx is detachable at the 

level of the second tracheal cartilage and divisible in the median plane. 

The epiglottis is mounted flexibly. The various segmental bronchi are made 

of elastic material and detailed in various transparent colours so that they 

are easier to distinguish visually. The transparent lungs are detachable. 

19x18x37 cm; 1.3 kg 

E/D/S/F/P/I/J www. 

9982-1000275 

Nose with Paranasal Sinuses, 5-part 

This model illustrates the structure of the nose with the paranasal sinuses 

in the upper right half of a face in 1.5 times enlargement. The following 

structures can be seen from the outside, differentiated by colour 

(also visible through the removable transparent skin): 

• The outer nasal cartilages 

• The nasal, maxillary, frontal and sphenoidal sinuses 

• The opened maxillary sinus when the zygomatic arch is removed 

The following structures are shown in a median section: 

• The nasal cavity, lined with mucosa, with the nasal conchae (removable ) 

• The arteries of the mucous membrane 

• The olfactory nerves 

• The innervation of the lateral wall of the nasal cavity, the nasal conchae 

and the roof of mouth (palate) 


9982-1000254 

9982-1000275 

9982-1000271 

Larynx, 2-part 

This model shows most of the same 

features as 9982-1000272, but it is 

only divisable into two halves. 

On stand. 

9x9x14 cm; 0.15 kg 


9982-1000273 

Functional Larynx, 2.5 times 

full size 

The epiglottis, vocal cords and arytenoid 

cartilage are movable. Additionally 

representing the following 

structures: 

• Hyoid bone 

• Cricoid cartilage 

• Thyroid cartilage 

• Thyroid 

• Parathyroid glands 

On stand. 

14x14x28 cm; 0.8 kg 


9982-1000271 

9982-1000273 

40 


3B Scientific® Anatomy Video 

9982-1008493 9982-1001243 

Pulmonary Lobes 

The model shows an external pulmonary lobe with a magnification of 130x. 

The following are represented: 

• Segmental bronchus and its terminal branches (bronchioles) 

• Alveolus opened on the right side 

• Pulmonary vessels and their capillary networks 

• Branch of a bronchial artery 

• Pulmonary pleura 

• Connective tissue septum on the left side 

• Single opened alveolus with surrounding capillary network with a magnification 

of approx. 1000x on the rear side 

A graphic representation on the stand of the model shows the structure of 

the air routes in the lungs up to the alveolus. 

26x33x19 cm; 1.4 kg 

L/D/E/S/F/P/J/C/R 

9982-1008493 

9982-1000270 

Lung Model with Larynx, 

5-part 

Showing the following features: 

• Larynx 

• Trachea with bronchial tree 

• 2-part heart (removable) 

• Vena cava 

• Aorta 

• Pulmonary artery 

• Oesophagus 

• 2-part lung 

(front halves removable) 

Delivered on baseboard. 

12x28x37 cm; 1.25 kg 

L/D/E/F/S 

9982-1001243 

Lung Model with Larynx, 

7-part 

This first class model contains the 

following removable parts: 

• 2-part larynx 

• Trachea with bronchial tree 


• Subclavian artery and vein 

• Vena cava 

• Aorta 

• Pulmonary artery 


• 2-part lung 

(front halves removable) 

• Diaphragm 

On baseboard. 

31x41x12 cm; 2.2 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000270 

Lung / Heart 

9982-1010007 

9982-1000266 

Heart Model 

The 5-part heart model is a didactically prepared original reproduction of 

a real human specimen. 

• The parts of the model are fixed together with magnetic connections 

• They can be taken apart very easily 

• A true to original representation of all anatomical structures (e.g. papillary 

muscles and cardiac valves) in the atria and ventricles. 

• Colour scheme and disassembly of the heart model in a didactical manner. 

The chambers of the heart and vessels (including coronary vessels) in 

which oxygen rich blood is transported have been displayed in red. Heart 

chambers and vessels which contain blood low in oxygen have been reproduced 

in blue. 

13x19 cm; 0.6 kg 

L/E/D/S/F/P/I/J/C/R 

9982-1010007 

w w w. 3 b s c i e n t i f i c 

. c o m 

Classic Heart with Conducting 

System, 2-part 


however, this transparent model 

also displays the complete conducting 

system, which is represented in 

colour. Delivered on removable 

stand. 

19x12x12 cm; 0.2 kg 

9982-1000266 

9982-1000264 

Classic Heart, 2-part 

Highly detailed 2-part heart at a 

price you will love. The front heart 

wall is detachable to reveal the 

chambers and valves inside. Just 

slightly smaller than life size with 

exquisite detail throughout. 

On stand. 

19x12x12 cm; 0.3 kg 


9982-1000264 



9982-1000269 

9982-1000267 

9982-1000279 

Heart / Circulatory System 

Heart with Oesophagus and 

Trachea, 2 times life size, 

5-part 

Same features as 9982-1000268. 

Additionally depicts the upper section 

of the oesophagus, the upper 

bronchi and the ascending aorta. 

The front heart wall and the atrium 

walls can be removed. Delivered on 

removable stand. 

32x18x18 cm 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000269 

Heart Model, 2-part 

This model shows the anatomy of 

the human heart with ventricles, 

atriums, valves, veins, and the aorta 

in great detail. The front heart wall 

is removable to view the chambers 

and internal structures. Delivered 

on removable stand. 

22x12x12 cm; 0.35 kg 


9982-1000267 

3B MICROanatomy Artery and Vein 

The model shows a medium sized muscular artery with two adjacent veins 

from the antebrachial area with adjoining fat tissue and muscle enlarged 

14 times. The model illustrates the reciprocal anatomical relationship of 

artery and vein and the basic functional techniques of the venous valves 

(“valve function” and “muscle pump”). The left vein and the middle artery 

are fenestrated in the upper anterior segment, revealing the various layers 

of the wall structure in a cross and longitudinal section and in top view. 

The right vein is opened throughout in the anterior segment, revealing the 

orifice of a feeder vein and two venous valves, i.e. “flap valves” formed by 

a duplication of the tunica intima. On the rear of the model, the relief of 

two veins is shown to illustrate the functional aspect of the venous valves. 

Supplied on base. 

26x19x18.5 cm; 0.9 kg 

L/D/E/S/F/P/I/J 

9982-1000279 


9982-1005045 

9982-1000277 

Functional Heart and Circulatory System 

This amazing working model will bring your lecture to life! A complete 

schematic model of the human circulatory system with “blood” (coloured 

water) that flows through transparent veins, arteries, capillaries and heart 

chambers. This model’s special design portrays venous blood, a deep reddish 

purple and arterial blood, a bright red to give visual reinforcement to 

the oxygenation and deoxygenation of haemoglobin as it travels the body’s 

vascular network. Mounted on a baseboard with support legs and supplied 

with teacher’s guide, red dye and syringe for refilling the system. 

36x16x38 cm; 1.5 kg 

E 

9982-1005045 

Hypertension Model, 7-part 

This model shows the harmful effects of hypertension on the most susceptible 

organs. It consists of scaled down depictions of: Brain, Eye, 2-part 

heart, 2-part kidney, an enlarged artery. 

34.5x11.5x11.5 cm; 0.9 kg 

E www. 

9982-1000277 

9982-1013002 

Arteriosclerosis Model, with 

Cross Section of Artery, 2-part 

With the help of this model doctors 

can explain changes in the blood 

vessels due to arteriosclerosis. A 

horizontally dissected artery fork 

is depicted with arteriosclerotic 

changes in four different stages, 

from slightly sedimented to a completely 

clogged vessel. On stand. 

15 cm; 0.2 kg 

9982-1000278 

Venous Valves in Operation 

According to Bischof 

Venous valves ensure that the 

blood in the veins flows back to 

the heart against gravity despite 

the low pressure. If the blood flows 

“backwards”, the valves close the 

veins like check valves. This mechanism 

can be demonstrated wonderfully 

using our model made of 

transparent acrylic; the “venous 

valves” open just like the vascular 

system of vertebrates. Only the 

blood flow is not shown. Instead, 

the model demonstrates this with 

a stream of air. You will be able to 

show your pupils the blood flow 

with opened valves, and the 

mounting backlog when the valves 

are closed. 

31x3x3 cm, 0.07 kg 

9982-1013002 

9982-1000278 

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9982-1000313 

9982-1000302 

9982-1000303 

Stomach, 3-part 


additionally displaying the removable 

duodenum and pancreas. 

Supplied on stand. 

25x22x12 cm; 0.8 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000303 

Stomach, 2-part 

The model shows the different and 

individual layers of the stomach 

wall. The front half of the stomach 

is removable. Depicted are: 

• The lower oesophagus 

• Vessels 

• Nerves 

Supplied on stand. 

25x22x12 cm; 0.6 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000302 

Liver with Gall Bladder 

• 4 lobes with gall bladder 

• Extrahepatic ducts 

• Hilus vessels 

On removable stand. 

18x18x12 cm; 0.5 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000313 

Digestive System 

9982-1000307 

3B MICROanatomy Liver 

This 2-part model shows a highly 

magnified diagrammatic view of a 

section of the liver. The left part of 

the model shows a section of the 

liver that comprises several lobules. 

The right part of the model is 

a highly magnified view of the sectioned 

lobule on the left. 

15x26x18.5 cm; 0.7 kg 


9982-1000312 

Digestive System, 3-part 

Life size model which accurately 

represents the entire digestive 

system in relief format. 

Features: 

• Nose 

• Mouth cavity and Pharynx 


• GI tract 


• Pancreas 

• Spleen 

The duodenum, caecum and rectum 

are opened. The transverse 

colon and front stomach wall are 

removable. Mounted on baseboard. 

81x33x10 cm; 4.4 kg 


9982-1000307 

Liver with Gall Bladder, Pancreas and Duodenum 

This excellent relief model shows the liver with: 

• Ducts 

• Gall bladder 

• Pancreas 

• Duodenum 

• Vessels 

• Extra hepatic ducts with gall bladder 

• Main pancreatic duct and their orifices 

On baseboard. 

4x20x18 cm; 0.8 kg 


9982-1008550 

9982-1000311 

9982-1008550 

3B MICROanatomy Digestive System 

The model illustrates the structure of the fine tissues of four characteristic 

sections of the digestive system: oesophagus, stomach, small intestine, 

large intestine. The front of the model, from top to bottom, shows a magnified 

view in histological section of the individual sections of the digestive 

system and their fine tissue structures.On the back of the model, highly 

magnified views of didactically interesting areas of each of the digestive 

system sections shown on the front are emphasized. 

29.5x26x18.5 cm; 1.5 kg 


9982-1000311 


9982-1000312 


9982-1000300 

9982-1000308 

9982-1000309 

9982-1000310 

Urinary System 

Kidneys with Vessels, 2-part 

This model shows the kidneys with 

suprarenal glands, the outgoing 

ureters, the renal vessels and the 

large vessels situated close to the 

kidneys in natural size. The front 

half of the right kidney can be removed 

to reveal the renal pelvis, 

the renal calices, the renal cortex 

and the renal medulla. 

On stand. 

21x18x28 cm; 1.0 kg 

L/E/D/F 

9982-1000308 

Rear Organs of the Upper 

Abdomen 

The model shows the duodenum 

(partially opened), gall bladder and 

bile ducts (opened), the pancreas 

(revealing large ducts), the spleen 

and the surrounding vessels in 

natural size. On stand. 

23x12x20 cm; 0.55 kg 

9982-1000309 

Kidneys with Rear Organs of 

the Upper Abdomen, 3-part 

This model combines models 9982- 

1000308 and 9982-1000309. The 

upper abdominal organs are attached 

in their natural positions 

and may be separated from the 

kidneys. On stand. 

24x18x29 cm; 1.4 kg 

9982-1000310 

Kidney with Adrenal Gland, 

2-part 

This model shows: 

• Kidney with adrenal gland 

• Renal and adrenal vessels 

• Upper portion of ureter 

The front half of the kidney is removable 

to enable demonstration 

of cortex medulla and vessels as 

well as renal pelvis. On stand. 

20x12x12 cm; 0.9 kg 

L/D/E/F/S/P/I/J/R/C www. 

9982-1000300 

9982-1000296 

9982-1000297 9982-1000298 

9982-1000299 9982-1000317 9982-1008551 


Kidney Section, Nephrons, 

Blood Vessels and Renal 

Corpuscle 

A complete series of 3 models 

(9982-1000296, 9982-1000297 and 

9982-1000298) for studying the 

kidney and its different structures 

in great detail. Delivered on baseboard. 

29x52x9 cm; 2.8 kg 


9982-1000299 

Kidney Section, 

3 times full size 

Longitudinal section of the right 

kidney. On baseboard. 

33x20x10 cm; 1.0 kg 


9982-1000296 

Nephrons and Blood Vessels, 

120 times full size 

On baseboard. 

26x19x5 cm; 0.7 kg 


9982-1000297 

Malpighian Corpuscle of 

Kidney, 700 times full size 

On baseboard. 

26x19x8 cm; 0.7 kg 


9982-1000298 

Dual Sex Urinary System, 

6-part 

• Structures of retroperitoneal cavity 

• Large and small pelvis with bones 

and muscles 

• Inferior vena cava 

• Aorta with its branches including 

iliacal vessels 

• Upper urinary tract 

• Rectum 

• Kidney with adrenal gland. 

One front half of a kidney is removable. 

With easy to change male 

insert (bladder and prostate, front 

and rear half) and female insert 

(bladder, womb and ovaries, 2 lateral 

halves). Parts are numbered. 

On baseboard. 

41x31x15 cm; 2.3 kg 

L/E/D/S/F/P/I/J/R/C www. 

9982-1000317 

Urinary System, male, 

3/4 times full size 

• Inferior vena cava 

• Renal veins 

• Aorta with its branches 

• Iliacal vessels 

• Ureter 

• Urinary bladder 

• Prostate 

• Adrenal gland 

• Rectum 

• Musculature 

The right kidney is opened. 

10x18x26 cm; 1.0 kg 

L/D/E/F/S 

9982-1000317 

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9982-1000331 

3B Scientific® Pregnancy Series, 5 Models 

The series consists of 9982-1000322, 9982-1000323, 9982-1000324, 9982- 

1000326 and 9982-1000329 with embryo or foetus to show the most important 

stages of development of. All models are mounted together on a 

base. 

13x41x31 cm; 2.1 kg 

L/D/E/F/P/S/J www. 

9982-1000331 

9982-1000333 

Pregnancy Pelvis, 3-part 

Representation of a median section through the female pelvis during the 

40th week of pregnancy with a removable foetus. A model to study the 

normal position of child before birth. An uterus with embryo in 3rd month 

of pregnancy is mounted on base for added detail. 

38x25x40 cm; 3.8 kg 

L/D/E/F 

9982-1000333 

Reproduction and Development 

9982-1000322 

9982-1000323 

3B Scientific® Pregnancy Series 

Our most popular series includes 

8 models to show all the stages of 

development. 

12x12x19 cm; 3.2 kg 


9982-1000321 

1st Month Embryo 

0.2 kg 

9982-1000322 

2nd Month Embryo 

0.3 kg 

9982-1000323 

9982-1000324 

9982-1000326 

9982-1000321 

3rd Month Embryo 

0.3 kg 

9982-1000324 

4th Month Foetus, 

transverse lie 

0.4 kg 

9982-1000325 


breech position 

0.4 kg 

9982-1000326 

9982-1000325 

9982-1000327 

9982-1000328 


transverse lie 

0.4 kg 

9982-1000327 

9982-1000329 

5th Month Twin Foetuses, 

normal position 

0.6 kg 

9982-1000328 

7th Month Foetus 

15x32x27 cm; 0.6 kg 

9982-1000329 

9982-1000332 

Embryo, 25 times life size 

Showing embryo approx. 4 weeks 

old. 

12x12x23 cm; 0.3 kg 


9982-1000332 

Deluxe 3B Scientific® 

Pregnancy Series, 9 Models 

All models from our 9982-1000327 

plus the Embryo 9982-1000332. 

12x12x19 cm – 15x32x27 cm 


9982-1000330 



9982-1001257 

9982-1001256 

Reproduction and Development 

Embryonic Development in 12 stages 

The model represents the development of the human germ cells from fertilisation 

until the end of the 2nd month of pregnancy in 12 stages. Each 

stage can be removed from the common stand as an individual part and 

can be remove used for teaching and tests for the embryological specialist 

field. 

• Ovum at time of fertilisation (conception) with male gamete (sperm) 

• Zygote at 2-cell stage, approx. 30 hours after fertilisation 

• Zygote at 4-cell stage, after around 40-50 hours 

• Zygote at 8-cell stage, after around 55 hours 

• Morula 

• Blastocyst after around 4, 5 and 8-9 days 

• Germ cells at approx. 11th day and approx. 20th day 

• Embryo at around the end of the 1st and 2nd month of pregnancy 

65x6x34.5 cm; 1.55 kg 

L/E/D/S/F/P/I/J/R/C 

9982-1001257 

Embryonic Development, 12 stages 

• Ovule shortly after fertilization 

• Two cell stage 

• Four cell stage 

• Seven cell stage 

• Morula stage 

• Blastocyst with trophoblast and embryoblast 

• Blastocyst with early formation 

of embryo process 

• Blastocyst with start of implantation 

• Embryo (approx. 12th day) 



• Embryo (approx. 2nd month) 

The first 8 models are enlarged approx. 4,000 times, the other 4 models 

are enlarged approx. 4-5 times. The first 8 stages can be removed from 

the baseboard for closer study. Delivered in storage carton. 

12x59x41 cm; 3.35 kg 

L/D/E/F/S 

9982-1001256 


9982-1000320 

Stages of Fertilisation and Development of the Embryo, 

2 times magnified 

The model illustrates schematically how the ovum matures, how ovulation 

and fertilisation occur and how the fertilised ovum develops to the stage 

where it embeds itself in the uterine wall to begin the growth 

into an embryo. The various stages are shown in larger-thanlife 

model form in ovary, fallopian tube. An even more 

enlarged illustration of each is also printed on the base. 


35x21x20 cm, 1.2 kg 

L/D/E/S/P/I/J www. 

9982-1000320 

9982-1001259 

Labour Stages Model 

Same as 9982-1001258, but reduced in size to 50%. Supplied on baseboard. 

40x31x13 cm; 1.4 kg 

9982-1001259 

Embryo Development, 

12 stages 

With the common frog as an example 

(Rana temporaria), the different 

stages of the embryo development 

are shown 30 times magnified. 

9982-1002501 

9982-1002501 

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New Anthropological Skulls from 3B Scientific 

These models are finest castings produced from scientifically made copies of specimens featured in the collection at the Institute 

of Anthropology and Human Genetics for Biologists at the Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe University, Frankfurt/Main, Germany. 

This means that all the details are reproduced absolutely accurately. The unique replicas are enhanced by being displayed on 

a pedestal that contains a relief map* of the geographical area where the specimen was found. 

Anthropological Skull – 

Sinanthropus 

This skull is an accurate casting 

of a Sinanthropus skull reconstructed 

by Weinert and modelled 

from drawings by Black 

and Weidenreich after all the 

original bone specimens had 

been lost. Sinanthropus belongs 

to the genus Homo erectus pekinensis 

(Sinanthropus pekinensis) and 

can be seen as a typical example of 

early man. Discovered at: Zhoukoudian 

40 km south west of Peking; Discovery: 

1929-1936; Age: 400,000 years. 

21x14.5x21.5 cm; 0.9 kg 

& L/D/E/F/P/S/I/J 

9982-1001293 


La Chapelle-aux-Saints 

Cast from a reconstruction of the 

La Chapelle-aux-Saints skull, the 

model skull is an accurate copy 

of one belonging to a 50-55 year 

old male Neanderthal from ancient 

Europe of the species des 

Homo (sapiens) neanderthalensis. 

Early man. Discovered at: southern 

France Discovery: 1908; Age: Approximately 

35,000 to 45,000 years. 

22x16x22.5 cm; 0.9 kg 


9982-1001294 

Phylogenetics 

Anthropological Skull – Crô-Magnon 

This wonderful casting is a reconstruction 

of an early hominid called Crô- 

Magnon man. The age of the original 

is dated to be 20,000 to 30,000 years 

old. The skull itself belonged to an 

early modern man of the species 

Homo sapiens sapiens from the 

ice age of the neo-Palaeolithic 

era. Early man (neo-Palaeolithic). 

Discovered at: a cave in Vézèretal/ 

southern France; Discovery: 1868; 

Age: 20,000 to 30,000 years. 

21.5x15x24.5 cm; 0.9 kg 


9982-1001295 

Anthropological Skull – Steinheim 

This Steinheim model is a detailed casting 

from Berkhemer’s reconstruction (1936, 

skull with no jawbone). The original of 

this skull from a forerunner of Neanderthal 

man was a Homo (sapiens) 

steinheimensis aged between 

about 25 and 35 and was discovered 

in a gravel in Steinheim, 

southern Germany, in 1933. Forerunner 

of a Neanderthal man or 

an ancient Homo sapiens. Discovered 

at: a gravel pit near Steinheim 

an der Mur, Germany; Discovery: 1933; 

Age: approximately 250,000 years. 

19x12.5x21.5 cm; 0.7 kg 


9982-1001296 


Broken Hill or Kabwe 

An accurate casting of a skull reconstructed from 

an original that was discovered in an iron 

ore working at Broken Hill, in northwest 

Rhodesia (modern-day Kabwe in 

Zambia). It is an example of the 

early man, Homo sapiens rhodesiensis 

or a Homo erectus rhodesiensis, 

and indications exist to 

point to both these classifications. 

For this reason, there is also a 

wide range in the estimates of the 

specimen’s age based on differing 

scientific assumptions. An early example 

of an ancient Homo sapiens (as 

classified by Henke and Rothe 1994) 

or a Homo erectus rhodesiensis. Discovered 

at: a cave in an ore working at 

Broken Hill, modern-day Kabwe in Zambia. 

Discovery: 1921. Age: probably 

150,000 to 300,000 years old. Previous 

estimates were of 40,000 to 60,000 years. 

21x15.5x23.5 cm; 0.8 kg 


9982-1001297 


KNM-ER 406, Omo L. 7a-125 

This model is a high-quality casting of a reconstruction of the Kalvarium 

skull (KMN-ER 406) with a partial mandible (Omo L. 

7a-125). The Kalvarium skull is approx. 

1.7 million years old and was discovered 

at Lake Rudolph (now called Lake 

Turkana) in 1970. The partial mandible 

comes from a different dig 

but is clearly from the same species. 

The classification of the 

species has not yet been indisputably 

clarified. Discussions continue 

as to whether the specimen is an Australopithecus 

boisei or a Paranthropus 

boisei. Example of a pre- human hominid. 

Discovered at: Lake Turkana, formerly 

Lake Rudolph; Discovery: 1970; 

Age: about 1.7 million years. 

18x18x22.5 cm; 0.8 kg 


9982-1001298 

*Example detail of base 



Zoological Models Plastinated Slices 

Plastinated Slices 

Cross sections of real specimens provide insight into the perfect interplay between the systems and structures of the human body. 

Embracing everything from an aesthetic overview to the finest detail, every single plastinate reveals an unaltered and credible 

basic understanding of life science and anatomical contexts. 

The “Tissue Tracing Technique” allows us to view complex anatomical structures and provides a completely new understanding 

of fundamental functional interconnections. High-grade plastic materials, each with a defined refraction index adapted to the 

respective tissue, are applied to penetrate the tissue, making it transparent. 

To ensure practically unlimited durability, the plastinated slices are cast between acrylic protection layers. Each acrylic layer is 

10 mm thick and protects the plastinate against UV rays, scratches and other damage. 

Customized items are available upon request. 

9982-1005381 

9982-1005385 

9982-1005973 

Monarch – Danaus genutia (Cramer) 

Monarchs are the only butterflies that migrate. They fly south each autumn 

and return north in spring when the weather is warmer. This is why they 

are also called “wanderers”. A monarch butterfly has large, colourful wings 

and small front legs. Its wingspan is about 10 cm across. Monarchs are 

brown or orange-brown, with black and white markings. These Real Monarch 

Butterfly specimens (10 cm) are encased in a clear circular acrylic. 

Supplied with storage box. 

100x25 mm; 150 g 

9982-1005973 

9982-1005384 

9982-1000525 

Castor Bean Tick 

(Ixodes ricinus) 

Accurately detailed replica of the 

castor bean tick; scale: 25:1. 

12x12x2 cm; 0.035 kg 

9982-1000525 

9982-1005382 

Plastinated Slices – 

Horse’s Hoof 

9982-1005381 


Pig’s Foot 

9982-1005382 


Chick 

9982-1005383 


Fish 

9982-1005384 


Rat 

9982-1005385 

9982-1005383 

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Case with 27 Different Embedded Specimens 

This high quality set is an excellent substitute for original living specimens. 

The natural appearance, shimmering colours and lifelike 3D view makes 

working with these unique and inexpensive specimens a fascinating experience 

for your students. These fine specimens are not generally hunted or 

caught by us, but originate from legal breeding or pest control sources. 

Each specimen is prepared with great care before encasement in a high 

quality transparent acrylic block. Teaching can hardly get more fascinating 

and true-to-life! 

Common Name 

Scientific Name 

1. Chafer Beetle Anomala Cuprea Hope 

2. Lady bug Synonycha grandis (Thunberg) 

3. Mole Cricket Gryllotalpa orientalis Burmeister 

4. Praying Mantis Hierodula petellifera (Serville) 

5. Paper Wasp Polistes olivaceus (De Geer) 

6. Honey bee Apis cerana 

7. Ant Pheidologeton latinodus Zhou et Zeng 

8. Dung beetle Catharsius molossus (Linnaeus) 

9. Rhinoceros beetles Xylotrupes Gideon (Linnaeus) 

10. Monarch Danaus genutia (Cramer) 

11. Long-horned Beetle Anoplophora chinensis (Forster) 

12. Cicada Cryptotympana atrata (Fabricius) 

13. Shield bug Eusthennes cupreus (Westwood) 

14. Wespspin Spider Argiope bruennichii (Scopoli) 

15. Dragonfly Brachythemis contaminata 

16. Cricket Teleogryllus emma 

(Ohmachi et Mastsumura) 

17. Cockroach Periplaneta australasiae (Fabricius) 

18. Scorpion Urodacus novae-hollandiae 

19. Centipede Scolopendra 

20. Walking stick Diapheromera femorata 

21. Onion Fly Delia antiqua Meigen 

22. Chinese shrimp Penaeus chinensis (Osbeck) 

23. Silkworm Bombyx mandarina moore 

24. Crab Nectocarcinus intigrifrons 

25. Star fish Asterias amurensis Lutken 

26. Grasshopper Catantops splendens 

27. Stag beetle Odontolabis cuvera fallaciosa 

42x33x8cm; 5 kg 

9982-1005970 

9982-1005970 

Plastinated Slices 

The Life of the Honeybee – Apis cerana 

These vividly illustrative embedded specimens give your students an 

excellent insight into the world of the honeybee. Included are high quality 

specimens of 1. Egg, 2. Larva, 3. Pupa, 4 Adult (Worker), 5 Adult (Drone), 

6. Adult (Queen), 7. The Base of Nest, 8. Worker Comb, 9. Queen Comb, 

10. Bee Pollen, 11. Honey, 12. Wax. 

165x80x25 mm; 150 g 

9982-1005971 

9982-1005971 

Fish Skeleton – African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus) 

On wooden base. 70x30x30 cm; 6 kg 

9982-1002564 

9982-1002564 

Fish Skeleton – Carp (Cyprinus carpio) 

In showcase. 70x30x54 cm; 4 kg 

9982-1002533 

9982-1002533 

Zoological Models 


The following 3B Scientific® Products depict common amphibians and reptiles in their natural size and are great supporting aids 

for an exciting Biology lesson. Each is modelled and detailed as if moving through their natural habitat. The smallest details of 

marking and colouration allows students to recognize the characteristics of the different species on these amazingly realistic 

works of art. Unless otherwise stated, all models are mounted on a nature like base. 

hand-painted 

true to nature! 

Zoological Models Vertebrates: Amphibians & Reptiles 

Tree Frog, male 

(Hyla arborea) 

9982-1001268 

Moor Frog 

(Rana arvalis) 

9982-1001272 

Common Frog, male 

(Rana temporaria) 

9982-1001270 

Edible Frog, male 

(Rana esculenta) 

9982-1001273 

Tree Frog, female 

(Hyla arborea) 

9982-1001269 

Fire-Bellied Toad 

(Bombina bombina) 

9982-1001284 

Common Frog, female 

(Rana temporaria) 

9982-1001271 

Edible Frog, female 

(Rana esculenta) 

9982-1001274 

Common Spadefoot Toad, 

male (Pelobates fuscus) 

9982-1001279 

Common Toad, male 

(Bufo bufo) 

9982-1001277 

Green Toad, male 

(Bufo viridis) 

9982-1001281 

Natterjack Toad 

(Bufo calamita) 

9982-1001283 

Common Spadefoot Toad, 

female (Pelobates fuscus) 

9982-1001280 

Common Toad, female 

(Bufo bufo) 

9982-1001278 

Green Toad, female 

(Bufo viridis) 

9982-1001282 

Agile Frog 

(Rana dalmatina) 

9982-1001276 


Midwife Toad 

(Alytes obstetricans) 

9982-1001275 

Sun Lizard, male 

(Lacerta agilis) 

9982-1001287 

Fire Salamander 

(Salamandra salamandra) 

9982-1001267 

Viviparous Lizard 

(Lacerta vivpara) 

9982-1001286 

Sun Lizard, female 

(Lacerta agilis) 

9982-1001288 

Vertebrates: Amphibians & Reptiles 

Slow Worm (Anguis fragilis) 

9982-1001285 

Smooth Snake 

(Coronella austriaca) 

9982-1001292 

Grass Snake 

(Natrix natrix) 

9982-1001289 

Common Viper or Adder 

(Vipera berus) 

9982-1001290 

Dice Snake 

(Natrix tesselata) 

9982-1001291 



Unless otherwise stated all animal skeletons are constructed from natural bones. The individual bones of the animal skeletons are 

sturdily mounted and durable. Some animal skeletons have flexibly mounted joints and thus all natural postures can be seen and 

demonstrated. 

All animal skeletons have been obtained legally and may occasionally require longer delivery times due to supply and demand. 

Zoological Models Vertebrates: Birds 

Chicken Skeleton 

(Gallus gallus) 

In showcase. 

9982-1002534 

9982-1002566 

9982-1002534 

Dove Skeleton and Stuffed 

Dove (Columba palumbus) 

In showcase. 

9982-1002566 

9982-1002557 

9982-1002535 

Wing and Feathers of a Dove (Columba palumbus) 

In showcase, labelling in English. 

9982-1002557 

9982-1002558 

Dove Skeleton 

(Columba palumbus) 

In showcase. 

32,5x31,5x32,5 cm; 2 kg 

9982-1002535 

9982-1002562 

Duck Skeleton 

(Anas platyrhynchos) 

In showcase. 

9982-1002558 

Pheasant Skeleton (Phasianus colchicus) 

Flexibly mounted, in showcase. 

9982-1002562 

9982-1002563 

Domestic Goose 

(Anser anser) 

Flexibly mounted, on wooden base. 

9982-1002557 

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9982-1002565 

Rat Skull (Rattus rattus) 

9982-1002552 

Hare Skull (Lepus europaeus) 

Flexibly mounted. 

9982-1002546 

9982-1002552 

9982-1002546 

Mouse Skeleton and Stuffed Mouse 

In showcase. 

9982-1002565 

Mammals: Rodents 

9982-1002536 

Rat Skeleton (Rattus rattus) 

In showcase. 

9982-1002565 

9982-1002538 

Types of Animal Teeth 

This series shows the different types of teeth of cows (ruminant), pigs, dogs, 

cats (terrestrial carnivores), rabbits, rats (rodents). 

Hare Skeleton (Lepus europaeus) 

In showcase. 

9982-1002536 

1. Pig: Incisors 

2. Pig: Canine teeth 

3. Pig: Molars 

4. Cow: Incisors 

5. Cow: Molars 

6. Hare: Incisors 

7. Rat: Incisors 

8. Hare: Molars 

9. Rat: Molars 

10. Cat: Incisors 

11. Dog: Incisors 

12. Cat: Canine teeth 

13. Dog: Canine teeth 

14. Cat: Molars 

15. Dog: Molars 

9982-1002554 

9982-1002551 

5 

4 

9982-1002554 

1 

2 

Mammal Feet 

This series graphically shows the different types of mammalian feet. Consisting 

of foot skeletons of: horse or cow, pig and sheep with separately 

mounted hooves as well as leg skeletons with shoulder blade of: cat, hare 

and dog. Mounted on a wooden base. Please note that the leg may be supplied 

without the scapula bone. 

72x44x60 cm; 7 kg 

9982-1002551 

15 

11 

6 

8 

13 

3 

10 12 

14 

7 


...going one step further 53 

9

9982-1005104 

Zoological Models Mammals: Odd-toed/Even-toed Ungulates / Primates 

Dog Skull 

(Canis domesticus) 

Medium sized dog skull, cast from 

nature, with removable lower jaw. 

Made of unbreakable plastic. 

9982-1005104 

Dog Leg (Canis domesticus) 

Please note that the dog leg may 

be supplied without the scapula 

bone. 

9982-1002556 

9982-1002550 

Horse Foot (Equus caballus) 

9982-1002550 

Pig Foot (Sus scrofa) 

Not shown. 

9982-1002549 

Dog Skeleton 


On wooden base. 

9982-1002537 

Dog Skeleton 


Flexibly mounted, on wooden base, 

not shown. 

9982-1002561 

9982-1002553 

Dog Skull (Canis domesticus) 


9982-1002548 

Cow Foot (Bos taurus) 

9982-1002555 

9982-1002555 

Cow Skeleton (Bos taurus) 

On wooden base, not shown. 

9982-1002539 

Cat Skeleton (Felis catus) 


9982-1002553 

9982-1002547 

9982-1002556 

Pig Skull (Sus scrofa) 


9982-1002543 

9982-1002548 

9982-1002537 

Cat Skeleton (Felis catus) 

Flexibly mounted, in showcase, 

not shown. 

9982-1002560 

Cat Skull (Felis catus) 


9982-1002547 

Cow Skull (Bos taurus) 

Please note that the cow skull may 

be supplied without the horns. 

9982-1002542 

9982-1002542 

54 

9982-1002543 


Horse Skeleton 

(Equus caballus) 

9982-1002541 

Horse Skull 

(Equus caballus) 

Delivery time on demand. 

9982-1002544 

Sheep Skeleton (Ovis aries) 


9982-1002559 

9982-1002559 

9982-1002541 

9982-1002545 

Sheep Skull (Ovis aries) 


9982-1002545 

Pig Skeleton (Sus scrofa) 


9982-1002540 

9982-1002544 

Sheep Skull (Ovis aries) 

Fully developed sheep skull, cast 

from nature, with removable lower 

jaw. Made of unbreakable plastic. 

& E 

9982-1005105 

Mammals: Predators, Odd-toed/Even-toed Ungulates 

9982-1005105 

9982-1002540 

Orang-Outang Skull 

(Pongopygmaeus), male 

This model was cast from a replica 

of the original skull from the 

Senckenberg Research Institute and 

Natural History Museum in Frankfurt/Main. 

22x16x18 cm; 0.6 kg 

9982-1001300 

Chimpanzee Skull 

(Pantroglodytes), female 

This model was cast from an original 

from the Collection of the 

Johann Wolfgang Goethe University 

of Frankfurt am Main, Institute of 

Anthropology and Human Genetics 

for Biologists. 

17x11.5x14 cm; 0.5 kg 

9982-1001299 

Gorilla Skull 

(Gorilla gorilla), male 

Cast from nature, with movable 

lower jaw. 

26x16.5x19.5 cm; 0.8 kg 

9982-1001301 


9982-1001300 

9982-1001299 9982-1001301 


Monocotyledonous Plants 

The family of monocotyledonous plants includes grasses, orchids, lily plants and palms. There are more than 66,000 different species 

worldwide. 

Grasses 

The narrow, sharp and parallel running leaves are typical of the germineae 

genus. The air pollinated and generally androgynous flowers 

are arranged in heads. 

Lily Grasses (Liliaceae) 

Lilly grasses are characterized by bulbs and their large, funnel shaped 

flowers. 

Botanical Models Morphology 

9982-1002511 

Dicotyledonous Plants 

Wheat (Triticum aestivum) 

Model of a spicule magnified 

15 times, with removable and 

dissectible single flower. 

52 cm; 0.8 kg 

9982-1002511 

9982-1005541 

9982-1002512 

Tulip (Tulipa gesneriana) 

The section of stamen and pistils is 

removable, 3 times magnification. 

51 cm; 0.4 kg 

9982-1002512 

The family of dicotyledonous plants includes the majority of angiosperms and all woody plants. There are more than 174,000 species 

world-wide. 

Dicotyledonous Flower 

The pollination of the angiosperms can be taught using this magnified 

model of an idealized flower with, torus, ovary, and style. 

Removable are: 

• 3 petals 

• 4 sepals 

• 4 filaments 

2 anthers and the ovary 

are cut partly to 

show the inner 

structures. 6 pollen 

grains that are mounted 

on the style can be 

easily identified. 

& E 

9982-1005541 

Composite Flowers (Asteroideae) 

Typical of the asteroideae species is the torus mostly featuring many 

single flowers, which are surrounded by a mutual involucre. Asteroideaes 

are often useful or medicinal plants. 

Sunflower 

(Helianthus annuus) 

The model shows the inner tubular 

corolla magnified 10 times and the 

outer ray flower magnified 3 times. 

The tubular corolla can be dissected 

into 2 halves. 24 cm; 0.5 kg 

& E/D/H 

9982-1002515 

9982-1002515 

56 


9982-1000532 

Morphology 

Dandelion (Taraxum officinale) 

These models show: 

• The inflorescence at 10 times magnification 

• One seed with flight organ 

• One single flower 

& E/D/S/F/P/I/J 

9982-1000532 

Genuine Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) 

Model of the inflorescence (10x lifesize) with a single tubular floret (approx. 

50x lifesize). 

23x25x30 cm 

9982-1000533 

9982-1000533 

Labiates (Lamiaceae) 

The four sided stalks and the lip shaped flowers are characteristic 

of the labiates species. Labiates often are spice, perfume or medicinal 

flowers. 

Meadow Clary (Salvia pratensis) 

This model shows the detailed structure of a single flower with its pollination 

mechanism (magnified approx. 15 times). For purposes of better illustration, 

it is possible to detach the detailed model into four components. 

The typical barrier mechanism can be moved mechanically. 

18x28x30 cm 

9982-1000534 

9982-1000534 

Botanical Models 


Fabaceae (Papilionaceae) 

The name of the papilionaceae species is attributed to their butterfly 

shaped corolla. The corolla consists of petals, 2 wings and the keel 

comes from two petals which have grown together. 

Crowfoot Plants (Ranunculaceae) 

The crowfoot species includes many herbs. The flowers are often 

yellow. 

Botanical Models Morphology 

Pea 

(Pisum sativum) 

This model shows the detailed 

structure of a single flower with 

its pollination mechanism (magnified 

approx. 8-fold). For purposes 

of better illustration, it is possible 

to detach the detailed model 

into 12 components. In addition, 

the cross-section of a ripe pea pod 

(magnified 8-fold) is depicted on 

the base of the model. 

9982-1000535 

9982-1000535 

Cruciferous Plants (Capparaceae) 

The cruciferous plants species have earned their name because of the 

grape shaped flowers with 4 cross shaped sepals and petals. The fruit 

is often a silique. 

Oilseed Rape 

(Brassica 

napus ssp. oleifera) 

This model of a single 

flower (magnified 

12 times) shows the 

typical structure of a crucifer 

in every detail. In addition, the 

cross-section of a ripe rape pod 

(magnified 3 times) is depicted on 

the base of the model. 

18x18x36 cm 

9982-1000531 

9982-1002514 

9982-1000531 

Wild Rape (Sinapis arvenis) 

Model at 12 times magnification. 

The 2-part carpel area can be taken 

out for detailed study. 

35 cm; 0.3 kg 

9982-1002514 

Celandine 

(Ficaria verna) 

Magnified 10 times. 

39 cm; 0.4 kg 

9982-1002518 

9982-1002518 

Primrose Plants (Primulaceae) 

Hardies featuring rosette like, ground petals, a leafless stalk and umbel 

like flowers are typical of primrose species. The sepals and petals 

are partly grown together. 

Primrose (Primula veris) 

This model shows the complete flower and a longitudinal section. 

39 cm; 1.2 kg 

9982-1002510 

9982-1002510 

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Woody Plants (Hamamelididae) and Rose Plants (Rosaceae) 

The species of woody plants and rose plants include trees, bushes and hardies. The rosaceae species are subdivided into 4 subfamilies: Spiraeoideae, 

Rosoideae, Maloideae (pomaceous fruit, e.g. apple) and Prunoideae (stone fruits, e.g. cherry). The flowers mostly feature a pentameric perianth and 

numerous stamen. 

Morphology 

9982-1000530 9982-1002517 

Cherry Blossom with Fruit (Prunus Avium) 

This model shows the blossom of the sweet cherry (3-parts) enlarged 7 times 

as well as a cherry fruit enlarged 3 times. The cherry blossom can be split 

into two halves to reveal the removable ovary with style and stigma. 

32.5 cm; 0.6 kg 

& E/D 

9982-1000530 

Apple Flower (Malus pumila) 

Model at 5 times magnification showing sepals, petals, carpels and stamen. 

40 cm; 0.4 kg 

9982-1002517 

Solanum (Solanaceae) 

The solanum species usually features large, bell-shaped flowers in 

different colours. 

Oak Tree Stem (Quercus robur) 

This model shows male and female flowers at 25 times magnification, the 

section of stamen and pistils is removable. 

30 cm; 1.2 kg 

9982-1002513 

9982-1002513 

Potato Flower 

(Solanum tuberosum) 

8 times magnified. The part that 

features petals and stamen can be 

removed for a detailed view of the 

carpel. 

39 cm; 0.25 kg 

9982-1002516 

9982-1002516 

Botanical Models 


Relief Model of Leaf Structure 

Representation of the histological 

structure of a leaf (Ligustrum), 

magnified 500 times. 

6.5x24x26 cm; 1.4 kg 

& E 

9982-1005129 

Block Model of Leaf Sructure 

Cube-shaped detail of the pedate, 

bifacial deciduous leaf of the 

Christmas Rose (Helleborus niger) 

enlarged by a factor of 1500, with 

stoma on the underside. 

30x30x9cm; 1.4kg 

& L/D/E/F/I/S/P/J/R/C 

9982-1002504 

9982-1005129 9982-1002504 

Botanical Models / Cellular Biology Models Plant Cell / Animal Cell 

Absorption Zone of the Root 

With the example of the white 

mustard (sinapis alba) this relief 

model shows the absorption 

zone of a dicotyledonous plant. 

43x43x8 cm; 1.5 kg 

& E/D/H 

9982-1002505 

9982-1005130 

9982-1005124 

9982-1000524 

9982-1002505 

Tissue Structure of the 

Sunflower Stem 

(Helianthus annuus) 

Detailed longitudinal and lateral 

view 200 times magnified. 

& E 

9982-1005130 

The Plant Cell, magnified 500,000-1,000,000 times 

The two-piece model presents the structure of a typical plant cell with 

cytoplasm and cell organelles, as viewed from an electron microscope. 

For better illustration, all important organelles are raised and displayed 

in colour, e.g.: 

• Cell wall 

• Cell membrane 

• Nucleus 

• Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum 

• Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum 

• Ribosomes 

• Chloroplasts 

• Mitochondria 

• Dictyosomes/Golgi apparatus 

20x14x32 cm; 0.8 kg 


9982-1000524 

Dicotyledons – 

Stem Cross-Section 

Cross-section of a Creeping Buttercup 

stem with collateral open vascular 

bundles. The model shows 

the typical stem structure of a dicotyledon 

enlarged by a factor of 250. 

28x7cm; 0.8kg 

& L/D/E/F/I/S/P/J/R/C 

9982-1002506 

9982-1005131 

9982-1000523 

9982-1002506 

Tissue Structure of the Buttercup 

Root (Ranunculus) 

Longitudinal and lateral view at 

400 times magnification. 

& E 

9982-1005131 

The Animal Cell 

The two-piece model shows the form and structure of a typical animal 

cell as viewed from an electron microscope. For better illustration, all 

important organelles are raised and displayed in colour, e.g.: 

• Nucleus 

• Mitochondrion 

• Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) 

• Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) 

• Basal membrane 

• Collagen fibres 

• Golgi apparatus 

• Microvilli 

• Lysosome 

21x11x31 cm; 0.8 kg 


9982-1000523 

Comparison Models Animal and Plant Cell 

These enlarged models of an animal cell and a plant cell enable visual 

teaching about their structures, as well as their similarities and differences. 

The cell structures are numbered and identified, and the product manual 

also includes reproducible illustrations for use in testing. Furthermore, the 

set contains 12 electron microscopic illustrations of different cell structures. 

Supplied with teacher’s notes in English. 

16x15x9 cm; 1 kg 

& E 

9982-1005124 

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Human Cell 

9982-1008554 

Glass Cell, 40,000 times full-size 

This unique model represents an undifferentiated human cell at an enlargement of 40,000 times. It provides 

a means of studying the structure of the smallest unit of any living creature capable of independent life, as seen 

through an electron microscope. The model shows the essential function bearing cell organelles. Their arrangement 

in the model provides a momentary snapshot of the dynamic balance of a cell. The cell nucleus, a few 

mito chon dria and the lysosomes are shown in section, so that their internal structure is visible. The glass cell 

is an eye-catcher for exhibitions and has received several distinctions such as “World Didac Gold Award 1990”. 

Mounted on bar stand. 

60x46x46 cm; 13 kg 

& D/E/F/S 

9982-1008554 

Cellular Biology Models 


3B Scientific® Model Series 

The three dimensional relief models are painted according to the usual colouring methods of microscopy, making the process of 

cell division easy to understand. The cell organelles are shown as if opened up in the lower part of the models. The models are 

equipped with magnets on the back so that for teaching purposes they can be easily arranged on a magnetic board in the classroom. 

The model series is supplied in a storage system (40x60 cm) which can be fastened to the wall. A detailed description and 

handouts for your lessons are included. 

Cellular Biology Models Cell Division 

Mitosis Model 

This newly developed 3B Scientific® model 

series shows the following 9 phases of mitosis 

on the basis of a typical mammal cell at an 

enlargement of approx. 10,000 times: 

1. Interphase 

2. Prophase 

3. Early prometaphase 

4. Later prometaphase 

5. Metaphase 

6. Early anaphase 

7. Later anaphase 

8. Telophase 

9. Cytokinesis 

60x40x6 cm; 1.5 kg 

& E/D/S/F/P/J 

9982-1000521 

Tip: As a useful addition and permanent eye 

catcher in the classroom we recommend the 

matching wall chart “Mitosis” (page 162), 

product number 9982-1001206, 9982- 

4006548. 

9982-1005126 

Meiosis, 10 Models 

With 10 models the stages of 

meiosis are explained. Supplied 

with teacher’s notes in English. 

16x2x12 cm; 1 kg 

& E 

9982-1005126 

9982-1000522 

Mitosis, 8 Models 

This set explains the stages of 

mitosis with 8 enlarged models. 

Supplied with teacher’s notes in 

English. 

16x15x9 cm; 1 kg 

& E 

9982-1005125 

9982-1000521 

9982-1005125 

Meiosis Model 

This newly developed 3B Scientific® 

model series shows the 10 stages 

of meiosis on the basis of a typical 

mammal cell at an enlargement 

of approx. 10,000 times: 

1. Interphase (stage of G1-phase) 

2. Prophase I (leptotene) 

3. Prophase I 

(zygotene and pachytene) 

4. Prophase I (diplotene) 

5. Prophase I (diakinesis) 

6. Metaphase I 

7. Anaphase I 

8. Telophase I, cytokinesis I, 

interkinesis, prophase II and 

metaphase II 

9. Anaphase II 

10. Telophase II and cytokinesis II 

60x40x6 cm; 1.7 kg 

& E/D/S/F/P/J 

9982-1000522 

Tip: As a useful addition and permanent 

eye catcher in the classroom 

we recommend the matching 

wall chart “Meiosis” (page 162), 

(9982-1001210, 9982-4006550). 

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Information About Microscopes 

Wide field eyepieces 

Siedentopf head 

Tube 

Revolving quadruple 

nosepiece with objectives 

Stand 

Object guide 

Object stage 

Coaxial adjustment for 

coarse and fine focussing 

Abbé condenser 

Illumination 

x-y Cross-table 

adjustment 

Mains switch 

Base 

Course Microscope 

Course microscopes are robust, low-cost microscopes with basic optical 

features that are ideally suited for lessons in school or for beginners in 

microscopy. 

Barrel 

The barrel is the tube in which the oculars can be placed. 

Monocular barrel: for observation with a single eye. 

Binocular barrel: for stereo observation. This makes the work easier 

and less tiring than with a monocular microscope. 

Trinocular barrel: for stereo observation but also allowing for addition 

of a camera. 

Ocular 

The ocular magnifies the real image thrown by the microscope’s objective. 

The diameter of the field of vision, i.e. the area of the slide that 

can be viewed at one time, is calculated by dividing the field number by 

the scaling factor. Thus for a 10x 18 mm ocular, the viewing field has a 

diameter of 1.8 mm. 

Objective Revolver 

The objective revolver accommodates between 3 and 5 objectives and 

makes it possible to change the magnification rapidly when viewing a 

slide. 

Objective 

An objective produces a real image of the object. The size of the image 

is given by the scaling factor (e.g. 10x) and the resolution is determined 

by the numerical aperture (e.g. 0.65). The larger the numerical aperture 

the more detailed the image produced. 

Achromatic objectives provide only a limited amount of correction for 

lens aberrations but this is nevertheless sufficient for most uses that 

arise in schools. Planar achromatic objectives eliminate image field curvature 

and throw an image that is uniformly focussed from the centre 

of the field of vision to the edge. 

Resolution of Objectives 

The resolution of an objective is given by the following formula 

l 

d = 2 · A 

where d = distance between two points, l = wavelength of the light, 

A = numerical aperture 

Example: numerical aperture = 0.65, l = 0.55 µm, resolution 

d = 0.423 μm. 

Object Stage 

The object stage is the shelf upon which slides are placed for observation 

through a microscope. Using an x-y cross-table allows the slide to 

be moved by specific distances along the x and/or y axes. The scales 

mean that once a specific location on the slide has been found, it is 

easy to locate it again. 

Condenser 

The function of a condenser is to allow for careful adjustment of the 

aperture to ensure an optimum compromise between image contrast 

and resolution. As the aperture is made smaller, the contrast increases 

but the resolution is simultaneously reduced. 

Coarse and Fine Focussing 

Coarse and fine adjustment gears allow for optimum focussing of an 

image. They are mostly fitted along a common axis on either side of the 

column leading up from the base. 

Illumination 

Microscope slides can be illuminated by means of incandescent tungsten 

lamps, fluorescent tubes, LEDs or halogen lamps. Halogen lamps 

are best suited to the task because they provide such intense light. Fluorescent 

tubes and LEDs eliminate the problem of slides warming up due 

to the heat from the light during longer periods of observation. 

Microscopy 


9982-1005401 

9982-1005402 

9982-1005405 

9982-1005406 

Microscopy Course Microscopes 

The monocular course microscopes model 100 are distinguished by their 

robust construction and ease of operation. They are equipped with three 

achromatic objectives as used in common practice and have a simple object 

stage with two clips for holding slides. They can be supplemented by 

means of a variety of spare parts and accessories. There is a choice of two 

means of illumination: a tungsten lamp or low temperature LED lighting. 

The LED lighting makes for uniform illumination of the object and avoids 

the problem of heat affecting the slide when viewed for extended periods. 

In addition, it lasts for a long time and eliminates the need to change 

bulbs. The models with LED lighting are equipped with rechargeable batteries 

and can be used without a mains connection. 


cordless 

Description Monocular Course Microscope Model 100 Monocular Course Microscope Model 100 LED 

Art. No. 9982-1005401, 9982-1005402 9982-1005405, 9982-1005406 

Stand 

All-metal stand, arm firmly connected with base, pinion knobs attached on both sides of the stand for coarse and fine focusing 

Tube Monocular inclined 45°, head rotation 360° 

Eyepieces 

Wide field eyepiece WF 10x 18 mm with pointer and eyepiece lock 

Objectives Revolving nosepiece with 3 achromatic objectives 4x / 0.10, 10x / 0.25, 40x / 0.65 

Enlargement 

40x, 100x, 400x 

Object Stage 

110 mm x 120 mm with 2 specimen clips 

Illumination 

Condensor 

Dimensions 

Weight 

Supplied 

115 V resp. 230 V, 20 W tungsten lamp integrated in base, 

power supply 115 V resp. 230 V 50/60 Hz 

Art. No. Description Power Supply 

9982-1005401 Model 100 115 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1005402 Model 100 230 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1005405 Model 100, LED 115 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1005406 Model 100, LED 230 V, 50/60 Hz 

Adjustable LED lighting integrated in base, power supplied by 

rechargeable battery, 115 V or 230 V, 50/60 Hz charger 

Bright-field condenser N.A. 0.65, iris diaphragm, filter holder and blue filter 

175 mm x 135 mm x 370 mm 

2.9 kg 

Complete with dust cover 

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9982-1003266 

9982-1003267 

9982-1013364 

9982-1013142 

9982-1003268 

9982-1003269 

9982-1013365 

9982-1013143 

Course Microscopes 



Course microscopes model 200 are especially robust microscopes for educational 

purposes. They are simple to use and their mechanical and optical 

quality is outstanding. Separate adjustment knobs for fine and coarse setting 

allow the microscopes to be focussed quickly. The low temperature 

lighting provides for uniform illumination of the object and avoids the 

problem of heat affecting the slide when observed for long periods. LED 

lighting also has the additional benefit of being brighter, as well as being 

long-lasting and eliminating the need for changing bulbs. Binocular models 

feature a Siedentopf head and 30° viewing angle for comfortable observation 

of the object. 


9982-1003266 Model 200 115 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1003267 Model 200 230 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1013364 Model 200, LED 115 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1013142 Model 200, LED 230 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1003268 Model 200 115 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1003269 Model 200 230 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1013365 Model 200, LED 115 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1013143 Model 200, LED 230 V, 50/60 Hz 

Description 


Binocular Course Microscope 

Model 200 Model 200 LED Model 200 Model 200 LED 

Art. No. 9982-1003266, 9982-1003267 9982-1013364, 9982-1013142 9982-1003268, 9982-1003269 9982-1013365, 9982-1013143 

Robust, all metal stand with arm permanently connected to the base. Focussing by means of separate knobs for coarse and fine 

Stand 

adjustment located on either side of the stand and operated by rack and pinion drive with dovetail teeth, adjustable stopper for protecting 

the object stage and objective 

Binocular Siedentopf head, 30° viewing angle, 360° rotatable 


head, viewing distance adjustable between 54 and 75 mm, 

±5 dioptric compensation for both eyepieces 

Eyepieces Monocular inclined 45°, head rotation 360° Pair of wide field eyepieces WF 10x 18 mm 

Objectives Revolving nosepiece with 3 achromatic objectives 4x / 0.10, 10x / 0.25, 40x / 0.65 

Enlargement 

40x, 100x, 400x 

Object Stage 

127 mm x 132 mm with 2 specimen clips 

Illumination 

5 W fluorescent lamp integrated 

in base, power supply 115 V 

resp. 230 V 50/60 Hz 

Adjustable LED lighting 

integrated in base, power 

supply 115 V resp. 230 V 

50/60 Hz 



resp. 230 V 50/60 Hz 

Condensor 

NA 0.65 with iris diaphragm, filter holder and blue filter 

Dimensions 220 mm x 148 mm x 356 mm 282 mm x 148 mm x 357 mm 

Weight 4 kg 4.69 kg 

Supplied 





50/60 Hz 

Microscopy 


9982-1003270 

9982-1003271 

9982-1013366 

9982-1013127 

9982-1003272 

9982-1003273 

9982-1013368 

9982-1013144 

Course Microscopes for Advanced Users 


Course microscopes model 300 are suitable for any applications that may 

arise in the course of advanced biology lessons. The microscopes are 

equipped with a cross table, a 4-way objective revolver with DIN achromatic 

objectives, a focussing Abbe condenser and the coaxial drive knobs are 

arranged as per common practice. The low temperature lighting provides 

for uniform illumination of the object and avoids the problem of heat affecting 

the slide when viewed for extended periods. LED lighting also has 

the benefit of being brighter, as well as being long lasting and eliminating 

the need for changing bulbs. Accessories include planar and semi-planar 

achromatic objectives and a dark-field condenser. 



9982-1003270 Model 300 115 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1003271 Model 300 230 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1013366 Model 300, LED 115 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1013127 Model 300, LED 230 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1003272 Model 300 115 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1003273 Model 300 230 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1013368 Model 300, LED 115 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1013144 Model 300, LED 230 V, 50/60 Hz 

Microscopy 

Description 


Binocular Course Microscope 

Model 300 Model 300 LED Model 300 Model 300 LED 

Art. No. 9982-1003270, 9982-1003271 9982-1013366, 9982-1013127 9982-1003272, 9982-1003273 9982-1013368, 9982-1013144 

Robust, all metal stand with arm permanently connect to the base. Focussing by means of separate knobs for coarse and fine 

Stand 

adjustment located on either side of the stand and operated by rack and pinion drive with ball bearings, adjustable stopper for protecting 

the object slides and objective 





Eyepieces Wide field eyepiece WF 10x 18 mm Pair of wide field eyepieces WF 10x 18 mm 

Objectives 

Revolving nosepiece with 4 achromatic objectives 4x / 0.10, 10x / 0.25, 40x / 0.65, 100x /1.25 (oil) 

Enlargement 

40x, 100x, 400x, 1000x 

Object Stage 

x-y cross table, 125 mm x 130 mm, with object guide and coaxial adjustment knobs perpendicular to the object stage, 

adjustment range 70 mm x 30 mm 

Illumination 



resp. 230 V 50/60 Hz 




50/60 Hz 



resp. 230 V 50/60 Hz 




50/60 Hz 

Condensor 

Abbe condenser N.A.1.25 with iris diaphragm, filter holder and blue filter, focussed via rack and pinion drive 


Weight 4.5 kg 5.2 kg 

Supplied 


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9982-1003274 9982-1003275 

Adjustable Halogen Lamp 

Integrated in Base 

The microscopes model 400 are characterised by their robust design, excellent 

mechanical and optical quality and ease of operation. They are 

equipped with a large cross-stage and a 4-way objective revolver with 4 DIN 

achromatic objectives. 9982-1003274, 9982-1003275 and 9982-1003276 

(see page 66) are also supplied with a second wide-field WF15x eyepiece as 

standard, allowing for various magnifications of a slide. A halogen lamp incorporated 

into the base makes for bright and uniform illumination of the 

object. Siedentopf head and 30° viewing angle for comfortable observation 


Microscopes 9982-1003276 and 9982-1003277 (see page 66) provide for 

binocular or mono cular viewing as well as allowing simultaneous fitting 

of a camera for photographic or video recording of the image. 


9982-1003274 Model 400, Monocular 

9982-1003275 Model 400, Binocular 


Description Monocular Microscope, Model 400 Binocular Microscope, Model 400 

Art. No. 9982-1003274 9982-1003275 


Stand 

adjustment located on either side of the stand and operated by rack and pinion drive with ball bearings and retaining lever, adjustable 

stopper for protecting the object slides and objective. Focus range: 15mm, Resolution of fine focussing adjustment: 0.002 mm 





Eyepieces Wide field eyepieces WF 10x 18 mm and WF 15x 13 mm Pair of wide field eyepieces WF 10x 18 mm and WF 15x 13 mm 

Objectives 

Revolving nosepiece with 4 achromatic objectives 4x / 0.10, 10x / 0.25, 40x / 0.65, 100x / 1.25 (oil) 

Enlargement 

40x – 1500x 

Object Stage 

x-y mechanical stage, 132 mm x 145 mm, with object guide and coaxial adjustment knobs perpendicular to the object stage, 


Illumination 

Adjustable 6 V, 20 W halogen lamp integrated in base, universal 85 to 265 V, 50/60 Hz power supply 

Condensor 




Supplied 


Microscopy 



9982-1003277 

The microscopes model 400 are characterised by their robust design, excellent 

mechanical and optical quality and ease of operation. They are 

equipped with a large cross-stage and a 4-way objective revolver with 4 DIN 

achromatic objectives. 9982-1003274, 9982-1003275 (see page 65) and 

9982-1003276 are also supplied with a second wide-field WF15x eyepiece 

as standard, allowing for various magnifications of a slide. A halogen lamp 

incorporated into the base makes for bright and uniform illumination of 

the object. Siedentopf head and 30° viewing angle for comfortable observation 


Microscopes 9982-1003276 and 9982-1003277 provide for binocular or 

mono cular viewing as well as allowing simultaneous fitting of a camera 

for photographic or video recording of the image. 

9982-1003276 


Model 400, Monocular, 

9982-1003277 

vertical viewing 

9982-1003276 Model 400, Trinocular 

Microscopy 

Description Monocular Microscope Model 400 with Vertical Viewing Trinocular Microscope Modell 400 

Art. No. 9982-1003277 9982-1003276 

Robust, all metal stand with arm permanently connected to the base. Focussing by means of separate knobs for coarse and fine adjustment 

Stand 

located on either side of the stand and operated by rack and pinion drive with ball bearings and retaining lever, adjustable 

stopper for protecting the object slides and objective. Focus range: 15 mm, Resolution of fine focussing adjustment: 0.002 mm 

Tube 

Head with double viewing capability, one tube with 30° viewing 

angle, one with vertical viewing, head rotation 360° 

Trinocular Siedentopf head, 360° rotatable, binocular tubus 

with 30° viewing angle, viewing distance adjustable between 

54 and 75 mm, ±5 dioptric compensation for both eyepieces, 

one tube with vertical viewing angle 

Eyepieces Pair of wide field eyepieces WF 10x 18 mm Pair of wide field eyepieces WF 10x 18 mm and WF 15x 13 mm 

Objectives 

Revolving nosepiece with 4 achromatic objectives 4x / 0.10, 10x / 0.25, 40x / 0.65, 100x / 1.25 (oil) 

Enlargement 40x, 100x, 400x, 1000x 40x – 1500x 

Object Stage 

x-y mechanical stage, 132 mm x 145 mm, with object guide and coaxial adjustment knobs perpendicular to the object stage, 


Illumination 


Condensor 




Supplied 


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9982-1013151 

The trinocular microscopes models N110 and N180 are characterised by 

their robust design and their excellent optical and mechanical qualities. 

Their vertical tubes allow cameras to be attached for documenting work in 

the form of photographs and videos and make it possible for specimens to 

be viewed through the ocular and on a computer screen at the same time. 

Low temperature LED lighting ensures even illumination of the field of vision, 

prevents heat affecting specimens that are viewed for long periods as 

well as being long lasting and eliminating the need for changing bulbs. 

Model N180 is equipped with an extra wide-field ocular with a “high eye 

point”, making it especially suitable for those who wear spectacles and providing 

a broad field of vision. It is equipped with a semi-planar achromatic 

objective, allowing observation of tiny features in excellent detail, while 

making it possible to maintain evenness of focus from the centre to the 

edges of the field of vision. 

Adjustable 

LED Lighting 

9982-1013150 


9982-1013151 Model N110, Trinocular 

9982-1013150 Model N180, Trinocular 


Description Trinocular Microscope Model N110 Trinocular Microscope Model N180 

Art. No. 9982-1013151 9982-1013150 

Stand 

Robust, all metal stand with arm permanently connected to the base. Focussing by means of separate knobs for coarse and 

fine adjustment located on either side of the stand 

Tube 

Trinocular Siedentopf head, 360° rotatable, binocular tubus with 30° viewing angle, viewing distance adjustable between 55 and 

75 mm, ±5 dioptric compensation, one tube with vertical viewing angle to attach a camera 

Eyepieces Pair of wide field eyepieces WF 10x 18 mm Pair of extra wide field eyepieces EW 10x 20 mm 

Objectives 

Enlargement 

Object Stage 

Revolving nosepiece with 4 achromatic objectives 4x / 0.10, 

10x / 0.25, 40x / 0.65, 100x / 1.25 (oil) 

x-y mechanical stage, 132 mm x 145 mm, with object guide and 

coaxial adjustment knobs perpendicular to the object stage, 


40x, 100x, 400x, 1000x 

Inverted objective revolver with 4 semi plan achromatic 

objectives 4x / 0.10, 10x / 0.25, 40x / 0.65, 100x / 1.25 (oil) 

x-y mechanical stage, 140 mm x 140 mm, with object guide and 

coaxial adjustment knobs perpendicular to the object stage, 


Illumination 

Adjustable LED lighting integrated in base, universal 100 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz power supply 

Condensor 

Abbe condenser N.A.1.25 with iris diaphragm, filter holder and filter 

Dimensions 

291 mm x 214 mm x 415 mm 


Supplied 


Microscopy 




9982-1003278 

9982-1013145 

9982-1003279 

9982-1013146 


The microscopes model 500 are suitable for any applications that may arise 

in the course of advanced biology lessons. Their compact and ergonomic 

design facilitates ease of working with the microscope. They are equipped 

as standard with a polarisation fitting and have a large cross table, 2 pairs 

of wide-field eyepieces (WF 10x, WF 15x) and a four-way objective revolver 

with planar achromatic objectives, for outstanding observation of tiny details 

with uniform focus from centre to edge of field of view. There is a 

choice of two means of illumination: halogen lighting or low temperature 

LED illumination. The LED lighting prevents heat affecting the specimen 

when viewed for extended periods, as well as being long lasting and eliminating 

the need to change bulbs. 

Top 

Quality 



9982-1013145 Model 500, Monocular, LED 


9982-1013146 Model 500, Monocular, LED 

Microscopy 

Description 

Monocular Microscope Model 500 

Monocular Microscope Model 500 LED 

with Polarisation Equipment 

with Polarisation Equipment 

Art. No. 9982-1003278, 9982-1013145 9982-1003279, 9982-1013146 


Stand 

adjustment located on either side of the stand and operated by rack and pinion drive with ball bearings and retaining lever, 

adjustable stopper for protecting the object slides and objective. Focus range: 15 mm, Resolution of fine focussing adjustment: 

0.002 mm 





Polarisation 

equipment 

Polariser and analyser 

Eyepieces Wide field eyepieces WF 10x 18 mm and 15x 13 mm Pair of wide field eyepieces WF 10x 18 mm and 15x 13 mm 

Objectives 

Inverted objective revolver with 4 plan achromatic objectives 4x / 0.10, 10x / 0.25, 40x / 0.65, 100x / 1.25 (oil) 

Enlargement 

40x – 1500x 

Object Stage 

x-y mechanical stage, 155 mm x 145 mm, with object guide and coaxial adjustment knobs perpendicular to the object stage, adjustment 

range 76 mm x 50 mm 

Illumination 

Adjustable 6 V, 20 W halogen 

lamp integrated in base, 

universal 85 to 265 V, 50/60 Hz 

power supply 


integrated in base, universal 

85 to 265 V, 50/60 Hz power 

supply 

Adjustable 6 V, 20 W halogen 

lamp integrated in base, 

universal 85 to 265 V, 50/60 Hz 

power supply 


integrated in base, universal 

85 to 265 V, 50/60 Hz power 

supply 

Condensor 




Supplied 


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9982-1012403 9982-1012404 

Polarisation Microscopes 

High quality mechanics and optics along with ease of operation are the 

outstanding features of the polarisation microscopes 9982-1012403 and 

9982-1012404. Their compact and ergonomic design makes it easier to 

work with them. The main application for these microscopes is in mineralogy 

where they are used to study rock specimens, identify minerals and investigate 

crystals. They may also be used in biology, though, for instance 

when study ing the structure of starch grains, the texture of cellulose fibres 

in cell walls or the position of rod-like viruses in cells (e.g. tobacco mosaic 

virus). 


9982-1012403 Monocular Polarisation Microscope 

9982-1012404 Binocular Polarisation Microscope 

Description Monocular Polarisation Microscope Binocular Polarisation Microscope 

Art. No. 9982-1012403 9982-1012404 


Stand 

adjustment located on either side of the stand and operated by rack and pinion drive with ball bearings and retaining lever, adjustable 

stopper for protecting the object slides and objective. 

Binocular head, 30° viewing angle, 360° rotatable head, viewing 


distance adjustable between 54 and 75 mm, ±5 dioptric 

compensation for both eyepieces 

Polarisation 

equipment 

Polariser with scale and analyser, which can be inserted into the tube. 


Objectives Inverted objective revolver with 3 achromatic objectives 4x / 0.10, 10x / 0.25, 40x / 0.65 

Enlargement 

40x – 400x 

Object Stage 

Circular object stage 120 mm in diameter, which can be rotated 360°, scale with Vernier and 2 specimen clips 

Illumination 


Condensor 

Abbe condenser N.A.1.25 with iris diaphragm, focussed via rack and pinion drive 


Weight 5.5 kg 6 kg 

Supplied 


Microscopy 


9982-1013152 9982-1013153 

with camera 

Microscopes with Built-In Camera 

Digital microscopes 9982-1013152 and 9982-1013153 are characterised by 

their robust design, their fine optical and mechanical properties and their 

ease of operation. The built-in 1.3-megapixel camera allows specimens to 

be viewed through the ocular and on a computer screen at the same time 

and provides well-focused images with authentic colour. There is a choice 

of two models: a monocular microscope with low temperature LED illumination 

and a binocular microscope using a halogen lamp. Professional 

“Scope Image” software allows both static images and videos to be recorded 

as well as featuring image editing plus measurement and evaluation capabilities. 


9982-1013152 Digital Monocular Microscope 

9982-1013153 Digital Binocular Microscope 

Microscopy 

Description Digital Monocular Microscope with built-in Camera Digital Binocular Microscope with built-in Camera 

Art. No. 9982-1013152 9982-1013153 

Stand 

All-metal stand, arm firmly connected with base, pinion knobs attached on both sides of the stand for coarse and fine focusing 

Tube Monocular inclined 45°, head rotation 360° Binocular inclined 45°, head rotation 360° 


Objectives 


10x / 0.25, 40x / 0.65 


10x / 0.25, 40x / 0.65, 100x / 1.25 (oil) 

Enlargement 40x, 100x, 400x 40x, 100x, 400x, 1000x 

Object Stage 

Illumination 

x-y mechanical stage, 125 mm x 115 mm, with object guide, 


Adjustable LED lighting integrated in base. 

Universal 100 V to 240 V, 50/60 Hz power supply 

x-y mechanical stage, 140 mm x 140 mm, with object guide, 


Adjustable 6 V, 20 W halogen lamp integrated in base. 

Universal 100 V to 240 V, 50/60 Hz power supply 

Condensor 

Abbe condenser N.A.1.25 with iris diaphragm, filter holder and filter 

Camera Sensor 

1/3" CMOS, 1.3 Mpixel, colour image 

Power Supply Via USB 2.0 

System 

Requirements 

WIN2000, WINXP and Vista 


Supplied 


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The digital course microscopes with integrated camera 9982-1005403 and 

9982-1005404 are distinguished by their robust construction and ease of 

operation. They are equipped with three achromatic objectives as used in 

common practice and have a simple object stage with two clips for holding 

slides. They can be supplemented by means of a variety of spare parts and 

accessories. The LED lighting makes for uniform illumination of the object 

and avoids the problem of heat affecting the slide when viewed for extended 

periods. The microscopes are equipped with rechargeable batteries and 

can be used without a mains connection. A 2-megapixel colour camera is 

built in to the microscope. The user-friendly “Photolib” software allows 

for… 

Description 

Digital Course Microscope Model 100, LED 

with Built-in Camera 

Art. No. 9982-1005403, 9982-1005404 

All metal stand, arm firmly connected with base, pinion 

Stand knobs attached on both sides of the stand for coarse 

and fine focusing 


Eyepieces 

Wide field eyepiece WF 10x 18 mm with pointer and 

eyepiece lock 

Objectives 

Revolving nosepiece with 3 achromatic objectives 

4x / 0.10, 10x / 0.25, 40x / 0.65 

Enlargement 40x, 100x, 400x 

Object Stage 110 mm x 120 mm with 2 specimen clips 

Adjustable LED lighting integrated in base, power 

Illumination supplied by rechargeable battery, 115 V or 230 V, 50/60 

Hz charger 

Condensor 

Bright-field condenser N.A. 0.65, iris diaphragm, filter 

holder and blue filter 

Camera Sensor 1/3" 2 Mpixel, colour image 

Power Supply Via USB 2.0 

System 

Requirements 

WIN95, WIN98, WIN2000 and WINXP 

Dimensions 175 mm x 135 mm x 370 mm 

Weight 2.9 kg 

Supplied Complete with dust cover 

• Full screen real time video 

• Image processing 

• Image plane processing 

• Noise reduction filter for image enhancement, user-defined filter 

• False colour image display 

• 3D representation 

• Extensive evaluation and measurement options 


Digital Course 

9982-1005403 

Microscope 

115 V, 50/60 Hz 

Digital Course 

9982-1005404 

Microscope 

230 V, 50/60 Hz 

9982-1005403 

9982-1005404 

with camera 

cordless 

The 9982-1005455 microscope is intended for exacting analysis using 

bright-field transmitted light. Its ergonomic design allows for lengthy periods 

of use without tiring. The high-quality infinite optical system guarantees 

excellent image quality. 

9982-1005455 

Microscopes with Built-In Camera / Laboratory Microscope 

9982-1005455 

Description Laboratory Microscope BS-200 

Art. No. 9982-1005455 

Robust and stable all metal stand, pinion knobs 

Stand attached on both sides of the stand for coarse and fine 

focusing with friction coupling 

Tube Binocular at 45° angle, rotatable through 360° 

Eyepieces Pair of eyepieces PL10x 20 mm with infinite optics 

Objectives 

Inverted objective revolver with plan achromatic 

infinite objectives 4x, 10x, 40xS und 100xS Oil 

Enlargement 40x – 1000x 

Object Stage 

x-y mechanical stage, 150 mm x 140 mm, adjustment 

range 76 mm x 50 mm 

Illumination 

Adjustable 6 V, 20 W halogen lamp, built-in transformer 

for 90 to 240 V mains voltage 

Condensor 

Condenser NA1.25, iris diaphragm, filter holder and 

blue filter 

Supplied Complete with dust cover 

Microscopy 


9982-1005432 

9982-1005433 

9982-1005434 

9982-1005435 

9982-1005442 

9982-1005443 

Stereo Microscopes 

Cold light 

cordless 

Stereo microscopes model 20x are robust microscopes that are distinguished 

by their ease of operation and excellent mechanical and optical 

quality. They can be used in numerous applications within the fields of 

biol ogy and geology. They are equipped with a quick-change fitting that 

allows for rapid replacement of the objective. With the aid of accessories, 

a magnification of up to 120x can be achieved. There is a choice of two illumination 

sources: plain reflected illumination plus reflected and transmitted 

light and a mixture of the two. It is also possible to choose between 

conventional illumination with a light bulb and low-temperature LED illumination. 

The low-temperature illumination allows samples to be viewed 

for longer without heat affecting the prepared specimen. It also has the 

advan tage of being brighter, as well as being longer lasting and eliminating 

the need to change bulbs. Power is supplied to the LED illumination via rechargeable 

batteries, so that the microscope can also be used without a 

mains connection. 


9982-1005432 Stereo Microscope 115 V, 50/60 Hz 






Microscopy 

Description 

Stereo Microscope, 20x, Top-Light 

Stereo Microscope, 20x, 

Transmitted-Light 


Transmitted-Light LED 

Art. No. 9982-1005432, 9982-1005433 9982-1005434, 9982-1005435 9982-1005442, 9982-1005443 

Stand 

Metal stand, column firmly connected with base, pinion knobs attached on both sides of the stand for coarse and fine focusing 

Tube 

Binocular inclined 45°, interocular distance adjustable between 55 and 75 mm 

Eyepieces Pair of wide field eyepieces WF 10x 20 mm with eyepiece lock and rubber eyepiece cups, diopter compensation ±5 on the left eyepiece 

Objectives 

Lens 2x with slide and quick-change device 

Enlargement 

20x 

Object Plate 

Illumination 

Base with detachable object plate 

(plastic, black/white) 60 mm dia. and 

2 specimen clips 

Top-light illumination, 12 V, 10 W lamp, 


Base with detachable object plates (plastic, black/white and glass) 95 mm dia. and 


Top-, transmitted- and mixed-light 

illumination, 12 V, 10 W lamp, power 

supply 115 V resp. 230 V 50/60 Hz 



Supplied 


LED, top-, transmitted- and mixed-light 

illumination, power supplied by rechargeable 

battery, 115 V resp. 230 V, 50/60 Hz 

charger 

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9982-1005436 

9982-1005437 

9982-1005438 

9982-1005439 

9982-1013369 

9982-1013128 

cordless 


Top-, Transmittedand 

Mixed-Light LED 

Stereo microscopes model 40x are robust microscopes that are distinguished 

by their ease of operation and excellent mechanical and optical 

quality. They can be used in numerous applications within the fields of 

biol ogy and geology. Simply by rotating the objective from the 2x setting to 

4x, the overall magnification can be set to 20x or 40x. With the aid of accessories, 

a magnification of up to 80x can be achieved. There is a choice of 

two illumination sources: plain reflected illumination plus reflected and 

transmitted light and a mixture of the two. It is also possible to choose 

between conventional illumination with a light bulb and low-temperature 

LED illumination. The low-temperature illumination allows samples to be 

viewed for longer without heat affecting the prepared specimen. It also has 

the advantage of being brighter, as well as being longer lasting and eliminating 

the need to change bulbs. Power is supplied to the LED illumination 

via rechargeable batteries, so that the microscope can also be used without 

a mains connection. 








Description 


Top- Light Illumination 


Transmitted-Light Illumination 


Transmitted-Light Illumination LED 

Art. No. 9982-1005436, 9982-1005437 9982-1005438, 9982-1005439 9982-1013369, 9982-1013128 

Stand 


Tube 

Binocular inclined 45°, interocular distance adjustable between 55 and 75 m 

Eyepieces 

Objectives 

Enlargement 

Object Plate 

Illumination 

Pair of wide field eyepieces WF 10x 20 mm 

with eyepiece lock and rubber eyepiece 

cups, diopter compensation ±5 on the left 

eyepiece 

Base with detachable object plate (plastic, 

black/white) 60 mm dia. and 2 specimen 

clips 

Top-light illumination, 12 V, 10 W lamp, 

power supply 115 V resp. 230 V 50/60 

Pair of wide field eyepieces WF 10x 20 mm with eyepiece lock and rubber eyepiece cups, 

diopter compensation ±5 on the left eyepiece, one eyepiece with pointer 

Revolving nosepiece with objective 2x / 4x 

20x/40x 

Base with detachable object plates (plastic, black/white and glass) 95 mm dia. and 


Top-, transmitted- and mixed-light 

illumination, 12 V, 10 W lamp, power 

supply 115 V resp. 230 V 50/60 Hz 



Supplied 


LED, top-, transmitted- and mixed-light 

illumination, power supplied by rechargeable 

battery, 115 V resp. 230 V, 50/60 Hz 

charger 

Microscopy 


9982-1005440 

9982-1005441 

9982-1013370 

9982-1013147 


Revolving head 

Revolving head 

cordless 


The stereo microscopes model 40x with rotatable head are identical in design 

and optical properties to the stereo microscopes 40x transmitted-light 

illumination and LED except for the 360° rotating stereo head. 






Microscopy 

Description Stereo Microscope, 40x, Rotatable Head Stereo Microscope, 40x, LED, Rotatable Head 

Art. No. 9982-1005440, 9982-1005441 9982-1013370, 9982-1013147 

Stand 


Tube Binocular inclined 45°, interocular distance adjustable between 55 and 75 mm, head rotatable by 360° 

Eyepieces 

Pair of wide field eyepieces WF 10x 20 mm with eyepiece lock and rubber eyepiece cups, diopter compensation ±5 on the 

left eyepiece 

Objectives 

Revolving nosepiece with objective 2x / 4x 

Enlargement 

20x/40x 

Object Plate 

Base with detachable object plates (plastic, black/white and glass) 95 mm dia. and 2 specimen clips 

Illumination 

Dimensions 

Weight 

Supplied 

Top, transmitted and mixed-light illumination, 12 V, 10 W lamp, 


190 mm x 300 mm x 115 mm 

2.9 kg 


LED, top, transmitted and mixed-light illumination, 

power supplied by rechargeable battery, 115 V resp. 230 V, 

50/60 Hz charger 

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9982-1013373 

9982-1013376 

9982-1013377 

9982-1013378 


The rugged 45x stereo-zoom microscope models are characterised by their 

ease of operation and their fine optical and mechanical qualities. They are 

equipped with a 0.7x to 4.5x zoom objective allowing magnifications from 

7 to 45 times the original size. The ocular features a “high eye point”, making 

them highly suitable for those who wear spectacles. Two halogen lights 

for reflected and transmitted illumination which can be activated independently 

ensure that the object is evenly lit with uniformly bright light. 

Thanks to the fine optical equipment the stereo-zoom microscopes provide 

a very bright, distortion free image with excellent resolution. 

The vertical orientation of the 45x trinocular model makes it possible to fit 

a camera in order to document results in the form of static photographs or 

videos. 


9982-1013373 Stereo-Zoom 

Microscope 

115 V, 50/60 Hz 


Microscope 

230 V, 50/60 Hz 


Microscope 

115 V, 50/60 Hz 


Microscope 

230 V, 50/60 Hz 

Description Stereo-Zoom Microscope, 45x Stereo-Zoom Microscope, 45x, Trinocular 

Art. No. 9982-1013373, 9982-1013376 9982-1013377, 9982-1013378 

Stand 

Metal stand, column firmly connected with base, pinion knobs attached on both sides for coarse and fine focusing 

Tube 

Binocular inclined 45°, interocular distance adjustable between 

54 and 75 mm, head rotatable by 360° 

Binocular inclined 45° and vertical tube, interocular distance 

adjustable between 54 and 75 mm, head rotatable by 360° 

Eyepieces 

Pair of wide field eyepieces WF 10x 20 mm with eyepiece lock and rubber eyepiece cups 

Objectives Zoom objective, 0.7x to 4.5x 

Enlargement 

7x to 45x 

Diameter of 

Image Field 

4,4 mm to 28,6 mm 

Distance from 

Specimen 

100 mm 

Maximum Height 

of Object 

80 mm 

Object Plate 

Base with detachable object plates (plastic, black/white and glass) 95 mm dia. and 2 specimen clips 

Illumination Top-, transmitted- and mixed-light illumination, adjustable 12 V, 15 W halogen lamp, power supply 115 V resp. 230 V 50/60 Hz 

Supplied 


Microscopy 


Cameras for Observation and for Microscopes 

HD Video Flex® 

Robust, ultra high resolution desktop digital colour camera for direct connection to a PC or notebook via a USB interface. Thanks to the ball and socket 

bearing, video head that can pivot and swivel via its flexible gooseneck, the camera can be easily and accurately connected, e.g. to microscopes and telescopes, 

or directed towards visual material, running processes or items of scientific or technical interest so that they can be viewed on a monitor. The 

heavy, triangular base ensures the necessary stability. Audio recordings are possible via a microphone equipped computer. An external power supply is not 

necessary as the camera is powered via the USB connection. Includes microscope adapter, Discovery Scope Kit, Applied Vision software and carrying case. 

Compatible with interactive whiteboards. The Applied Vision software for picture recording, reproduction and processing is characterized by its user 

friendliness and features e.g. 

• Full screen, real time video 

• Still frame recording 

• Recording of films in AVI format 

• Time-lapse recording 

• Internet streaming 

• Can be used in local network 

• Zoom function 

9982-1012828 

• Image processing 

• Brightness, contrast control and positive/ 

negative image display 

• Drawing tools 

• Organizer/memo function 

• Printout of real time images 

• Memory function (jpeg, bmp, tiff) 

• Choice of background 

• Creation of image collages 

• Comparison of two adjacent images 

• Measurement of the distance between 

2 points or the area of a circle 

• Exporting data to an Excel spreadsheet 

or MS Word 

• Compatible with Windows, Mac and 

Linux 

• Free software updates 

• Unlimited local licences 

9982-1012828 

9982-1012828 9982-1003436 9982-1012834 9982-1012643 9982-1012835 

Photosensitivity 8 lux 20 lux 20 lux 3 lux 2 integrated white LEDs 

Image Digitization digital CMOS digital CMOS ¼" CMOS ¼" CCD digital CMOS 

Output Signal digital / USB 2.0 digital / USB 2.0 digital / USB 2.0 S-Video / USB 2.0 digital / USB 2.0 

Resolution HD 1080P 1280x960 SXGA 1280x1024 640x480 2048x1536 

Live Video 

up to 30 images 

per second 

up to 30 images per 

second 


per second 


per second 

TV System – – – PAL – 

Microphone – – – – yes 


per second 

Microscopy 

Lens 8 mm HD 6 mm glass 

glass f = 2.8 and 

1.729 mm 

8 mm glass, D-mount F2.8 coated 

Focal Distance 6 mm to infinity 8 mm to infinity 6 mm to infinity 100 mm to infinity 

Focus manual manual auto manual auto 

Microscope Adapter 

34,5 mm built-in 

and 28 mm 


and 28 mm 


and 28 mm 

26 mm, 28 mm, 

34 mm 

Power Supply via USB via USB via USB via USB via USB 

Cable 

Dimensions 

USB connecting cable, 

approx. 150 cm 

approx. 

180x180x720 mm³ 



approx. 

180x180x640 mm³ 



approx. 

180x180x640 mm³ 



approx. 

180x190x560 mm³ 

yes 



approx. 

200x200x630 mm³ 

Weight approx. 4.55 kg approx. 1.7 kg approx. 1.65 kg approx. 1.8 kg approx. 2.04 kg 

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FlexCam® 2 

This modern document camera with high definition (HD) resolution can do 

the job of multiple presentation devices, e.g. overhead projectors, opaque 

projectors or slide projectors. Documents, pictures, objects etc. can be laid 

directly onto the flat base under the camera. The two bright white LEDs integrated 

into the head of the camera provide excellent illumination of the 

field of view. A built-in microphone allows sound recordings to be made. 

Includes microscope adapter and Applied Vision software. 

9982-1012835 

iCam Digital 

This innovative, inexpensive desk-top colour video camera is the perfect 

instru ment for the presentation of various objects, images and text, for 

making video portfolios and sending video e-mails. The camera has video 

(PAL), S-video and USB outputs, so that it is easy to connect it to televisions 

as well as Mac or Windows computers, video recorders and LCD projectors. 

The iCam Digital camera is particularly suitable for microscope images. The 

focussing ring exactly matches the supplied microscope adapter. Includes 

Applied Vision software. NTSC version available on request. 

9982-1012643 

Vision Viewer 

Lighter version of the HD Video Flex® (9982-1012828) with similar optical 

properties and for the same applications. The difference is that the video 

head is directly attached to the gooseneck arm (with no universal joint). 

Compatible with interactive whiteboards.Includes a microscope adapter, 

observation set (Discovery Scope Kit) and Applied Vision software. 

9982-1003436 

Auto Focus Vision Viewer 

High resolution, easy-to-use, desk-top colour video camera with a host of 

uses. Particularly suitable for presenting printed text, images and other 

objects or even dynamic processes. Includes auto-focus camera lens and 

wide field of vision (43x36 cm), flexible gooseneck support and integrated 

USB cable. Compatible with interactive whiteboards. Includes microscope 

adapter and Applied Vision software. 

9982-1012834 

9982-1012835 

9982-1012643 

Cameras for Observation and for Microscopes 

9982-1012834 

9982-1003436 

Microscopy 


9982-1013380 

Cameras for Microscope 

9982-1003259 

Digital Camera for Microscope, 1.3 Mpixel 

High-resolution colour digital camera for connecting directly to a PC or laptop 

via the USB interface. The camera can be mounted directly onto the 

eyepiece of every conventional microscope. The camera is fed via the USB 

connection, thereby making external power supply superfluous. Separate 

software “ScopePhoto” for image pickup and recording, display and processing. 

The software is characterised by being particularly user-friendly and is 

responsible for making possible, among other things: 

• Full screen real time video 

• Still picture recording 

• Recording films in AVI format 

• Adjusting image sequence and recording time 

• Zoom function 

• Image processing (similar to conventional image processing programs) 

• Brightness and contrast control 

• Real-time image printing 

• Memory function (jpeg, bmp, tiff etc.) 

• Gradation curves 

• Tonal value correction 

• FFT function 

• Image plane processing 

• Comparison of two adjacent images 

• Noise reduction filter for image enhancement, user-defined filter 

• False colour image display 

• 3D representation 

• Extensive evaluation and measurement options 

9982-1003259 

9982-1013379 

Student Digital Camera for Microscope, 2 Mpixel 

Inexpensive digital colour camera for use in class which can be placed 

directly on any modern microscope tube. The user-friendly “MiniSee” software 

allows for real-time video and still pictures to be recorded and stored 

in all formats currently in use. 

9982-1013380 

Digital Camera for Microscope, 8 Mpixel 

Digital colour camera for microscopes with higher resolution than 9982- 

1003259. One advantage of the camera is that when the viewing field of 

the microscope is too dark to see with the naked eye, the camera can still 

provide a bright, highly detailed image. It is thus highly suited to dark-field 

microscopy and for microscopes equipped with fluorescent illumination. 

For software specification see 9982-1003259. 

9982-1013379 

Microscopy 

Art. No. 9982-1003259 9982-1013379 9982-1013380 

Camera Sensor 1/2" CMOS, colour image 1/2.5" CMOS, colour image 1/3" CMOS, colour image 

Pixel Size 5.2 µm x 5.2 µm 1.75 μm x 1.75 μm 2.8 μm x 2.8 μm 

Sensitivity (V/Lux-sec) 1.8 1.3 1.0 

Resolution 1280 x 1024 1.3 Mpixel 3264 x 2448 8 Mpixel 1600 x 1200 2 Mpixel 

Dynamic Range 65 dB 75 dB 71 dB 

Wave Length 400 – 650 nm 400 – 650 nm 400 -– 650 nm 

Exposure ERS (Electronic Rolling Snap) ERS (Electronic Rolling Snap) ERS (Electronic Rolling Snap) 

White Balance automatic / manual automatic / manual automatic / manual 

Output USB 2.0 USB 2.0 USB 2.0 

Programmable Control 

Power Supply 

image size, brightness, gain, 

exposure time 

via USB interface 2.0, USB cable 

2.5 m in length 


exposure time 




exposure time 



Camera Housing cylindrical, oxidised metal housing oxidised metal housing cylindrical, oxidised metal housing 

Dimensions 98 mm x 55 mm dia. approx. 110x50x50 mm³ approx. 45 mm x 27 mm dia. approx. 

Weight 160 g approx. 260 g approx. 40 g approx. 

Microscope Adapter 

System Requirements 

2 adapters 30 mm dia. and 

30.5 mm dia. 

Windows 2000/XP(SP2)/ 2003/ 

Vista/2008 (32 and 64 bit) 


30.5 mm dia. 

Windows 2000/XP(SP2)/ 2003/ 



30.5 mm dia. 

Windows 2000/XP(SP2)/ 2003/ 


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9982-1005407 – 9982-1005411 

9982-1005423 – 

9982-1005426 

9982-1003299 – 9982-1003304 

Accessories 

9982-1005412 – 

9982-1005414 

Accessories for the microscopes model 100 

9982-1003282 – 9982-1003283 

Art. No. Description Specification 

9982-1005423 Wide field eyepiece WF 10x 18 mm 

9982-1005424 Wide field eyepiece WF 10x 18 mm with pointer 



9982-1005407 Achromatic objective 4x / 0.10 




9982-1005411 Achromatic objective 100x / 1.25 (oil) 

9982-1005412 Abbe condenser N.A.1.25 and iris diaphragm 

9982-1005413 Object holder moveable 

9982-1005414 Polarization device Polariser with scale and analyser 

9982-1005415 Spare lamp (not shown) 20 W (115 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1005416 Spare lamp (not shown) 20 W (230 V, 50/60 Hz) 

Accessories for the polarisation microscopes and microscopes model 200, 300, 400 and 500 

9982-1003282 Wide field eyepiece WF 10x 18 mm with pointer 

9982-1003283 Wide field eyepiece WF 10x 18 mm with scale 

9982-1003284 Wide field eyepiece (not shown) WF 10x 18 mm 

9982-1003285 Wide field eyepiece (not shown) WF 15x 13 mm 

9982-1003299 Achromatic objective 4x 





9982-1003304 Achromatic objective 100x (oil) 

9982-1003286 Semi plan achromatic objectives (see p. 82) 4x 



Microscopy 


9982-1003286 – 9982-1003289 

9982-1005444 – 9982-1005447 

and 9982-1005453 

Accessories 

9982-1003290 – 9982-1003295 9982-1003297 – 

9982-1003298 

9982-1005448 – 

9982-1005452 

9982-1003296 

Accessories for the polarisation microscopes and microscopes model 200, 300, 400 and 500 

Microscopy 

Art. No. Description Specification 

9982-1003289 Semi plan achromatic objectives 100x (oil) 

9982-1003290 Plan achromatic objective 4x 





9982-1003295 Plan achromatic objective 100x (oil) 

9982-1003296 Micrometer slide 76 mm x 26mm 1 mm / 100 div. / 0.01 mm 

Accessories for the microscopes model 200 and 300 

9982-1003305 Spare fluorescent lamp 5 W for 115 V mains supply 

9982-1003306 Spare fluorescent lamp 5 W for 230 V mains supply 

Accessories for the polarisation microscopes and microscopes model 400 and 500 

9982-1003297 Dark field condenser 

9982-1003298 Dark field condenser (Oil) 

9982-1005431 Spare lamp (not shown) Halogen, 6 V, 20 W 

Accessories for the stereo microscopes 20x and 40x 

9982-1005444 Wide field eyepiece, pair WF 5x 18 mm 




9982-1005453 Eyepiece cups Pair 

9982-1005454 Spare lamp (not shown) 12 V, 10 W 

Objectives for the stereo microscopes 20x 

9982-1005448 Achromatic objectives 1x 





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9982-1003763 

9982-1003769 9982-1003770 

9982-1003767 9982-1003768 

Box Magnifying Glass 

Its size and the range of uses to which it can be put make the box magnifying 

glass ideal for field trips. The magnifying lens is made of plastic and 

magnifies by a factor of 5. The removable magnifying cover with its 30-mm 

diameter lens contains air holes so that small creatures can be observed for 

long periods. 

Height 65 mm; Diameter 55 mm Ø 

9982-1003763 

Magnifying Glass on Stand 

The magnifying glass on its stand allows you to observe small plants or insects 

at ease, keeping both hands free. Two pre-calibrated glass lenses are 

attached to the transparent acrylic base in plastic holders. 

Magnifying Glass with Handle 

A practical magnifying glass for everyday use! An all purpose magnifying 

glass in a plastic frame with a handle provides assistance of professional 

quality to scientists and hobbyists alike with a lens 5 cm in diameter and 

a magnification factor of 3.5. 

14x6x1.2 cm 

9982-1003767 

Ergonomic Magnifying Glass with Handle 

This magnifying glass with plastic frame offers a comfortable ergonomically 

designed handle and is provided with two separate lenses: 

First lens Ø 75 mm: magnification: 3.5x 

Second lens Ø 15 mm: magnification: 10x 

Length: 

13.5 cm 

9982-1003768 

Magnifying Glasses 

9982-1003764 

9982-1003766 

9982-1003765 

Pick Glass, large 

This version has a holder attached to make it easy to observe objects. A 

window of area 3.5 cm 2 has a cm/inch scale that allows objects to be measured 

in the required system. The plastic magnifying glass folds shut and has 

a lens of 50 mm diameter that magnifies by a factor of 3.5. 

8x5.5x2.5 cm 

9982-1003766 


10x magnification and a lens diameter 

of 2 cm. 

5x5x4.5 cm 

9982-1003769 


7x magnification and a lens diameter 

of 5 cm. 

8x8x6.5 cm 

9982-1003770 

Fold-out Magnifying Glass 

Pocket-sized precision optics. This is a fold-out magnifying glass with a 

diam eter of 18 mm and a magnification factor of 10. It has a metal frame 

painted black and a metal case with hanging eye. Supplied in a leather 

pouch. 

4x3.5x3.5 cm 

9982-1003764 

Two Way Magnifying Glasses 

The built in mirror and the removable top part of this fine magnifying 

glasses allows observation of small animals, bugs, insects and plants from 

top and bottom. Size of bottom of the glass 50x50 mm. The top part can 

be used as an extra lens. Mangnification approx. 3x. 

21x14x13 cm; 2.6 kg 

9982-1003790 

Pick Glass, small 

The anodised aluminium fold-out magnifying glass has a diameter of 

21 mm in spite of its small size it magnifies by a factor of 6. A window 

of area 1.5 cm 2 has a cm/inch scale that allows objects to be measured in 

the required system. Supplied in a leather pouch. 

4x3x1.2 cm 

9982-1003765 

Bottle Magnifying 

Glasses with 

Millimetre Grid 

Crystal-clear, round bottle 

of plastic with lid, integrated 

lens and millimetre grid 

on the bottom. Therefore it 

is possible to determine the 

size of animals and plant 

part quite accurately during 

the observation. 

9982-1003789 

9982-1003793 

Bottle Magnifying Glasses with Millimetre Grid 500 ml 

Lens 110 mm diameter, magnification approx. 2.5 to 3 x. 

11x 8.5 cm; 0.15 kg 

9982-1003793 

Bottle Magnifying Glasses with Millimetre Grid 150 ml 

Lens 55 mm diameter, magnification approx. 4 x. 

11x8 cm; 0.15 kg 

9982-1003789 

Microscopy 

9982-1003790 


Microscope Slides – School Sets 

MICROSCOPE SLIDES 

Our microscope slides are made under rigorous scientific control. They are the product of long experience combined with the 

most up to date techniques. The prerequisite for excellent preparations is good material, well preserved and fixed so that the 

finer structures are as life-like as possible. Microtome sections are cut from this material by highly skilled and experienced staff. 

Cut to a thickness which will result in slides from which the maximum resolution of the structural components can be obtained. 

Particular attention is paid to the staining technique and in each case the selected method for a particular specimen will ensure 

the best possible differentiation combined with clear definition and permanency of staining. These prepared microscope slides 

are supplied on the best glass with finely ground edges of the size 26x76 mm (1x3") and are mailed in rigid boxes. Most sets are 

supplied with comprehensive explanatory brochures. All slides can be purchased either in complete sets and series or individually 

at a minimum quantity of 25 mixed slides. We reserve the right to make minor alterations to the advertised sets and compilations. 

Delivery time usually between 6 and 8 weeks, but because some micro-compounds are controlled by legal specification, delay in 

delivery can be experienced. 

! 

Excellent workmanship • high-contrast presentation • long life 

THE MULTIMEDIA PROGRAM ABCD MICROSCOPIC BIOLOGY 

The multimedia system gives a concrete overview of all areas of biology that are of relevance for school 

classes, and which can be worked on using a microscope. The main part of the system is made up of four 

micropreparations – school sets A, B, C and D – which can be built onto each other. Of course, the individual 

series and their components can be used individually in their own right, and added to each the other. To 

complete the overview, we recommend using the other media. You can therefore select your favourites from 

our programme: 

1. Microscope Slides, School Sets A, B, C and D 

2. The handbook with texts and diagrams 

3. An atlas with reproducible copies and colour photographs of micro-compounds 

4. A CD-Rom for interactive learning 

Microscopy 

School Set A for General Biology, 

Elementary Set 25 microscope slides. 

With depictured accompanying brochure 

1(e). Amoeba proteus, nucleus and pseudopodia 2(e). Hydra, 

w.m. extended specimen 3(c). Lumbricus, earthworm, typical 

t.s. back of clitellum 4(c). Daphnia and Cyclops, small crustaceans 

5(d). Musca domestica, house fly, head and mouth 

parts w.m. 6(b). Musca domestica, leg with clinging pads (pulvilli) 

7(c). Apis mellifica, honey bee, anterior and posterior 

wing 8(c). Squamous epithelium, isolated cells from human 

mouth 9(d). Striated muscle, l.s. showing striations 10(d). 

Compact bone, t.s. special stained for cells and canaliculi 

11(d). Human scalp, l.s. of hair follicles 12(c). Human blood 

smear, red and white corpuscles 13(d). Bacteria from mouth, 

bacilli, cocci, spirilli, spirochaetes 14(c). Diatoms, mixed species 

15(c). Spirogyra, with spiral chloroplasts 16(c). Mucor, 

mold, w.m. 17(c). Moss stem with leaves w.m. 18(c). Ranunculus, 

buttercup, typical dicot root t.s. 19(c). Zea mays, corn, 

monocot stem t.s. 20(c). Helianthus, sunflower, dicot stem 

t.s., 21(c) Syringa, lilac, leaf t.s. 22(d). Lilium, lily, anthers t.s. 

23(d). Lilium, ovary t.s. showing ovules 24(c). Allium cepa, 

onion, w.m. of epidermis shows simple plant cells 25(d). Allium 

cepa, l.s. of root tips showing cell divisions (mitosis). In 

all stages. 

9982-1004261 

19982-1004262 

School Set B for General Biology, Supplementary 

Set 50 microscope slides. 


1(d). Paramaecium 2(c). Euglena, flagellate with eyespot 

3(c). Sycon, a marine sponge, t.s. 4(e). Dicrocoelium lanceolatum, 

sheep liver fluke, w.m. 5(c). Taenia saginata, tapeworm, 

proglottids t.s. 6(d). Trichinella spiralis, l.s. with encysted larvae 

7(d). Ascaris, roundworm, t.s. of female 8(b). Araneus, spi 

der, leg with comb w.m. 9(d). Araneus, spider, spinneret w.m. 

10(d). Apis mellifica, honey bee, mouth parts w.m. 11(b). Apis 

mellifica, hind leg of worker w.m. 12(e). Periplaneta, cockroach, 

chewing mouth parts w.m. 13(b). Trachea from insect 

w.m. 14(b). Spiracle from insect w.m. 15(d). Apis mellifica, 

sting and poison sac w.m. 16(b). Pieris, butterfly, portion of 

wing with scales w.m. 17(d). Asterias rubens, starfish, arm 

(ray). t.s. 18(e). Fibrous connective tissue 19(c). Hyaline cartilage 

of mammal, t.s. 20(e). Adipose tissue, stained for fat 

21(d). Smooth (involuntary). muscle l.s. and t.s. 22(e). Medullated 

nerve fibres, osmic acid fixed material showing Ranvier’s 

nodes 23(c). Frog blood smear, showing nucleat ed red corpuscles 

24(d). Artery and vein of mammal, t.s. 25(d). Liver of pig, 

t.s. 26(c). Small intestine of cat, t.s. 27(c). Lung of cat, t.s. 

showing alveoli 28(c). Oscillatoria, a blue green alga 29(e). Spirogyra 

in scalariform conjugation 30(c). Psalliota, mushroom, 

t.s. of pileus with basidia and spores 31(c). Morchella, morel, 

t.s. of fruiting body with asci and spores 32(d). Marchantia, 

liver wort, antheridia l.s. 33(d). Marchantia, archegonia l.s. 

34(d). Pteridium, braken fern, rhizome t.s. 35(d). Aspidium, 

fern, t.s. of leaf with sori 36(e). Elodea, waterweed, stem apex 

l.s. with meristematic tissue 37(d). Dahlia, t.s. of tuber with inuline 

crystals 38(b). Allium, onion, dry scale with calcium oxalate 

crystals 39(d). Py rus, pear, t.s. of fruit showing stone cells 

40(c). Zea mays, corn, typical monocot root t.s. 41(c). Tilia, 

lime, woody dicot root t.s. 42(c). Solanum tuberosum, potato, 

t.s. of tuber with starch 43(c). Aristolochia, birthwort, one year 

stem t.s. 44(c). Aristolochia, older stem t.s. shows secondary 

growth 45(d). Cucurbita, pumpkin, l.s. of stem with sieve 

tubes, and vessels 46(d). Root tip and root hairs 47(c). Tulipa, 

tulip, epidermis of leaf with stomata 48(c). Iris, typical monocot 

leaf, t.s. 49(c). Sambucus, elderberry, stem showing lenticells, 

t.s. 50(e). Triticum, wheat, grain sagittal l.s. with embryo 

and endosperm. 

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School Set C for General Biology, 

Supplementary Set 50 microscope slides. 


1(f). Trypanosoma gambiense, sleeping disease, blood smear 

2(f). Plasmodium berghei, malaria parasite, blood smear 

3(d). Radiolaria, mixed species 4(d). Foraminifera, mixed species 

5(d). Obelia hydroid, w.m. of colony 6(d). Hydra, t.s. of 

body in different levels 7(c). Planaria, typical t.s. through the 

body 8(e). Apis mellifica, honey bee, head with compound 

eyes and brain t.s. 9(d). Apis mellifica, abdomen of worker 

t.s. 10(e). Ctenocephalus canis, dog flea 11(d). Dermanyssus 

gallinae, chicken mite 12(d). Helix pomatia, snail, hermaphrodite 

gland, t.s. with ova and spermatozoa 13(d). Mya arenaria, 

clam, gills t.s. and l.s. ciliated epithelium 14(d). Branchiostoma 

lanceolatum (Amphioxus), typical t.s. of body 

15(c). Bird, wing and down feathers, w.m. 16(e). Salamandra 

larva, sections showing mitotic stages 17(f). Chicken embryo, 

48 hour, t.s. with neural tube and chorda 18(d). Ovary of cat, 

t.s. with follicles 19(d). Testis of mouse, t.s. showing spermatogenesis 

20(d). Cerebellum of cat, t.s. shows Purkinje cells 

21(c). Spinal cord of cat, t.s. showing nerve cells 22(d). Kidney 

of cat, t.s. cortex and medulla 23(d). Retina of cat, t.s. for 

rods and cones 24(e). Tongue of rabbit, t.s. of papilla foliata 

with taste buds 25(d). Bacillus subtilis, stained for bacilli and 

spores 26(d). Streptococcus lactis, milk souring organisms, 

smear showing chains 27(e). Volvox, with daughter colonies 

and sexual stages, 28(d). Fucus vesiculosus, brown alga, female 

conceptacle with oogonia t.s. 29(d). Fucus vesiculosus, 

male conceptacle with antheridia t.s. 30(c). Cladophora, 

green alga, filaments with multinucleate cells 31(c). Claviceps 

purpurea, ergot, sclerotium t.s. 32(d). Puccinia graminis, 

wheat rust, uredinia on wheat leaf t.s. 33(d). Puccinia graminis, 

aecidia and pycnidia on barberry leaf t.s. 34(b). Saccharomyces, 

yeast, budding cells 35(d). Physcia, lichen, thallus with 

symbiotic algae t.s. 36(e). Fern prothallium, w.m. with sex organs 

37(d). Equisetum, horse tail, strobilus with spores l.s. 

38(d). Lupinus, root nodules with symbiotic bacteria t.s. 

39(c). Euphorbia, spurge, stem with lactiferous ducts l.s. 

40(d). Pinus, pine, three sections of wood 41(d). Tilia, lime, 

three sections of wood 42(d). Elodea, waterweed, aquatic 

stem with primitive bundle t.s. 43(d). Cucurbita, pumpkin, 

stem t.s. bundles and sieve plates 44(d). Fagus, beech, sun 

and shade leaves, two t.s. 45(c). Nerium, oleander, xerophytic 

leaf with sunken stomata, t.s. 46(d). Pinus, pine, male cone 

with pollen l.s. 47(d). Pinus, female cone with ovules l.s. 

48(b). Pinus, pollen grains 49(f). Lilium, lily, t.s. of young anthers, 

meiotic stages of the pollen mother cells 50(d). Taraxacum, 

dandelion, composite flower l.s. 

9982-1004263 

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Manual for School Sets 

The handbook is made up essentially of 175 micropreparations 

and microslides from school sets A, B, C and D, which 

give a concrete overview of all areas of biology. 

The system includes preparations of typical microbes, of cell 

division, embryonic development, as well as tissues and organs 

from plants, animals and humans. 

9982-1004049 

School Set D for General Biology, 

Supplementary Set 50 microscope slides. 


1(c). Ciliated epithelium, t.s. of fallopian tube 2(d). Tendon 

of cow, l.s. showing white fibrous tissue 3(f). Heart muscle, 

human, t.s. and l.s., branched fibres with central nuclei and 

intercalated discs 4(c). Lymph gland of pig, t.s. showing lymphoid 

tissue 5(c). Esophagus of cat, t.s. with stratified squamous 

epithelium, muscular layers 6(d). Stomach of cat, t.s. of 

fundic region showing gastric glands 7(d). Large intestine (colon), 

t.s. stained for mucous cells 8(d). Pancreas of pig, t.s. 

with islets of Langerhans 9(d). Thyroid gland, sec. With glandular 

epithelium and colloid 10(d). Adrenal gland of cat, t.s. 

through cortex and medulla 11(d). Sperm of bull 12(e). Motor 

nerve cells, smear from spinal cord of cow 13(f). Cerebrum, 

human, t.s. of cortex showing pyramidal cells 14(d). Human 

skin from palm, l.s. 15(f). Distomum hepaticum (Fasciola), 

beef liver fluke, w.m. and stained 16(f). Taenia spec., tapeworm, 

w.m. of mature proglottids 17(e). Culex pipiens, mosquito, 

head mouth parts of female 18(e). Culex pipiens, head 

and reduced mouth parts of male 19(f). Cimex lectularius, 

bed bug, w.m. 20(f). Mitochondria, in thin sec. of liver or kidney 

21(g). Golgi apparatus, t.s. of spinal ganglion 22(d). Chloroplasts, 

in leaf of Elodea or Mnium 23(c). Aleurone grains, in 

sec. of Ricinus endosperm 24(f). Storage, t.s. of liver or kidney, 

vital stained with trypan-blue to demonstrate storage 

25(g). DNA in cell nuclei, demonstrated by Feulgen staining 

26(g). DNA and RNA, fixed and stained to show DNA and RNA 

in different colours 27(f). Giant chromosomes from the salivary 

gland of Chironomus. Individual genes and puffs 

28(h). Human chromosomes, spread in the stage of metaphase 

29(f). Meiotic and mitotic stages in sec. of crayfish testis, 

nuclear spindles 30(f). Maturation divisions in ova of Ascaris 

megalocephala, iron-hematoxylin 31(f). Cleavage stages 

in ova of Ascaris, iron-hematoxylin 32(d). Escherichia coli, 

bacteria from colon, Gram stained 33(d). Eberthella typhi, 

typhoid fever, Gram stained 34(e). Tuberculous lung, t.s. of 

diseased lung showing miliary tubercles 35(e). Coal dust lung 

(Anthracosis), t.s. of human smoker’s lung 36(e). Liver cirrhosis 

of human caused by alcohol abuse, t.s. 37(e). Arteriosclerosis, 

t.s. of diseased coronary artery showing sclerotic 

changes 38(e). Metastatic carcinoma (cancer). of human liver, 

t.s. 39(e). Sea-urchin development (Psammechinus), composite 

slide with 2, 4 and 8 cell stages 40(e). Sea-urchin development 

(Psammechinus), composite slide with morula, blastula 

and gastrula 41(f). Frog embryology (Rana), sec. of the blastula 

stage 42(f). Frog embryology (Rana), sag. sec. through larva 

in the tail bud stage 43(e). Leaf (needle). of fir (Abies), two t.s. 

of leaves, healthy and damaged by acid rain 44(e). Leaf of 

beech (Fagus), two t.s. of leaves, healthy and damaged by 

acid rain 45(d). Bacteria from waste-water, smear with typical 

forms 46(c). Nostoc, blue green alga, colonies within gelatinous 

sheaths 47(e). Desmids (Desmidiaceae), various species 

48(c). Sphagnum, peat moss, w.m. of leaf showing chlorophyll-bearing 

and hyaline cells 49(c). Triticum, wheat, t.s. of 

stem of a gramineous plant 50(c). Salvia, sage, t.s. of a square 

stem with angular collenchyma 

9982-1004264 

Transparency Atlas with the 

Pictures of Sets A, B, C, D 

New, extended version 2002. Contents: 45 overhead transparencies 

sized 22x28 cm, now with 252 pictures of microscopic 

preparations, matching the micropreparations school sets A, 

B, C and D as part of the “Media System”. Includes a detailed 

80-page guide and 175 semi-diagrammatic illustrations. 

Comes in a durable plastic ring binder. 

Text: Dr. Karl-Heinrich Meyer on the subject areas of: zoology, 

histology and anthropology, bacteria and flowerless plants, 

seed plants, cytology and genetics, embryology, pathogens 

and diseased organs, ecology and the environment. 

9982-1004043 

Microscope Slides – School Sets 

Microscopy 


Microscopy Microscope Slides – Series 

Microscope Slide Sets 

4 

You can read more information on our CD-ROMs on page 166. 

NEW INTERACTIVE EDUCATIONAL CD-ROM FOR SETS 

A, B, C, D 

Our new amazing CD-ROM for the MULTI-MEDIA PROGRAM 

SCHOOL-SETS A, B, C, D of BIOLOGY comprises all necessary 

photomicrographs of microscopic slides, which can be observed 

at different magnifications, using a “microscope”. 

Beautiful colour drawings matching the slides, with detailed 

explanations. 

All texts will be in five languages (English, German, Spanish, 

Portuguese and French), by pre-selection when starting the 

program. 

MICROSCOPIC BIOLOGY – Set A 

Photomicrographs, diagrams, explanations, test program and 

teaching material. Comprising about 240 pictures and 1,175 

texts. 

9982-1004269 

SERIES FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS 

Series I. Cells, Tissues and Organs 

13 Microscope Slides 

1(d). Simple animal cells in sec. of salamander liver 2(d). Mito 

sis, l.s. from Allium root tips 3(c). Ranunculus, buttercup, 

t.s. of a typical dicot root 4(e). Monocot and dicot stems, two 

t.s. for comparison 5(c). Syringa, lilac, t.s. of a typical mesophytic 

dicot leaf 6(c). Columnar epithelium, t.s of blind gut 

from rabbit 7(e). Bone and hyaline cartilage, t.s. 8(d). Striated 

muscles of mammal, l.s. 9(d). Smooth muscles of mammal, 

l.s. and t.s. 10(c). Lung of cat, t.s. 11(c). Human blood smear 

12(d). Human body skin, l.s. 13(f). Young mouse, sag. s. of 

entire specimen for all structures. 

9982-1004225 

Series II. Metabolism 


1(e). Hydra, fresh water polyp, t.s. with ectoderm and entoderm 

2(d). Carabus, ground beetle, gizzard 3(c). Salivary gland 

of cat, t.s. 4(c). Oesophagus of cat, t.s. 5(d). Fundic stomach 

of cat, t.s. 6(c). Small intestine of cat, t.s. routine stained 

7(f). Small intestine, t.s. blood vessels injected 8(d). Appendix 

of human, t.s. 9(c). Large intestine of cat, t.s. 10(c). Liver of 

pig, t.s. 11(f). Malpighian tubules of insect, t.s. 12(c). Primordial 

kid ney (mesonephros) of frog, t.s. 13(d). Hind-kidney 

(metanephros) of rabbit, t.s. 14(d). Kidney of mouse with pelvis, 

l.s. 15(f). Kidney of mouse, t.s. injected to show storage. 

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Series IV. Hormone Organs and Hormonal Function 


1(d). Ovary of cat, with follicles and corpus luteum t.s. 

2(d). Testis of mouse, t.s. showing Leydig’s cells 3(d). Adrenal 

(suprarenal) gland of cat, t.s. 4(d). Pancreas of cat, t.s. with 

islets of Langerhans, 5(f). Thyroid gland, normal function t.s. 

6(f). Thyroid gland, over-activity of the gland t.s. 7(f). Hypophysis 

(pituitary body) sagittal l.s. 

9982-1004228 

MICROSCOPIC BIOLOGY – Set B 



texts. 

9982-1004270 

MICROSCOPIC BIOLOGY – Set C 



texts. 

9982-1004271 

MICROSCOPIC BIOLOGY – Set D 



texts. 

9982-1004272 

The Microscope Slide Sets provide microscope slide collections for the most popular areas. Allowing you to place important topics 

“under the microscope”. 

Series III. Organs of Sense 


1(e). Paramaecium, silvered to show the neuroformative system 

2(d). Lumbricus, earthworm, t.s. with ventral nerve cord 

3(e). Insect brain, frontal l.s. 4(e). Planaria, sec. through ocelli 

5(f). Haliotis, marine snail, pinhole camera eye l.s. 6(e). Helix, 

snail, eye l.s. 7(e). Alloteuthis, cuttlefish, camera eye l.s. 

8(e). Compound eye of an insect, l.s. 9(e). Young rat, head 

with eyes t.s. 10(d). Retina of cat, t.s. showing rods and cones 

11(e). Internal ear (cochlea) from guinea pig, l.s. 12(e). Taste 

buds from tongue of rabbit, t.s. 13(e). Peripheral nerve fibres, 

osmic acid material showing Ranvier’s nodes 14(c). Spinal 

cord of cat t.s. with large motor nerve cells 15(c). Cerebellum 

of cat, t.s. routine stained 16(f). Cerebrum of cat, t.s. silvered 

to show the pyramid cells. 

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Series V. Genetics, Reproduction and Embryology 


1(g). DNA and RNA stained in different colours, l.s. onion 

root tips 2(e). Lilium, young anthers, meiosis, early prophase 

stage, t.s. 3(e). Lilium, young anthers, diplotene stage, t.s. 

4(d). Lilium, ovary with embryosac t.s. 5(d). Capsella bursa 

pastoris, l.s. of embryos 6(h). Human chromosomes, spread 

in the metaphase stage, w.m. 7(g). Lamp brush chromosomes 

8(e). Hydra with testis t.s. 9(e). Hydra with ovaries t.s. 

10(f). Tapeworm (Taenia), mature proglottid, w.m. 11(f). Ascaris, 

sec. of uteri showing maturation of ova 12(e). Cockchafer 

(Melolontha), ovaries t.s. 13(d). Frog (Rana), testis t.s. 

showing spermatogenesis 14(f). Frog embryology: four cell 

stage t.s. 15(f). Frog: morula stage l.s. 16(f). Frog: neurula 

stage t.s. 17(f). Chicken (Gallus) embryology: 24 hour t.s. 

18(f). Chicken embryology: 72 hour t.s. 19(d). Mouse, uterus 

containing embryo t.s. 

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HISTOLOGY – Detail Sets 

Histology of Vertebrata Excluding Mammalia 

Fishes, Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds – 25 Microscope Slides 

1(c). Cyprinus, carp, liver t.s. 2(c). Cyprinus, testis t.s. showing 

spermatozoa 3(c). Cyprinus, small intestine t.s. 4(c). Cyprinus, 

kidney t.s. 5(c). Cyprinus, gills t.s. 6(c). Cyprinus, skin t.s. 

7(f). Fish scales, cycloid, ctenoid, and placoid scales w.m. 

8(c). Salamandra, skin with poison glands t.s. 9(d). Salamandra, 

t.s. through thorax and forelegs of larva 10(c). Rana, frog, 

lung t.s., a simple bag-like lung 11(c). Rana, blood smear, with 

nucleated corpuscles 12(c). Rana, stomach t.s. 13(c). Rana, 

large intestine t.s., with goblet cells 14(c). Rana, liver t.s. showing 

bile ducts 15(c). Rana, kidney t.s. 16(c). Rana, testis t.s. to 

show spermatogenesis 17(c). Rana, skin t.s. showing glands 

18(d). Lacerta, lizard, skin with scales, sagittal l.s. 19(c). Gallus, 

chicken, blood smear, with nucleate red corpuscles 20(c). Gallus, 

lung t.s. 21(c). Gallus, glandular stomach t.s. 22(d). Gallus, 

ovary with developing eggs t.s. 23(d). Gallus, skin with developing 

feathers t.s. or l.s. 24(c). Gallus, unfeathered skin of foot 

t.s. 25(c). Gallus, wing and down feathers w.m. 

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Histology of Mammalia, Supplementary Set 


1(c). Columnar epithelium of mammal 2(c). Ciliated epithelium 

of mammal 3(d). White fibrous tissue, l.s. of tendon of 

cow 4(d). Mucous tissue, t.s. of navel string 5(d). Elastic cartilage, 

sec. stained for elastic fibres 6(d). Bone development, 

l.s. of foetal finger 7(d). Striated muscle of cat, t.s. 8(c). Heart 

muscle of cat, l.s. and t.s. 9(d). Red bone marrow of cow, sec. 

or smear 10(f). Heart of mouse, sagittal l.s. 11(d). Trachea of 

rabbit, t.s. 12(c). Spleen of cat, t.s. 13(c). Lymph gland of cat 

or rabbit, t.s. 14(d). Adrenal (suprarenal) gland of rabbit, t.s. 

15(e). Epiphysis (pineal body) of cow or pig, t.s. 16(e). Hypophysis 

(pituitary body) of cow or pig, l.s. 17(d). Thyroid gland 

of cow, t.s. 18(d). Thymus gland of cow, t.s. with Hassall bodies 

19(d). Parotid gland of cat, t.s. 20(d). Tooth, t.s. through 

root or crown 21(c). Oesophagus of rabbit, t.s. 22(c). Vermiform 

appendix of rabbit, t.s. 23(c). Large intestine (colon) of 

rabbit, t.s. 24(c). Gall bladder of rabbit, t.s. 25(f). Kidney t.s., 

vital stained with trypan blue showing storage 26(c). Ureter 

of rabbit, t.s. 27(c). Urinary bladder of rabbit, t.s. 28(d). Ovary 

with corpus luteum t.s. 29(c). Fallopian tube of pig, t.s. 

30(c). Uterus of rabbit, t.s. 31(c). Placenta of rabbit, t.s. 

32(d). Uterus of rat, containing embryo t.s. 33(d). Vagina of 

rabbit, t.s. 34(c). Epididymis of rabbit, t.s. 35(d). Sperm smear 

of bull 36(d). Penis of rabbit, t.s. 37(d). Prostate gland of pig, 

t.s. 38(e). Brain of mouse, entire organ l.s. 39(f). Cerebellum, 

t.s. silver stained for Purkinje cells 40(e). Sympathetic ganglion, 

t.s. multipolar nerve cells 41(c). Peripheral nerve of cat 

or rabbit, l.s. 42(e). Eye of cat, anterior part with cornea t.s. 

43(e). Eye of cat, posterior part with retina t.s. 44(e). Cochlea 

(internal ear) of Guinea pig, l.s. shows organ of Corti 

45(d). Olfactory region of dog or rabbit, t.s 46(e). Taste buds 

in tongue of rabbit (Papilla foliata), t.s. 47(d). Skin of human 

palm, t.s. 48(d). Scalp, human, t.s. of hair follicles 49(d). Nail 

development of embryo, sagittal l.s. 50(c). Mammary gland 

of cow, t.s. 

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Histology of Mammalia, Elementary Set 


1(c). Squamous epithelium, isolated cells 2(e). Fibrous connective 

tissue, w.m. from pig mesentery 3(e). Adipose tissue 

of mammal, fat stained 4(c). Hyaline cartilage of calf, t.s. 

5(e). Compact bone of cow, t.s. 6(d). Striated muscles of cat, 

l.s. 7(d). Smooth muscles of cat, t.s. and l.s. 8(c). Blood smear, 

human 9(d). Artery of cat or rabbit, t.s. 10(d). Vein of cat or 

rabbit, t.s. 11(c). Lung of cat, t.s. 12(c). Pancreas of pig with islets 

of Langerhans t.s. 13(c). Tongue of cat, t.s. with cornified 

papillae 14(d). Stomach of cat, fundic region t.s. 15(c). Small 

intestine of cat or rabbit, t.s. 16(d). Liver of pig, t.s. 17(d). Kidney 

of cat, t.s. 18(d). Ovary of rabbit, t.s., developing follicles 

19(d). Testis of mouse, t.s., spermatogenesis 20(d). Cerebrum 

of cat, t.s. 21(d). Cerebellum of cat, t.s. 22(c). Spinal cord of 

cat, t.s. 23(e). Nerve fibres isolated, Ranvier’s nodes 24(e). Motor 

nerve cells, smear from spinal cord 25(d). Scalp, human, 

l.s. of hair follicles 

9982-1004231 

Normal Human Histology, Basic Set 


When compiling the series only top quality, histologically fixed 

material was used for the preparation of the slides. The cutting 

thickness of the microtome sections is normally 6 – 8 mm. The 

use of special staining methods guarantees a clear, multicoloured 

representation of all tissue structures. This slide series 

occupies a special position due both to the quality of the original 

material because of the carefulness of the preparation. 

1(c). Squamous epithelium, human, isolated cells 2(f). Areolar 

connective tissue, human w.m. 3(f). Hyaline cartilage, human 

t.s. 4(f). Compact bone, human t.s. 5(f). Striated muscle, human 

l.s. 6(f). Heart muscle, human l.s. and t.s. 7(f). Artery, human 

t.s. 8(f). Vein, human t.s. 9(f). Lung, human t.s. 10(c). 

Blood smear, human 11(f). Spleen, human t.s. 12(f). Thyroid 

gland, human t.s. 13(f). Thymus gland from human child t.s. 

14(f). Tongue, human t.s. 15(f). Tooth, human l.s. 16(f). Parotid, 

human gland t.s. 17(f). Oesophagus, human t.s. 18(f). Stomach, 

human, fundic region t.s. 19(f). Duodenum, human t.s. 

(small intestine) 20(f). Colon, human t.s. (large intestine) 21(f). 

Pancreas, human t.s. 22(f). Liver, human t.s. 23(e). Vermiform 

appendix, human t.s. 24(f). Kidney, human t.s. 25(f). Adrenal 

(suprarenal) gland, human t.s. 26(f). Ovary, human t.s. 27(f). 

Uterus, human t.s. 28(f). Placenta, human t.s. 29(f). Testis, human 

t.s. 30(f). Epididymis, human t.s. 31(f). Cerebrum, human 

t.s. 32(f). Cerebellum, human t.s. 33(f). Spinal cord, human t. 

s34(f). Sympathetic ganglion, human t.s. 35(e). Skin of palm, 

human t.s. 36(e). Scalp, human, l.s. of hair follicles 37(e). Scalp, 

human, t.s. of hair follicles 38(f). Retina, human t.s. 39(e). Finger 

tip from foetus with nail development l.s. 

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Normal Human Histology, Large Set, Part I 


1(c). Isolated squamous epithelium, human 2(e). Connective 

tissue, human, sec. 3(e). Columnar epithelium, human gall 

bladder, t.s. 4(e). Ciliated epithelium, human trachea, t.s. 

5(e). Smooth muscles, human, l.s. and t.s. 6(e). Striated muscles, 

human, l.s. 7(e). Heart muscles, human, l.s. and t.s. 

8(e). Hyaline cartilage, human, sec. 9(e). Elastic cartilage of epiglottis, 

human, t.s. 10(e). Bone, compact substance, human, t.s. 

11(e). White fibrous tissue (tendon), human, l.s. 12(e). Red bone 

marrow, human, t.s. 13(d). Scalp, human, l.s. of hair follicles 

14(e). Artery, human, t.s. 15(e). Vein, human, t.s. 16(c). Blood 

smear, human, Giemsa stain 17(e). Lung, human, t.s. 18(f). Larynx 

of human foetus, t.s. 19(e). Lymph gland, human, t.s. 

20(e). Thyroid gland, human, t.s. 21(f). Pituitary gland, human, 

t.s. 22(e). Spleen, human, t.s. 23(e). Tongue, human, t.s. 

24(e). Oesophagus, human, t.s. 25(e). Sublingual gland, human, 

t.s. 26(e). Stomach, pyloric region, human, t.s. 27(e). Pancreas, 

human, t.s. 28(e). Small intestine, human, t.s. 29(e). Large intestine, 

human, t.s. 30(e). Liver, human, t.s. 31(e). Kidney, human, 

t.s. 32(f). Adrenal gland, human, t.s. 33(e). Ureter, human, 

t.s. 34(e). Urinary bladder, human, t.s. 35(f). Ovary, human, 

t.s. 36(e). Uterus, human, t.s. 37(e). Uterine tube, human, 

t.s. 38(e). Placenta, human, t.s. 39(e). Umbilical cord, human, 

t.s. 40(e). Mammary gland, human, sec. 41(f). Testis, human, 

t.s. 42(e). Epididymis, human, t.s. 43(f). Olfactory epithelium, 

human, t.s. 44(f). Retina, human, t.s. 45(g). Internal ear, human 

foetal, t.s. 46(f). Touch corpuscles in human skin, t.s. 

47(e). Nerve, human, l.s. 48(e). Spinal cord, human, t.s. 49(e). 

Cerebellum, human, t.s. 50(e). Cerebrum, cortex, human, t.s. 

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Microscope Slides – Series 

Microscopy 



Normal Human Histology, Large Set, Part II. 


1(e). Soft palate, human t.s. 2(e). Adipose tissue, human, sec. 

stained for fat 3(f). White fibrous cartilage, human intervertebral 

disc, sec. 4(e). Striated (skeletal) muscle, human t.s. 

5(e). Spongy (cancellous) bone, human t.s. 6(e). Bone development, 

vertical l.s. of foetal skull-cap 7(e). Bone development, 

l.s. of foetal finger 8(e). Joint of human foetus, l.s. 

9(e). Tooth, human, t.s. of crown 10(f). Tooth, human, complete 

l.s. 11(f). Tooth development from human foetus, l.s. 

12(e). Aorta, human, t.s. routine stained 13(e). Trachea from 

human foetus t.s. 14(f). Thymus from human child, t.s. 

15(f). Parathyroid gland (Gl. parathyreoidea), human t.s. 

16(e). Tonsil (Tonsilla palatina), human t.s. 17(e). Parotid 

gland (Gl. parotis), human t.s. 18(e). Submaxillary gland 

(Gl. submandibularis), human t.s. 19(e). Stomach, fundic region, 

human t.s. 20(e). Stomach, cardiac region, human t.s. 

21(e). Jejunum, human t.s. 22(f). Small intestine (Duodenum) 

t.s. colouring of goblet cells, PAS-HE 23(e). Vermiform appendix, 

human t.s. 24(e). Rectum, human t.s. 25(e). Gall bladder, 

human t.s. 26(e). Liver of human foetus sec., developing 

blood cells 27(e). Urethra, human, t.s. 28(e). Seminal vesicle 

(Gl. vesiculosa), human t.s. 29(e). Spermatic cord (Ductus deferens), 

human t.s. 30(e). Prostate, human, t.s. 31(e). Sperm 

smear, human 32(f). Corpus luteum in t.s. of human ovary 

33(e). Vagina, human t.s. 34(g). Cerebral cortex, human, t.s. 

silvered (Golgi or Palmgren) 35(g). Cerebral cortex, human, 

t.s. stained for neuroglial cells after Held 36(g). Cerebellum, 

human, t.s. silvered (Golgi or Palmgren) 37(f). Thalamus, human, 

stained after Klüver – Barrera 38(f). Medulla oblongata, 

human, t.s. routine stained 39(g). Spinal cord, human, t.s. 

silvered (Golgi or Palmgren) 40(f). Sympathetic ganglion, 

human t.s. routine stained 41(e). Peripheral nerve, human 

t.s. 42(e). Optic nerve, human t.s. 43(e). Cornea from eye, 

human t.s. 44(e). Eyelid, human, t.s. 45(e). Skin from finger 

tip, human, vertical l.s. 46(d). Scalp, human, horizontal l.s. 

shows t.s. of hair follicles, 47(e). Nail development, sagittal 

l.s. finger tip of human foetus 48(h). Human chromosomes 

in smear from culture of blood, male 49(i). Human chromosomes 

in smear from culture of blood, female 50(f). Barr 

bodies (human sex chromatin) in smear from female squamous 

epithelium. 

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Human Pathology 


1(e). Parenchymatous and fatty degeneration of liver 2(e). 

He mo si de rosis of liver 3(e). Glycogenosis of liver 4(e). Pigmentary 

cirrhosis of liver 5(e). Necrotic oesophagitis 6(e). 

Foreign body granuloma with hemosiderin and giant cells 

7(e). Tonsillitis 8(e). Liver cirrhosis Injury of circulatory organs 

and blood-forming organs 9(e). Adiposis of heart 10(e). 

Cardiac callosity 11(e). Myocarditis chronica acute recidivans 

12(e). Organized venous thrombosis of muscle 13(e). Infarct 

of spleen 14(e). Chronic myeloid leukemia of spleen 15(g). 

Malarial melanemia of spleen Pathologic alterations of lung 

and liver, tuberculosis, pneumonia 16(e). Anthracosis of 

lung 17(e). Hemorrhagic infarct of lung 18(e). Influenzal 

pneumonia 19(e). Crou pous pneumonia 20(e). Chronic 

pneumonia 21(e). Necrotic (cheesy) pneumonia 22(e). Miliary 

tuberculosis of lung 23(e). Chronic tuberculous pulmonary 

cavity with bacteria 24(e). Icterus hepatis Reaction of 

kidney after arteriosclerosis, disturbance of metabolism, 

and inflammation; coli tis 25(e). Glomerular atro phy of kidney 

26(e). Amyloid degen er a tion of kidney 27(e). Acute 

haemorrhagic nephritis 28(e). Chronic glomerulonephritis 

29(e). Septic embolic nephritis 30(e). Colitis dysenterica 

Shiga-Kruse Specific inflammations after infection with 

syphilis spirochaetes 31(g). Congenital syphilis of liver, spirochaetes 

silvered after Levaditi 32(f). Congenital syphilis of 

liver (feuer stein liver), routine stained 33(f). Gumma of testicle 

Progres sive alteration of injured tissues and organs 

(Hypertrophy and hyperplasia) 34(e). Atheroma of head 

35(e). Struma colloides 36(f). Undescended testicle showing 

hyperplasia of Leydig’s cells 37(e). Hypertrophy of prostate 

Benignant and malignant tumors 38(f). Giant cell sarcoma 

of maxilla 39(e). Chon droma of pubic bone 40(e). Myoma of 

uterus 41(e). Fibroadenoma of breast 42(e). Fibroepithelial 

mixed tumor of parotid gland 43(e). Melanosarcoma of skin 

44(e). Spindle cell sarcoma 45(e). Carcinoma cervicis uteri 

46(e). Sarcoma of testicle 47(e). Cystadenoma papilliferum 

of ovary 48(e). Gelatinous carcinoma of rectum 49(e). Lymphosarcoma 

mediastini 50(e). Me tastatic carcinoma of liver. 

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HISTOLOGY – COMPREHENSIVE SET 

Tissues 


1(c). Squamous epithelium, scrapings from human mouth, 

w.m. 2(e). Columnar epithelium, human gall bladder, t.s. 

3(e). Ciliated epithelium, human trachea, t.s. 4(d). Skin, 

human, from general body surface showing sweat glands 

5(d). Human scalp, l.s. of hair 6(d). Developing of nail, human 

embryo, l.s. 7(e). Hyaline cartilage, human, t.s. 8(d). Elastic 

cartilage, ear of pig, t.s. 9(e). Developing cartilaginous bone, 

joint of human foetus, l.s. 10(e). Compact bone, c.s. and l.s. 

11(f). Striated muscle, human, l.s., staining of striations 

12(e). Striated muscle, human, t.s. 13(e). Smooth muscle, 

human, t.s. and l.s. 14(e). White fibrous tissue, human tendon, 

l.s. 15(e). Adipose tissue, human, t.s. 

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Human Scalp and Hair 

12 preparations. 

For details, please go to www.3bscientific.com. 

9982-1004268 

Respiratory and Circulatory System 


1(d). Trachea, cat, t.s. 2(e). Lung, human t.s. 3(c). Blood, human, 

Wright stained smear 4(c). Artery, human, t.s., elastica 

stained 5(e). Vein, human, t.s., elastica stained 6(e). Artery 

and vein, human, t.s., elastica stained 7(e). Aorta, human, 

t.s. 8(e). Heart muscle, human t.s. and l.s. intercalated discs 

9(e). Lymph gland, human, t.s. 10(e). Red bone marrow, human 

rib, t.s. Giemsa stained. 

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Digestive System 

11 preparations with accompanying guide. 


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Urinary System 



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Genital System 



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Endocrine System 



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1(e). Cerebrum, human, cortex, t.s. 2(e). Cerebellum, human, 

t.s. 3(f). Cerebellum, human, t.s., Weigert stained 4(e). Spinal 

cord, human, t.s. for general structure 5(e). Nerve, human, 

l.s. 6(e). Nerve, human, t.s. 7(f). Spinal cord, cat, t.s., Klüver- 

Barrera stained 8(e). Spinal cord, cow, t.s., Nissl stained 

9(f). Cerebrum, cat, t.s., Golgi stained 10(e). Brain, rat, median 

l.s. 11(d). Vertebra with spinal cord, rat, t.s. 

9982-1004244 

ZOOLOGY – DETAIL SETS 

Invertebrata, Elementary Set 


The most important representatives of Protozoa, Sponges, Coelenterata, 

Vermes, Arthropoda, Insecta, Mollusca, Echinodermata, 

Acrania. 1(e). Amoeba proteus, w.m. 2(c). Euglena, a common 

flagellate with eye spot 3(d). Paramaecium, a common ciliate 

4(c). Sycon, marine sponge, t.s. of body 5(e). Hydra, extended 

specimen w.m. 6(e). Dicrocoelium lanceolatum, sheep liver 

fluke, w.m. 7(c). Planaria, t.s. of body 8(c). Taenia saginata, 

tapeworm, proglottids in different stages t.s. 9(d). Trichinella 

spiralis, l.s. of muscle with encysted larvae 10(c). Lumbricus, 

earthworm, t.s. of body in region of typhlosole 11(c). Daphnia, 

water flea w.m. 12(c). Cyclops, copepod w.m. 13(b). Spider, leg 

with comb w.m. 14(c). Spider, spinneret w.m. 15(c). Musca domestica, 

house fly, head and mouth parts w.m. 16(e). Periplaneta, 

cockroach, biting mouth parts w.m. 17(e). Apis mellifica, 

honey bee, mouth parts of worker w.m. 18(b). Musca domestica, 

house fly, leg with pulvilli w.m. 19(b). Apis mellifica, wings 

w.m. 20(b). Trachea from insect w.m. 21(b). Spiracle from insect 

w.m. 22(d). Drosophila, fruit fly, sagittal l.s. of adult specimen 

23(d). Snail, radula w.m. or section 24(d). Snail, t.s. through 

body 25(d). Asterias, starfish, t.s. of arm (ray). 

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Invertebrata, Supplementary Set 


1(d). Radiolaria, mixed species 2(d). Foraminifera, mixed species 

3(c). Ceratium, dinoflagellates 4(f). Trypanosoma, causing 

sleeping disease, blood smear 5(f). Plasmodium, malaria parasite, 

blood smear 6(d). Eimeria stiedae, in t.s. of rabbit liver 

with parasites 7(b). Spongilla, fresh water sponge, gemmulae 

(winter bodies) 8(c). Hydra, t.s. of body 9(d). Obelia hydroid, 

w.m. of colony 10(e). Obelia medusa, jellyfish. w.m. 11(d). Actinia, 

sea anemone, t.s. young specimen 12(c). Fasciola hepatica, 

beef liver fluke, t.s. of body 13(c). Fasciola, ova w.m. 

4(d). Ascaris, roundworm, t.s. of female in region of gonads 

15(d). Ascaris, t.s. of male in region of gonads 16(e). Lumbricus, 

earthworm, l.s. of anterior region with gonads 17(c). Lumbricus, 

sperm smear 18(d). Hirudo medicinalis, leech, t.s. of body 

19(d). Sagitta, arrow worm, entire specimen w.m. 20(c). Astacus, 

crayfish, gills t.s. 21(c). Astacus, liver t.s. 22(e). Astacus, 

testis t.s. showing spermatogenesis 23(d). Astacus, ovary t.s. 

showing developing ova 24(c). Astacus, intestine t.s. 25(d). Spider, 

abdomen with internal organs l.s. 26(d). Dermanyssus 

galli nae, chicken mite w.m. 27(e). Pieris, butterfly, head and 

mouth parts w.m. 28(e). Vespa, wasp, biting mouth parts 

w.m. 29(f). Carabus, ground beetle, biting mouth parts w.m. 

30(d). Culex pipiens, mosquito, piercing-sucking mouth parts 

w.m. 31(b). Melolontha, cockchafer, antenna w.m. 32(b). Apis 

mellifica, honey bee, anterior leg with eye brush w.m. 33(b). 

Apis mellifica, posterior leg with pollen basket w.m. 34(b). Pieris, 

butterfly, portion of wing with scales w.m. 35(b). Apis 

mellifica, cornea from eye w.m. 36(d). Apis mellifica, sting 

with poison sac w.m. 37(d). Culex pipiens, mosquito, t.s. of 

abdo men 38(e). Apis melli fica, honey bee, head with compound 

eyes t.s. 39(d). Apis mellifica, abdomen of worker t.s. 

40(e). Ctenocephalus, dog flea, w.m. of adult 41(c). Chironomus, 

gnat, larva w.m. 42(d). Bombyx mori, silkworm, t.s. of 

caterpillar, spinning glands 43(d). Helix, snail, hermaphrodite 

gland (ovotestis) t.s. 44(c). Helix, snail, liver t.s. 45(e). Helix, 

snail, eye l.s. 46(d). Mya arenaria, clam, gills t.s. and l.s. 

47(e). Asterias, starfish, horizontal section of young specimen 

48(d). Psammechinus, sea urchin, pluteus larva w.m. 49(d). 

Branchiostoma lanceolatum (Amphioxus), t.s. of body with 

testis 50(d). Branchiostoma , t.s. of body with ovaries. 

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ZOOLOGY – COMPREHENSIVE SETS 

Protozoa 


1(e). Amoeba proteus, Rhizopoda, w.m. 2(d). Radiolaria, 

mixed species, fossil 3(d). Foraminifera from Mediterranean 

sea, mixed species, recent 4(c). Euglena viridis, a green flagellate, 

w.m. 5(c). Ceratium hirundinella, fresh-water dinoflagellate 

w.m. 6(f). Trypanosoma gambiense, causes African sleeping 

sickness, blood smear 7(f). Plasmodium, causes human 

malaria, blood smear 8(d). Eimeria stiedae, causing coccidiosis, 

t.s. of infected liver 9(d). Paramecium, a common ciliate, 

nuclei stained 10(e). Vorticella, a coloniate ciliate. 

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Coelenterata and Porifera 


1(e). Sycon, a small marine sponge of the sycon type, l.s. and 

t.s. on one slide 2(d). Spongilla, fresh-water sponge, t.s. 3(d). 

Euspongia, commercial sponge, t.s. 4(c). Sponge spicules of 

different kinds, mixed w.m. 5(e). Hydra, fresh water polyp, 

extended and w.m. 6(d). Hydra, t.s. in different levels 7(d). 

Laomedea, w.m. of colony, vegetative and reproductive polyps 

8(e). Obelia, w.m. of medusa 9(e). Aurelia, jellyfish, w.m. 

of ephyra 10(e). Actinia, sea anemone, l.s. and t.s. 

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Vermes (Helminthes) 


1(f). Planaria, (Turbellaria) w.m. 2(c). Planaria, t.s. for general 

structure 3(f). Fasciola hepatica, large liver fluke, w.m. 4(c). 

Fasciola, t.s. of middle region of body 5(f). Taenia sp., tapeworm, 

proglottids, w.m. 6(c). Taenia sp., mature proglottids, 

t.s. 7(g). Taenia or Moniezia, tapeworm, scolex and proglottides, 

w.m. 8(f). Echinococcus multilocularis, infected liver, sec. 

9(f). Enterobius vermicularis, pinworm, w.m. 10(d). Trichinella 

spiralis, encysted larvae in muscles, l.s. 11(e). Ascaris, 

roundworm, adult male and female, t.s. 12(d). Nemertine, 

marine species, t.s. of body 13(d). Nereis, sea-worm, t.s. 

14(d). Tubifex, oligochaete, w.m. 15(d). Hirudo medicinalis, 

leech, t.s. 16(e). Lumbricus, earthworm, anterior end, l.s. 

17(c). Lumbricus, region of seminal vesicles, t.s. 18(d). Lumbricus, 

t.s. with stomach 19(c). Lumbricus, t.s. with intestine 

and nephri dia 20(d). Lumbricus, t.s. with setae. 

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Crustacea 



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Microscopy 



The Honey Bee (Apis mellifica) 

18 preparations. 


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Insect (Insecta) 


1(d). Musca domestica, housefly, leaking-sucking mouth parts 

w.m. 2(e). Pieris, butterfly, sucking mouth parts w.m. 3(f). 

Carabus, ground beetle, biting mouth parts (carnivore) w.m. 

4(f). Melolontha, cockchafer, chewing mouth parts (herbivore) 

w.m. 5(e). Pyrrhocoris, bug, piercing sucking mouth 

parts w.m. 6(d). Bombyx mori, silkworm moth, chewing 

mouth parts 7(e). Apis mellifica, honey bee, leaking sucking 

mouth parts of worker w.m. 8(e). Vespa vulgaris, wasp, biting 

mouth parts of carnivore w.m. 9(f). Periplaneta or Blatta, 

cockroach, chewing biting mouth parts w.m. 10(e). Culex pipiens, 

mosquito, piercing sucking mouth parts w.m. 11(b). 

Melolontha, cockchafer, antenna with sense organs w.m. 

12(b). Bombyx mori, silkworm moth, feathered antenna w.m. 

13(b). Pieris, butterfly, clubbed antenna w.m. 14(b). Apis mellifica, 

anterior leg with eye brush w.m. 15(b). Apis mellifica, 

posterior leg with pollen basket w.m. 16(b). Musca domestica, 

house fly, leg with pulvilli w.m. 17(c). Apis mellifica, wings 

w.m. 18(b). Pieris, butterfly, portion of wings with scales w.m. 

19(b). Trachea from insect w.m. 20(b). Spiracle from insect 

w.m. 21(b). Cornea isolated from insect eye w.m. 22(d). Apis 

mellifica, honey bee, sting and poison sac w.m. 23(e). Apis 

mellifica, head with compound eyes and brain t.s. 24(d). 

Bombyx mori, silkworm, t.s. showing silk spinning glands 

25(d). Carausius, walking stick, abdomen t.s. 26(e). Melolontha, 

cockchafer, ovaries of insect, sec. shows developing ova 

27(f). Grasshopper, testis t.s. to show spermatogenesis and 

cell division 28(f). Drosophila, fruit fly, sagittal l.s. for general 

insect anatomy 29(d). Drosophila, fruit fly, w.m. of adult 

30(e). Ctenocephalus canis, dog flea, w.m. of adult 31(d). Caenis, 

May fly, larva with tracheal gills w.m. 32(f). Pediculus humanus, 

human louse, adult w.m. 33(d). Thysanoptera, thrips, 

adult w.m. 34(c). Aphidae, plant lice adults and larvae w.m. 

35(f). Cimex lectularius, bed bug, w.m. of adult 36(d). Culex 

pipiens, mosquito, w.m. of larva 37(d). Culex pipiens, mosquito, 

w.m. of pupa 38(f). Culex pipiens, mosquito, w.m. of 

adult female 39(f). Culex pipiens, mosquito, w.m. of adult 

male 40(d). Chironomus, gnat, w.m. of larva. 

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Cephalochordata (Acrania) 



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The Paramaecium (Caudatum) 



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PARASITOLOGY AND 

PATHOGENIC BACTERIA 

General Parasitology 


Domestic and tropical parasites of humans and animals 

1(f). Entamoeba histolytica, amoebic dysentery, smear or section 

2(f). Leishmania donovani, causes Kala-Azar, smear or 

section 3(f). Trypanosoma gambiense, sleeping disease, 

blood smear 4(f). Trypanosoma cruzi, Chagas disease, blood 

smear 5(f). Plasmodium falciparum, human malaria, blood 

smear with ring stages 6(f). Plasmodium berghei, blood 

smear with vegetative forms and schizogony stages 7(g). Plasmodium 

sp., malaria melanemia in human spleen 8(f). Toxoplasma 

gondii, causing toxoplasmosis, smear or section of 

cyst 9(f). Babesia canis, blood smear 10(f). Sarcocystis sp., section 

of muscle showing the parasites in Miescher’s tubes 

11(e). Nosema apis, honey bee dysentery, t.s. of bee intestine 

12(d). Monocystis agilis, from earthworm seminal vesicle 

13(d). Eimeria stiedae, causes coccidiosis in rabbit liver, t.s. 

14(f). Fasciola hepatica, beef liver fluke, w.m. of adult flat 

mount 15(c). Fasciola, typical t.s. of body in different regions 

16(d). Fasciola, ova w.m. 17(h). Fasciola, miracidia w.m. * 

18(h). Schistosoma mansoni, bilharziosis, adult male or female 

w.m. 19(g). Schistosoma, t.s. of snail liver with redia 

and cercaria * 20(e). Schistosoma mansoni, ova in faeces 

21(t). Taenia or Moniezia, tapeworm, scolex w.m. 22(f). Taenia 

pisiformis, dwarf tapeworm, ma ture proglottids w.m. 

23(d). Taenia saginata, tapeworm, proglottids in different 

stages t.s. 24(d). Taenia saginata, ova in faeces w.m. 25(f). Hymenolepis 

nana, proglottids w.m. 26(f). Echinococcus granulosus, 

dog tapeworm, scolices from cyst w.m. 27(f). Echinococcus, 

cyst wall and scolices t.s.. 28(d). Ascaris lumbricoides, 

roundworm of human, adult female t.s. in region of 

gonads 29(d). Ascaris lumbricoides, adult male t.s. in region 

of gonads 30(d). Ascaris lumbricoides, ova from faeces w.m. 

31(f). Enterobius vermicularis (Oxyuris), pin worm, adult 

specimen w.m. 32(d). Trichinella spiralis, muscle with encysted 

larvae l.s. 33(h). Ancylostoma, hookworm, adult w.m. 

34(d). Trichuris trichiura, whip worm, ova w.m. 35(e). Strongyloides, 

larvae w.m. 36(f). Heterakis spumosa, intestinal parasite 

of rat, adult 37(g). Ixodes sp., tick, adult w.m. Carrier of 

relapsing fever and borreliosis 38(d). Dermanyssus gallinae, 

chicken mite w.m. 39(e). Acarapis woodi, varroa, parasitic 

mite of honey bee, w.m. 40(e). Sarcoptes scabiei, section of 

diseased skin with parasites 41(e). Stomoxys calcitrans, stable 

fly, piercing sucking mouth parts w.m. 42(f). Anopheles, 

malar ia mosquito, mouth parts of female w.m. 43(e). Culex 

pi piens, common mosquito, mouth parts of female w.m. 

44(f). Anopheles, larva w.m. 45(d). Culex pipiens, larva w.m. 

46(d). Culex pipiens, pupa w.m. 47(f). Cimex lectularius, bed 

bug, w.m. 48(f). Pediculus humanus, human louse, w.m. 

49(e). Pediculus human us, louse eggs attached to the hair, 

w.m. 50(e). Ctenocephalus canis, dog flea, adult w.m. 

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Pathogenic Bacteria 


1(e). Diplococcus pneumoniae, croupous pneumonia, smear 

2(f). Neisseria gonorrhoeae, gonorrhoea, smear 3(e). Neisseria 

meningitidis (intracellularis), epidemic meningitidis, smear 

4(d). Staphylococcus aureus, pus organism, smear 5(d). Streptococcus 

pyogenes, smear showing short chains 6(d). Cory nebac 

ter ium diphtheriae, smear 7(e). Mycobacterium tuberculosis, 

smear from positive sputum stained after Ziehl-Neelsen 


8(e). Bacterium erysipelatos, smear 9(d). Brucella abortus, 

abortation in cattle (Bang disease), smear 10(d). Proteus vulgaris, 

inflammation of urinary system, smear 11(d). Escherichia 

coli, colon bacteria, possibly pathogen, smear 12(d). 

Eberthella typhi, typhoid fever, smear 13(d). Salmonella paratyphi, 

paratyphoid fever, smear 14(d). Hemophilus influenzae 

(Pfeiffer), smear 15(e). Klebsiella pneumoniae (Friedlander), 

pneumonia, smear 16(f). Pasteurella (Yersinia) pestis, bubonic 

plague, smear 17(d). Salmonella enteritidis, meat poisoning, 

smear 18(d). Shigella dysenteriae, bacillary dysentery, 

smear 19(d). Bacillus anthracis, wool sorter’s disease, smear 

20(e). Clostridium botulinum, food poisoning, smear 21(d). 

Clostridium septicum, smear 22(e). Clostridium tetani, lockjaw, 

smear 23(d). Clostridium perfringens, gas gangrene, 

smear 24(f). Vibrio comma, Asiatic cholera, smear 25(g). Borrelia 

duttoni (Spirochaeta recurrentis), Central African relapsing 

fever, blood smear. 

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Bacteria Basis Set 


The most important pathogenic and non-pathogenic bacteria 

1(d). Staphylococcus aureus, pus organism 2(d). Sarcina lutea, 

chromogenic rods 3(e). Streptococcus pyogenes, pus organism 

4(d). Streptococcus lactis, milk souring organism 5(d). Bacillus 

subtilis, hay bacillus, smear with bacilli and spores 6(d). Bacillus 

mycoides, soil organis 7(e). Bacillus anthracis, wool 

sort ers disease 8(e). Mycobacterium tuberculosis, tuberculosis 

9(d). Corynebacterium diphtheriae, diphtheria 10(e). Bacterium 

erysipelatos, red murrain 11(d). Rhizobium radicicola, 

nitro gen fixing bacteria 12(d). Proteus vulgaris, putrefaction 

13(d). Escherichia coli, colon bacteria 14(d). Eberthella typhi, 

typhoid fever 15(d). Salmonella paratyphi, paratyphoid fever 

16(f). Vibrio comma, Asiatic cholera 17(d). Shigella dysenteriae, 

bacillary dysentery 18(d). Hemophilus influenzae, Pfeiffer 

bacillus 19(e). Spirillum volutans, from putrid water 20(d). 

Rhodospirillum rubrum, chromogenic spirilli 21(e). Clostridium 

botulinum (botulism), food poisoning 22(g). Spirochaeta 

duttoni (Borrelia recurrentis), in blood smear 23(d). Bacteria 

from mouth, with Gram positive and negative rods 24(d). 

Bacteria from bread 25(d). Bacteria from cheese. 

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BOTANY 

Cryptogamae, Elementary Set 


1(e). Bacteria type slide shows cocci, bacilli, spirilli 2(c). Oscillatoria, 

blue green alga 3(c). Pleurococcus, green alga 4(d). 

Eudorina, small colonies 5(c). Diatoms, mixed species 6(e). 

Spirogyra in conjugation with zygotes 7(d). Fucus, brown 

alga, female conceptacle with oogonia t.s. 8(d). Fucus, male 

conceptacle with antheridia t.s. 9(c). Mucor, black mold, mycelium 

and sporangia 10(c). Peziza, apothecium with asci t.s. 

11(e). Claviceps purpurea, ergot, stroma with perithecia l.s. 

12(c). Morchella, morel, fruiting body t.s. 13(b). Saccharomyces, 

yeast, budding 14(c). Psalliota, gill fungus, pileus with lamellae 

t.s. 15(c). Coprinus, mushroom, t.s. typical basidia and 

spores 16(d). Lobaria pulmonaria, foliose lichen, thallus with 

symbiotic algae t.s. 17(d). Moss stem with leaves w.m. 18(d). 

Marchantia, liverwort, thallus with cupule and gemmae l.s. 

19(d). Marchantia, antheridia l.s. 20(d). Marchantia, archegonia 

l.s. 21(d). Polytrichum, moss, capsule with spores t.s. 

22(d). Equisetum, horsetail, strobilus with spores l.s. 23(c). 

Aspi dium (Dryopteris), fern, stem t.s. 24(d). Aspidium, leaf 

with sporangia and spores t.s. 25(d). Fern prothallium w.m. 

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Cryptogamae, Supplementary Set II 



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Phanerogamae, Elementary Set 


1(c). Simple plant cells, epidermis of Allium w.m. 2(d). Cell 

divi sion (mitosis) all stages, in Allium root tips l.s. 3(c). Starch 

grains, t.s. of potato tuber 4(c). Cork cells, t.s. of bark of 

Quercus 5(d). Stone cells, t.s. of fruit of pear 6(d). Root hairs 

on root tip 7(c). Zea mays, corn, typical monocot root t.s. 8(c). 

Ranunculus, buttercup, typical dicot root t.s. 9(c). Zea mays, 

corn, monocot stem t.s. 10(c). Triticum, wheat, gramineous 

stem t.s. 11(c). Aristolochia, birthwort, one year stem t.s. 

12(c). Aristolochia, older stem t.s. 13(d). Cucurbita, pumpkin, 

stem with bundles and sieve tubes l.s. 14(c). Sambucus, elderberry, 

stem with lenticels t.s. 15(c). Tulipa, tulip, leaf epidermis 

with stomata w.m. 16(c). Zea mays, corn, leaf t.s., monocot 

gramineous leaf 17(c). Syringa, lilac, leaf t.s., dicot leaf 

18(c). Fagus, beech, leaf bud t.s. shows leaf origin 19(d). Lilium, 

lily, flower bud t.s. shows flower diagram 20(d). Lilium, 

anthers t.s. shows pollen chambers and pollen grains 21(d). 

Lilium, ovary t.s. with embryosac 22(e). Lilium, stigma with 

pollen and pollen tubes l.s. 23(c). Pinus, pine, leaf (needle) 

t.s. 24(d). Triticum, wheat, grain (semen) t.s. with embryo and 

endosperm 25(d). Capsella, shepherd’s purse, l.s. of embryos 

in situ. 

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Algae 


Cyanophyceae 1(c). Chroococcus, a single-cell alga, w.m. 2(c). 

Anabaena, w.m. of filaments with heterocysts 3(d). Nostoc 

sp., t.s. of colony with hormogonia 4(d). Aphanizomenon, 

w.m. showing heterocysts 5(c). Scytonema, unbranched filaments 

with false branching, w.m. 6(d). Stigonema, branching 

filaments, w.m. Chromophyta 7(c). Diatoms, fresh water, recent, 

mixed 8(d). Diatoms, showing protoplasmic structure 

Conjugatae 9(c). Spirogyra, vegetative filaments w.m. 10(e). 

Spirogyra, scalariform conjugation and zygotes following conjugation, 

w.m. 11(c). Zygnema, w.m. of vegetative filaments 

12(e). Desmids, strewn slide showing several forms Chlorophyceae 

13(c). Chlamydomonas, biflagellate cells, w.m. 14(d). 

Pandorina morum, biflagellate cells in a spherical colony, 

w.m. 15(e). Volvox, spherical colonies with daughter cells, 

w.m. 16(d). Pediastrum, stellate colonies, w.m. 17(d). Oedogonium, 

w.m. of filaments with sex organs, macrandrous 18(c). 

Cladophora, with multinucleate cells 19(c). Draparnaldia 

glomerata, filaments with clusters of branches 20(d). Ulva 

lactuca, green alga showing thallus of one celled layer 21(d). 

Vaucheria., w.m. of oogonia and antheridia Charophyceae 

22(d). Chara vulgaris, thallus with sex organs Phaeophyceae 

23(e). Fucus serratus, antheridia and oogonia t.s. on one slide 

24(d). Fucus spiralis, monecious, t.s. of conceptacle with oogonia 

and antheridia 25(d). Ectocarpus, plurilocular, w.m. 

26(c). Laminaria saccharina, thallus with sporangia t.s. Rhodophyceae 

27(d). Polysiphonia, thallus with antheridia 28(d). 

Polysiphonia, thallus with cystocarps 29(d). Polysiphonia, 

thallus with tetraspores 30(d). Batrachospermum. 

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Microscopy 



Fungi and Lichen 


Phycomycetes 1(c). Mucor mucedo, w.m. of hyphae showing 

sporangia 2(d). Rhizopus nigricans, w.m. of hyphae with developing 

zygotes (d). Synchytrium endobioticum, potato black 

wart, t.s. of infected tissue 4(c). Plasmodiophora, t.s. of cabbage 

rot Ascomycetes 5(c). Claviceps purpurea, t.s. of sclerotium 

6(c). Tuber rufum, truffle, t.s. of fruiting body showing 

asci 7(c). Peziza sp., cup-fungus, t.s. of fruiting body with 

asci 8(d). Erysiphe sp., mildew, t.s. of leaf with perithecia 

9(d). Penicillium sp., blue mold on orange-rind, t.s. of hyphae 

with conidiophores 10(c). Aspergillus glaucum, brown-mold, 

w.m. of hyphae with sporangia 11(b). Saccharomyces sp., 

yeast, budding, w.m. 12(d). Taphrina pruni (Exoascus pruni), 

plum pockets, t.s. with haustoria and asci Basidiomycetes 

13(d). Puccinia graminis, t.s. of uredinia on wheat 14(d). Puccinia 

graminis, wheat rust, t.s. of aecidia on infected barberry 

leaf 15(d). Ustilago zeae, corn smut, infected tissue, 

t.s. 16(c). Psalliota sp., mushroom, l.s. through pileus and 

lamel lae 17(c). Boletus edulis, pore fungus, l.s. through pores 

18(c). Lycoperdon gemmatum, puff-ball, t.s. of fruiting body 

lichens 19(d). Xanthoria, lichen, t.s. of thallus showing hyphae 

with symbiotic algae 20(d). Xanthoria, t.s. of apothecium. 

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Bryophyta (Liverworts and Mosses) 



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Bryophyta (Liverworts and Mosses) 



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Arrangement and Types of Vascular Bundles 



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Angiospermae I. Gymnospermae 


1(e). Ephedra, male cone l.s. 2(f). Ephedra, female cone at 

pollination time l.s. 3(c). Ginkgo, young sprout, t.s. 4(c). Ginkgo, 

leaf t.s. 5(c). Pinus, pine, young root 6(c). Pinus, pine, first 

year stem 7(e). Pinus, pine, bud showing vascular anatomy 

and origin of leaves l.s. 8(d). Pinus, pine, wood, transverse, 

radial and tangential sections 9(c). Pinus, pine, needles 

(leaves) t.s. 10(b). Pinus, pine, w.m. of mature pollen grains 

11(d). Pinus, pine, male cone l.s. 12(d). Pinus, pine, young 

female cone l.s. 13(c). Larix, larch, t.s. of needles (leaves) t.s. 

14(d). Larix, larch, male cone l.s. 15(e). Larix, larch, female 

cone with ovules l.s. 

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Angiospermae II. Cells and Tissues 


1(c). Epidermal cells of Allium (onion), flat mount shows typical 

plant cells with nuclei, cytoplasm and cell walls 2(d). Mitosis, 

l.s. from Allium root tips showing all stages of plant 

mito sis 3(f). Meiosis, t.s. of Lilium anthers showing different 

stages of meiosis 4(d). Stem apex and meristematic tissue of 

Asparagus l.s. 5(d). Chloroplasts, w.m. of leaf of Elodea or 

Spina cea showing detail of large chloroplasts 6(c). Chromoplasts, 

t.s. of root of Daucus (carrot) 7(c). Aleurone grains, 

t.s. of Ricinus endosperm 8(b). Starch grains, different kinds 

mixed w.m. 9(d). Fat, t.s. of endosperm of Corylus (hazel) 

stained for fat 10(d). Inulin crystals, t.s. of tuber of Dahlia 

11(d). Acid tannic, t.s. bark of Rosa 12(b). Calcium oxalate 

crystals in w.m. of dry Allium scale 13(d). Annular and spiral 

vessels, isolated and w.m. 14(c). Wood cells, macerated and 

w.m. 15(c). Lactiferous vessels, l.s. stem of Euphorbia (spurge) 

16(b). Cork cells, t.s. bark of Quercus suber (oak) 17(b). Scalelike 

stellate hairs, isolated from Elaeagnus (olive tree) 18(c). 

Lysigenous oil glands, t.s. rind of Citrus fruit 19(b). Parenchyma 

cells, t.s. of marrow of Sambucus (elderberry) 20(d). Stone 

cells, t.s. fruit of Pyrus (pear). 

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Angiospermae III. Roots 


1(d). Allium cepa, onion, root tips, l.s. showing all stages 

of mitosis 2(c). Zea mays, corn, t.s. of typical monocot root 

3(c). Iris, t.s. of typical monocot root 4(c). Ranunculus, buttercup, 

t.s. of a typical dicot root 5(c). Sarothamnus, broom, t.s. 

through woody root 6(c). Taraxacum, dandelion, t.s. through 

tap root showing lactiferous ducts 7(d). Vicia faba, bean, root 

nodule t.s. nitrogen fixing bacteria 8(d). Ranunculus ficaria, 

tuber during fall season, t.s. showing starch 9(d). Alnus, alder, 

t.s. of tuber showing actinomycetes 10(d). Neottia, orchid, t.s. 

of root with endotrophic mycorrhiza 11(d). Cuscuta, dodder, 

on host, t.s. haustorium 12(d). Root hairs, w.m. of root tip, 

root cap and root hairs 13(d). Zea mays, root tip, median l.s. 

showing central pith, cap and starch 14(c). Monstera, aerial 

root t.s. 15(c). Elodea, Canadian waterweed, t.s. of an aquatic 

root. 

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Angiospermae IV. Stems 


1(c). Canna, t.s. of typical monocot stem with scattered bundles 

2(f). Aristolochia, t.s. of one year, two years stem and 

older stem, all 3 on one slide 3(e). Dicot and monocot stem, 

t.s. of Helianthus and Canna 4(e). Dicot and monocot stem, 

t.s. of Ranunculus and Zea 5(e). Tilia, lime, two t.s. of stems, 

first year and two years 6(d). Fagus silvatica, beech, three sections 

of wood, t.s., r.l.s., t.l.s. 7(d). Fraxinus excelsior, ash, 

three sections of wood, t.s., r.l.s., t.l.s. 8(c). Quercus, oak, t.s. 

of stem showing cambium and bark 9(c). Sambucus, elder, 

t.s. of bark showing lenticells 10(c). Linum, flax, t.s. of stem 

showing husk fibres 11(b). Linum, flax, isolated husk fibres, 

w.m. 12(d). Ranunculus, l.s. of herbaceous stem 13(d). Cucurbita 

pepo, l.s. of stem with sieve tubes 14(d). Sieve plates in 

top view, t.s. of Cucurbita stem 15(c). Lamium, t.s. of square 

stem, collenchyma 16(c). Secale, rye, t.s. of typical grass stem 

17(c). Nymphaea, water lily, t.s. of aquatic stem, spicular cells 

18(c). Hippuris, t.s. of typical aquatic stem with large central 

pith 19(d). Urtica, nettle, stinging hairs with poison ducts 

20(c). Solanum tuberosum, potato, t.s. of tuber with starch 

grains and cork. 

9982-1003977 


Angiospermae V. Leafs 


1(d). Elodea, l.s. of stem tip showing apical meristem and 

origin of leaves 2(d). Leaves, monocot and dicot, Zea and 

Ranun culus, t.s. 3(c). Syringa, lilac, t.s. of typical dicot leaf 

4(c). Iris, typical isobilateral leaf t.s. 5(c). Eucalyptus, a bifacial 

foliage leaf with schizogenous oil glands t.s. 6(d). Fagus, 

beech, t.s. of sun and shade leaves on one slide 7(c). Calluna, 

ling, t.s. of rolled leaf showing sunken stomata 8(c). Nerium 

oleander, t.s. of leaf showing sunken stomatal pits lined with 

protective hairs 9(c). Ficus elastica, rubber plant, t.s. of leaf 

showing cystoliths 10(c). Elodea, t.s. of leaf showing the simple 

structure of an aquatic leaf 11(c). Tulipa, tulip, epidermis 

w.m. showing stomata 12(d). Aesculus, t.s. of leaf bud with 

squama and embedded folded leaves 13(d). Drosera, sundew, 

w.m. of leaf with glandular hairs 14(d). Nepenthes, t.s. of 

pitcher with glands 15(d). Utricularia, bladderwort, w.m. of 

bladder. 

9982-1003978 

Angiospermae VI. Flowers 



9982-1003979 

Angiospermae VII. Fruits and Seeds 



9982-1003980 

CYTOLOGY AND EMBRYOLOGY 

The Animal Cell 


1(c). Squamous epithelium, isolated cells from human mouth 

2(d). Striated muscle l.s. showing nuclei, striations 3(d). Compact 

bone and hyaline cartilage t.s., two sections for comparison 

4(e). Nerve fibres isolated, fixed and stained by osmic 

acid to show myelin sheaths and Ranvier’s nodes 5(d). Liver 

of Salamandra t.s., simple animal cells 6(f). Kidney of mouse, 

t.s. vital stained to demonstrate storage 7(d). Ovary of cat, t.s. 

showing primary, secondary, and Graafian follicles 8(d). Testis 

of frog, t.s. showing spermatogenesis 9(e). Salamandra larva, 

t.s. of skin and other organs selected to show cell division 

(mitosis) 10(f). Uteri of Ascaris megalocephala, t.s. stained 

to show meiosis with chromosomes and nuclear spindles 

11(f). Salivary gland of Chironomus larva. Giant chromosomes 

showing large chromomeres. Stained for DNA after 

Feulgen 12(e). Ova from Psammechinus (sea urchin). Unfertilized 

ova, fertilized ova, early cleavage stages. 

9982-1003981 

Plant Cell 


1(c). Epidermis of Allium (onion), w.m. showing simple plant 

cells with cell walls, nuclei and cytoplasm 2(d). Root tips of 

Allium cepa l.s. showing cell division (mitosis) in all stages 

3(e). Pollen mother cells of Lilium. Prophase of first maturation 

division (meiosis) 4(f). Pollen mother cells of Lilium. 

Meta phase and anaphase of first maturation division 5(c). 

Wood of Tilia macerated and w.m. 6(d). Fruit of Pyrus (pear) 

t.s. showing stone cells 7(c). Tuber of Solanum (potato) t.s. 

shows cork and starch grains 8(d). Cucurbita pepo (pumpkin) 

l.s. of stem showing vascular bundles with sieve tubes, spiral 

and annular vessels 9(c). Ricinus endosperm t.s. showing 

aleurone grains 10(d). Anthers of Lilium (lily), t.s. pollen sacs 

and pollen grains 11(d). Ovary of Lilium (lily), t.s. arrangement 

of ovules and embryosac 12(e). Spirogyra showing conjugation 

stages and zygotes. 

9982-1003982 

Set of Genetic Slides 


1(d). Allium, root tips, l.s. showing all stages of mitosis 2(e). 

Eschscholtzia, stigma, w.m. showing penetrating pollen 3(e). 

Lilium, microspore mother cells, first division, leptotene to 

zygotene 4(e). Lilium, first division, diakinesis to telophase 

5(f). Lilium, second division, interkinesis to tetrad stage 6(f). 

Polytrichum, moss, archegonium, w.m. 7(f). Polytrichum, 

moss, archegonium, l.s. 8(e). Spirogyra scalariform conjugation 

showing zygotes following conjugation 9(d). Sea urchin, 

developing of eggs, w.m. of most stages up to pluteus 10(f). 

Giant chromosomes from salivary gland of Chironomus, 

squash preparation stained for chromomeres 11(f). Giant 

chromosomes, section 12(e). Ascaris, fertilisation of eggs, t.s. 

13(f). Ascaris, male and female pronuclei, t.s. 14(f). Ascaris, 

meiosis and early cleavage, t.s. 15(e). Testis of crayfish, t.s. 

showing meiosis 16(d). Testis of mouse, t.s. showing spermatogenesis 

17(d). Ovary of rabbit, l.s. showing follicles in various 

stages 18(f). Embryology of fish, l.s. of embryo showing 

animal mitosis 19(h). Chromosomes, human, female, of culture 

of peripheral blood 20(i). Chromosomes, human, male, 

of culture of peripheral blood 21(f). Drosophila genetics, 

adult wild type, w.m. 22(f). Drosophila genetics, “barr eye” 

mutant, w.m. 23(f). Drosophila genetics, “brown eye” mutant, 

w.m. 24(f). Drosophila genetics, “vestigial wing” mutant, w.m. 

25(f). Drosophila genetics, “white eye” mutant, w.m. 

9982-1003983 

Sea Urchin Embryology (Psammechinus miliaris) 



9982-1003984 

Frog Embryology (Rana) 



9982-1003985 

Chicken Embryology (Gallus domesticus) 



9982-1003986 


Microscopy 



Pig Embryology (Sus scrofa) 



9982-1003987 

Mitosis and Meiosis Set I 

6 selected Microscope Slides. With depictured accompanying 

brochure 

1(d). Mitosis, l.s. from Allium root tips showing plant mitosis 

stained with iron-hematoxyline 2(f). Mitotic stages in sec. of 

red bone marrow 3(e). Meiotic and mitotic stages in sec. of 

Salamandra testis 4(f). Lilium, anther t.s., microspore mother 

cells showing telophase of first and prophase of second division 

5(f). Giant chromosomes, smear from salivary gland of 

Chironomus 6(f). Ascaris megalocephala embryology. Sec. of 

uteri showing maturation stages. 

9982-1013468 

Mitosis and Meiosis Set II 

5 selected Microscope Slides. With depictured accompanying 

brochure 

1(d). Mitosis, l.s. from Vicia faba (bean). root tips showing all 

mitotic stages. Iron hematoxyline 2(f). Lilium, anther t.s., 

micro spore mother cells showing telophase of first and prophase 

of second division 3(h). Mitotic stages in sec. of whitefish 

blastula showing spindles 4(f). Spermatogenesis with 

meiotic and mitotic stages, sec. of testis of grasshopper 5(g). 

Paramaecium, in fission, nuclei stained. 

9982-1013474 

The Ascaris megalocephala Embryology 

10 Microscope Slides. With depictured accompanying 

brochure 

1(d). Cell division in l.s. of Allium root tips, showing all mitotic 

stages 2(e). Ascaris, primary germ cells in the growing zone 

of oviduct 3(f). Ascaris, entrance of sperm in the oocytes 

4(f). Ascaris, first and second maturation divisions in oocytes 

I, 5(f). Ascaris, dito. in oocytes II 6(f). Ascaris, mature oocytes 

with male and female pronuclei 7(f). Ascaris, early cleavage 

stages 8(f). Ascaris, later cleavage stages 9(d). Ascaris, adult 

female, t.s. in region of gonads 10(d). Ascaris, adult male 

roundworm, t.s. in region of gonads. 

9982-1013479 

Development of the Microspore Mother 

Cells of Lilium candidum 

12 Microscope Slides. With depictured accompanying 

brochure 

1(e). Leptotene, the chromosomes appear as fine threads 

2(e). Zygotene, the homologous chromosomes associate in 

pairs 3(e). Pachytene, complete pairing of the chromosomes 

4(e). Diplotene, shortening of the chromosomes by contraction. 

Interchange of chromatin (crossing over) 5(e). Diakinesis, 

further contraction of the bivalents 6(f). Metaphase and 

anaphase of the first (heterotypic). division 7(f). Telophase of 

the first and prophase of the second division 8(f). Metaphase 

and anaphase of the second (homeotypic). division 9(f). Pollen 

tetrads after the second division, each bearing the haploid 

number of chromosomes 10(e). Uninucleate microspores 

11(e). Mature two-nucleate pollen grains at the time of shedding 

12(b). Mature pollen grains, w.m. to show structure of 

the cell walls. 

9982-1013484 

ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT 

The Forest, Consequences of Pollution 


1(c). Pine (Pinus), healthy leaves, t.s. 2(c). Pine (Pinus) leaves 

damaged by acid rain, t.s. 3(c). Fir (Abies), healthy leaves, t.s. 

4(c). Fir (Abies), stem tip damaged t.s. 5(c). Beech (Fagus), 

healthy leaves t.s. 6(c). Beech (Fagus), t.s. of leaves with destroyed 

epidermis and chloroplasts 7(d). Rhytisma acerinum, 

tar spot of maples, consequence of single-crop farming 8(d). 

Early leaf fall, caused by thawing salt 9(d). Healthy lichen, 

indi cator of clean air 10(d). Damaged lichen, caused by air 

pollution 11(c). Healthy wood of beech, t.s. 12(d). Wood destroyed 

by fungus 13(d). Polyporus, wood rot fungus, fruiting 

body t.s. 14(d). Root nodules of Alnus, with symbiotic bacteria 

15(d). Spruce beetle (Cryphalus picea), larva t.s. 16(c). 

Wood with normal annual rings, t.s. 17(c). Wood with anomalous 

narrow annual rings caused by drought, t.s. 18(d). Bark 

with larval galleries of spruce beetle, t.s. 19(d). Pineapple-like 

gall on spruce caused by lice, t.s. 20(d). Gall nut on oak 

caused by insects, t.s. 

9982-1004256 

Water Pollution, Problems and Results 


1(d). Intestinal bacteria (Escherichia coli) from putrid water 

2(e). Putrefactive bacteria (Spirillum) from sludge poor in 

oxy gen 3(d). Putrefactive bacteria (Sphaerotilus) bacteria, 

forming long chains 4(d). Sludge bacteria (Methanobacterium) 

causing sewer gas 5(d). Sulphur bacteria (Thiocystis) 

6(c). Cyanobacteria (Microcystis), blue-green algae “blooming” 

in stagnant water 7(c). Anabaena, blue green algae, in 

eutrophic water 8(c). Spirogyra, filamentous green alga in 

nutrient-rich water 9(d). Spirulina, corkscrew-shaped algae 

occurring in bitter seas 10(c). Chlamydomonas, one-celled 

green alga in eutrophic water 11(c). Cladophora, green alga 

from moderately polluted water 12(c). Diatoms, mixed algae 

from scarcely polluted water 13(c). Euglena, green flagellates 

occurring in stagnant eutrophic water 14(d). Ciliates, different 

species from nutrient-rich water 15(d). Rotifers (Rotatoria), 

small animals from putrid water 16(d). Tubifex, fresh 

water oligo chaete, living in the sludge 17(d). Carchesium, 

stalked ciliate from moderately polluted water 18(d). Water 

mold (Saprolegnia), harmful to plants and animals 19(d). 

Skin of fish injured by chemicals, t.s. 20(d). Skin ulcer of an 

amphibian, t.s. 

9982-1004257 

Life in the Soil 


1(d). Acidophile soil bacteria, solution of heavy metals 2(d). 

Ni trite bacteria, forming harmful nitrogenous substances 

3(d). Root of beech with ectotrophic mycorrhiza, t.s. 4(d). 

Root of birch with partly endotrophic mycorrhiza, t.s. 5(d). 

Root of lupin with symbiotic nitrogen fixing bacteria 6(d). 

Netted venation, portion of rotted deciduous leaf 7(c). Charlock 

(Sinapis), t.s. of stem. Green manure plant 8(d). Soil 

bacteria (Bacillus megaterium), smear 9(d). Hyphae of root 

fungi, t.s. 10(d). Lichen, indicator of clean air 11(c). Mushroom 

(Xero comus), mycelium 12(c). Root of willow (Salix), 

planting protecting against erosion 13(c). Earthworm 

(Lumbri cus) t.s., causing soil improvement 14(d). Springtails 

(Collembola), w.m. 15(d). Mite from forest soil, w.m. 16(c). 

Con stitu ents of humus soil 17(c). Constituents of peaty soil. 

9982-1004258 


Air Pollution and Allergens 


1(c). Pollen grains of different kinds of grass 2(c). Pollen 

grains of different deciduous trees 3(c). Pollen grains of different 

conifers 4(b). Mixed house dust 5(c). Dust mite from a 

living room 6(b). Spores of different fungi 7(b). Wood powder 

8(b). Asbestos powder (carcinogenic) 9(b). Talcum powder 

10(b). Crystals of washing-powder 11(b). Polyamide fibres 

12(b). Nylon fibres 13(e). Mucous membrane of human nose, 

t.s. 14(e). Healthy human lung, t.s. 15(e). Human lung injured 

with dust particles, t.s. 

9982-1004259 

The Microscopic Life in the Water, Part II 

Supplementary to Set No. 7000 

Microorganisms living in our waters, 25 preparations with 

accompanying guide. 


9982-1004267 

GEOLOGY: 

ROCKS AND MINERALS FINELY GROUND 

Selected rocks and minerals are ground and polished to a thickness 

of 20 – 30 μm. The preparations are mounted with Canada balsam on 

slides of 45x30 mm. 

In order to identify forms, colours, refractions and fossil inclusions, 

the slides can be observed with any normal microscope in transmitting 

light. Additional information is obtained by using microscopes with 

polarized-light equipment. 

For finely ground rocks and minerals, please order the extra matching 

Wooden Box 9982-1012499. 

The Microscopic Life in the Water Part I 


1(e). Amoeba proteus, amoeba 2(c). Ceratium hirundinella, 

dinoflagellates 3(c). Euglena, green flagellate with eyespot 

4(d). Radiolaria, marine rhizopods 5(c). Paramecium, nuclei 

stained 6(d). Stylonychia, a common ciliate 7(b). Spongilla, 

fresh water sponge, isolated spicules 8(d). Hydra, w.m. or section 

9(d). Rotatoria, rotifers, mixed species 10(c). Daphnia, 

water flea, a phyllopod 11(c). Cyclops, a copepod 12(d). Chironomus, 

gnat, larva w.m. 13(d). Putrefaction causing bacteria 

from hay infusions 14(c). Oscillatoria, a filamentous blue 

green alga 15(c). Diatomeae, diatoms, mixed species 16(d). 

Desmidiaceae, desmids, mixed species 17(c). Spirogyra, green 

alga with spiral chloroplasts 18(d). Eudorina, small colonies 

within gelatinous sheaths 19(c). Cladophora, green alga, 

branched filaments 20(c). Draparnaldia, main filaments and 

branchings 21(c). Microcystis, irregular colonies 22(c). Ulothrix, 

green alga with girdle-shaped chloroplasts 23(d). Oedogonium, 

vegetative filaments 24(e). Volvox, with daughter 

colonies and sexual stages 25(d). Mesothaenium, rod-shaped 

desmids. 

9982-1004260 

Microscope Slides – Series / Rocks and Minerals Finely Ground 

Rocks and Minerals, Basic Set no. I 


(1i). Granite, (2i). Syenite, (3i). Gabbro, (4i). Basalt, (5i). Gneiss, 

(6i). Micaschist, (7i). Quartzite, (8i). Marble, (9i). Sandstone, 

(10i). Limestone fossilised. 

9982-1012495 

Rocks and Minerals, Basic Set no. II 


(1i). Andesite, (2i). Trachyte, (3i). Thyolite, (4i). Diorite, (5i). Microgranite, 

(6i). Chalk, (7i). Limestone oolithic, (8i). Millstone, 

(9i). Coal, (10i). Schist. 

9982-1012498 

Wooden Box 

for 12 microscope slides 45x30 mm 

9982-1012499 

Microscopy 


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Art. No. 

ZOOLOGY 

9982-1004432 

Topic 

Amoeba proteus, w.m. showing nucleus and 

pseudopodia 

9982-1004437 Euglena, a common flagellate with eyespot 

9982-1004442 Paramaecium, nuclei stained 

9982-1004447 

9982-1004452 

9982-1004457 

9982-1004462 

9982-1004467 

9982-1004472 

9982-1004477 

9982-1004482 

9982-1004487 

Hydra, w.m. extended specimen to show foot, 

body, mouth, and tentacles 

Hydra, t.s. of body in different levels. 

Ectoderm, entoderm 

Lumbricus, earthworm, typical t.s. back of 

clitellum showing muscular wall, intestine, 

typhlosole, nephridia etc. 

Daphnia and Cyclops, small crustaceans from 

fresh water 

Musca domestica, house fly, head and mouth 

parts (proboscis) w.m. 

Musca domestica, leg with clinging pads 

(pulvilli) 

Apis mellifica, honey bee, anterior and 

posterior wing 

Apis mellifica, honey bee, mouth parts of 

worker w.m. 

Apis mellifica, hind leg of worker with pollen 

basket w.m. 

9982-1004492 Apis mellifica, sting and poison sac w.m. 

9982-1004497 

9982-1004502 

Apis mellifica, honey bee, head with compound 

eyes and brain t.s. 

Branchiostoma lanceolatum (Amphioxus), 

typical t.s. of body with gills, liver, and gonads 

Art. No. 

9982-1005968 

Topic 

HISTOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY 

9982-1004507 

9982-1004512 

9982-1004517 

Compact bone, t.s. special stained for cells, 

lamellae, and canaliculi 

Striated muscle, l.s. showing nuclei and 

striations 

Human blood smear, stained for red and white 

corpuscles 

9982-1004522 Artery and vein of mammal, t.s. 

9982-1004527 

9982-1004532 

9982-1004537 

9982-1004542 

9982-1004547 

9982-1004552 

9982-1004557 

Lung of cat, t.s. showing alveoli, bronchial 

tubes 

Oesophagus of cat, t.s. with stratified 

squamous epithelium, muscular layers 

Stomach of cat, t.s. through fundic region 

showing gastric glands 

Small intestine of cat, t.s. showing mucous 

membrane 

Large intestine (colon), t.s. special stained for 

the mucous cells 

Liver of pig, t.s. showing well developed 

connective tissue 

Pancreas of pig, sec. showing islets of 

Langerhans 

9982-1004562 Kidney of cat, t.s. through cortex and medulla 

9982-1004567 

9982-1004572 

Ovary of cat, t.s. with primary, secondary and 

Graafian follicles 

Testis of mouse, t.s. showing spermatogenesis 

in all stages 

9982-1004577 Sperm of bull (spermatozoa), smear 

9982-1004582 

9982-1004587 

Spinal cord of cat, t.s. showing white and grey 

matter, nerve cells 

Cerebrum, human, t.s. of cortex showing 

pyramidal cells and fibrous region 

9982-1004592 Retina of cat, t.s. for detail of rods and cones 

9982-1004597 

9982-1004602 

Tongue of rabbit, t.s. of papilla foliata with 

abundant taste buds 

Human skin from palm, v.s. showing cornified 

epidermis, germinative zone, sweat glands 

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Art. No. 

Topic 

Art. No. 

Topic 

BACTERIA AND LOWER PLANTS 

CYTOLOGY AND GENETICS, EMBRYOLOGY 

9982-1004607 

9982-1004612 

Bacteria from mouth, 

smear Gram stained showing bacilli, cocci, 

spirilli, spirochaetes 

Streptococcus lactis, milk souring organisms, 

smear showing chains 

9982-1004617 Diatoms, strewn slide of mixed species 

9982-1004622 

9982-1004627 

9982-1004632 

Nostoc, blue green alga, filamentous colonies 

within gelatinous sheaths 

Spirogyra, vegetative filaments with spiral 

chloroplasts 

Volvox, with daughter colonies and sexual 

stages, w.m. 

9982-1004637 Saccharomyces, yeast, budding cells w.m. 

9982-1004642 

9982-1004647 

FLOWERING PLANTS 

9982-1004652 

Physcia, foliose lichen, thallus with symbiotic 

algae t.s. 

Sphagnum, peat moss, w.m. 

of leaf showing chlorophyll-bearing and 

hyaline cells 

Lupinus, lupin, root nodules with symbiotic 

bacteria t.s. 

9982-1004657 Root tip and root hairs 

9982-1004662 Zea mays, corn, typical monocot root t.s. 

9982-1004667 

9982-1004672 

9982-1004677 

9982-1004682 

9982-1004687 

9982-1004692 

9982-1004697 

9982-1004702 

Ranunculus, buttercup, typical dicot root t.s., 

central stele 

Zea mays, corn, monocot stem with scattered 

bundles t.s. 

Helianthus, sunflower, typical herbaceous dicot 

stem t.s. 

Aristolochia, older stem t.s. shows secondary 

growth 

Cucurbita, pumpkin, l.s. of stem with sieve 

tubes, annular and reticulate vessels, 

sclerenchyme fibres 

Pinus, pine, three sections of wood: 

transverse, radial, tangential 

Tilia, lime, three sections of wood: 

transverse, radial, tangential 

Tulipa, tulip, epidermis of leaf with stomata 

and guard cells w.m., surface view 

9982-1004707 Iris, typical monocot isobilateral leaf, t.s. 

9982-1004712 

9982-1004717 

9982-1004722 

9982-1004727 

9982-1004732 

9982-1004737 

Syringa, lilac, leaf t.s. showing epidermis, 

palisade parenchyma, spongy parenchyma, 

vascular bundles 

Fagus, beech, sun and shade leaves, 

two t.s. for comparison 

Nerium, oleander, xerophytic leaf 

with sunken stomata, t.s. 

Lilium, lily, anthers with pollen grains and 

pollen sacs t.s. 

Lilium, ovary t.s. showing arrangement 

of ovules 

Triticum, wheat, grain (seed) sagittal l.s. 

with embryo and endosperm 

9982-1004742 Taraxacum, dandelion, composite flower l.s. 

9982-1004747 Pinus, pine, male cone with pollen l.s. 

9982-1004752 Pinus, female cone with ovules l.s. 

9982-1004757 

9982-1004762 

9982-1004767 

9982-1004772 

9982-1004777 

9982-1004782 

9982-1004787 

9982-1004792 

9982-1004797 

9982-1004802 

9982-1004807 

9982-1004812 

9982-1004817 

PARASITES AND PATHOGENS 

9982-1004822 

9982-1004827 

9982-1004832 

9982-1004837 

9982-1004842 

9982-1004847 

9982-1004852 

9982-1004857 

9982-1004862 

Mitochondria, in thin sec. through liver or 

kidney, special staining technique 

DNA in cell nuclei, demonstrated by Feulgen 

staining technique 

Giant chromosomes from the salivary gland of 

Chironomus. Individual genes and puffs can be 

observed 

Human chromosomes, spread in the stage of 

metaphase, for counting chromosomes 

Spinal cord of cat, t.s. silvered for nerve cells 

and fibres 

Allium cepa, l.s. of root tips showing cell 

divisions (mitosis) in all stages, carefully stained 

Chloroplasts, in leaf of Elodea or Mnium, 

special stained 

Sea-urchin development (Psammechinus 

miliaris), composite slide with two cell, four cell 

and eight cell stages 

Sea-urchin development (Psammechinus 

miliaris), composite slide with morula, blastula 

and gastrula stages 

Frog embryology (Rana spec.), 

sec. trough the blastula stage showing 

the blastocoel 

Frog embryology (Rana spec.), sag. sec. through 

young larva in the tail bud stage, with 

primordia of organs 

Chicken embryo, 48 hour, t.s. with neural tube 

and chorda 

Embryo of mouse, sagittal l.s. of entire 

specimen showing all organs in situ 

Escherichia coli, bacteria from colon, probably 

pathogenic, smear Gram stained 

Eberthella typhi, causing typhoid fever, smear 

from culture, Gram stained 

Plasmodium berghei, malaria parasite, blood 

smear 

Trypanosoma gambiense, causing sleeping 

disease, blood smear 

Culex pipiens, mosquito, head and piercingsucking 

mouth parts of female, w.m. 

Tuberculous lung, t.s. of diseased human lung 

showing miliary tubercles in tissue 

Coal dust lung (Anthracosis pulmonum), t.s. of 

human smoker’s lung 

Liver cirrhosis of man caused by alcohol abuse, 

t.s. showing degeneration of liver cells 

Arteriosclerosis, t.s. of diseased human 

coronary artery showing sclerotic changes in 

the arterial wall 

ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT, PESTS IN AGRICULTURE 

9982-1004867 Varroa, parasitic mite of bees w.m. 

Leaf (needle) of fir (Abies), two t.s. of leaves, 

9982-1004872 healthy and damaged by environmental 

influences (acid rain) 

9982-1004877 

Leaf of beech (Fagus), two t.s. of leaves, healthy 

and damaged by environmental influences 

(acid rain) 

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the microscopic slide under the microscope. The transparencies are printed using a special process and excel by reason of their high 

projection quality. 

3. Set of sketch and worksheets with drawings for all slides. The sketch and worksheets guide the way through the prepared microscope 

slides and finding the detail important in the lesson. They start processes of learning and understanding by comparing microscope 

slides with the drawings, thus to identify and label the details relevant in the lesson. They allow completing or colouring the drawings 

according to own observations, and finally the sheets can be used for tests. Teacher may take photocopies of the sheets for the number 

of students. 

4. Textbook with detailed description of all slides, drawings and transparencies. The Textbooks are intended to help you make more effective 

use of our teaching material both in the classroom and during individual study. They provide a description of the morphological 

structures involved, making it considerably easier to look for and find the relevant spots in the microscope slides. They also furnish 

information regarding systematic and physiological relationships and general biological principles, as well as stimulating classroom 

interpretation and didactic use of the observations made. 

5. Special cardboard box for storing and packing. 

The number of student sets should correspond to the number of students in a class. The student sets comprise: 

1. Set of selected prepared microscope slides in plastic box (the same as the teacher slides) 

2. Textbook with detailed description of all slides 

3. Special cardboard box for storing and packing 

& D/E 


Invertebrates 

MULTIMEDIA TEACHER PACKAGE 

Basic Package of 6 items 

Comprising: 6 Microscope Slides 

in Plastic Box, 4 OHP Colour Transparencies, 

6 Sketch and Worksheets, 

Brochure with explanatory text, 

Special cardboard box 

1. Marine sponge (Grantia), t.s. 2. Hydra, fresh-water polyp, t.s. of body 

3. Earthworm (Lumbricus), t.s. showing intestine, body wall, muscles 

4. Water flea (Daphnia), small fresh water crustaceans w.m. 5. Araneus, 

spider, leg with comb w.m. 6. Starfish (Asterias), arm with tube feet, t.s. 

9982-1008720 

MULTIMEDIA STUDENT SET 

Comprising: 6 Microscope Slides in Plastic Box, Brochure with 

explanatory text, Cardboard box 

9982-1008767 

Insects 








1. Musca domestica, housefly, leaking-sucking mouth parts w.m 2. Apis 

mellifica, honey bee, anterior and posterior wings w.m. 3. Musca domestica, 

house fly, leg with pulvilli w.m. 4. Pieris, butterfly, portion of wings with 

scales w.m. 5. Trachea from insect w.m. 6. Spiracle from insect w.m. 

9982-1008722 




9982-1008769 

Invertebrates 


Supplementary Package of 12 items 






1. Hydra, fresh-water polyp, w.m. 2. Commercial sponge (Euspongia), skeleton 

of horny fibres 3. Laomedea, w.m. of colony, vegetative and reproductive 

polyps 4. Sea Anemone (Actinia), t.s. of the body 5. Planaria, t.s. for 

general structure 6. Tapeworm (Taenia), proglottid t.s., intestinal parasite 

7. Cyclops sp., copepode, w.m. 8. Crayfish (Astacus), intestine, t.s. 9. Dermanys 

sus gallinae, chicken mite, w.m. 10. Clam (Mya arenaria), gills. t.s 

11. chinus, young sea urchin, t.s. 12. Amphioxus, Bran chi o stoma, typical 

t.s. region of gills and intestine. 

9982-1008721 




9982-1008768 

Insects 








1. Culex pipiens, mosquito, piercing sucking mouth parts w.m. 2. Apis 

mellifica, posterior leg with pollen basket w.m. 3. Drosophila, fruit fly, w.m. 

of adult 4. Culex pipiens, mosquito, w.m. of larva 5. Apis mellifica, honey 

bee, mouth parts of worker t.s. 6. Pieris, butterfly, clubbed antenna w.m. 

7. Aphidae, plant lice adults and larvae w.m 8. Pieris, butterfly, walking leg 

w.m. 9. Apis mellifica, honey bee, sting and poison sac w.m. 10. Musca domestica. 

house fly, wing w.m 11. Drosophila, fruit fly, sagittal l.s. for general 

insect anatomy 12. Apis mellifica, head with compound eyes and brain t.s. 

9982-1008723 




9982-1008770 

Multimedia-Packages for Teachers and Students 

Teaching Series for Elementary 

Science 








1. Letter “e” 2. Leg of house fly w.m. 3. Wing scales of butterfly 4. Human 

blood smear 5. Large plant cells in the marrow of elderberry t.s. 6. Coloured 

threads w.m. 

9982-1008718 




9982-1008765 

Microscopy 



Frog Histology (Rana) 







Special cardboard box. 

1. Frog, simple sac-like lung t.s. 2. Frog, blood smear, shows nucleated red 

corpuscles 3. Frog, stomach t.s., glandular epithelium 4. Frog, small intestine 

t.s., folds 5. Frog, large intestine (colon) t.s., goblet cells 6. Frog, liver 

t.s., showing liver parenchyma cells- 7. Frog, ovary t.s. shows follicle development, 

yolk 8. Frog, testis t.s. showing spermatogenesis 9. Frog, heart l.s. 

of the entire organ 10. Frog, tongue t.s., papillae, glands, muscles 11. Frog, 

skin t.s., skin glands, epidermis, pigment cells 12. Frog, brain t.s. showing 

nerve cells. 

9982-1008724 




9982-1008771 

Human and Animal Histology 


Supplementary Package I of 12 items 






1. Columnar epithelium, human gall bladder, t.s 2. Elastic cartilage, ear, t.s. 

Elastic tissue stain 3. Skin, human, from palm, t.s. showing sweat glands 

4. Lung, human t.s. showing alveoli 5. Heart muscle, t.s. and l.s., striations, 

intercalated discs 6. stomach of cat, fundic region, t.s. 7. Kidney, cat, t.s. 

showing cortex and medulla 8. Testis, rabbit, t.s. showing spermatogenesis 

9. Ovary, rabbit, t.s. follicle development 10. Cerebrum, human, cortex, t.s. 

11. Spinal cord, cat, t.s. for general structure 12. Tongue, rabbit, t.s., papillae 

with taste buds. 

9982-1008727 




9982-1008774 

The Animal Cell (Cytology) 








1. Simple animal cells in t.s. of salamander liver 2. Squamous epithelial 

cells from cheek 3. Nerve cells and fibres 4. Bone cells, t.s. of compact bone 

5. Striated muscle cells, l.s. of skeletal muscle 6. Blood cells, smear of human 

blood with red and white corpuscles. 

9982-1008725 




9982-1008772 









1. Squamous epithelium, isolated cells 2. Hyaline cartilage of calf, t.s 

3. Compact bone of cow, t.s. 4. Striated muscles of cat, l.s. 5. Smooth muscles 

of cat, t.s. and l.s. 6. Blood, human, Giemsa or Wright stained smear. 

9982-1008726 




9982-1008773 



Supplementary Package II of 12 items 






1. Ciliated epithelium, trachea, t.s. 2. Adipose tissue, t.s. 3. Bone development 

(intracartilaginous), l.s. of foetal finger 4. White fibrous tissue of cow, 

l.s. of tendon 5. Artery, human, t.s., elastica stained 6. Vein, human, t.s., 

elastica stained 7. Small intestine of cat, t.s. stained for goblet cells 8. Pancreas, 

human, t.s. with islets of Langerhans 9. Liver of pig, t.s. 10. Cerebellum, 

human, t.s. 11. Thyroid gland of cow, t.s 12. Mammary gland of cow, 

t.s. active stage. 

9982-1008728 




9982-1008775 


Embryology and Development 

of Animals 








1. Frog, early tail bud stage, t.s. with neural tube, notochord 2. Frog, young 

tadpole, t.s. through head 3. Chicken, 36 hour, t.s. with neural tube, differentiation 

of mesoderm 4. Chicken, 48 hour, t.s. with differentiation of mesoderm 

and ectoderm 5. Chicken, 3 day, t.s. of head with primordium of 

brain, eyes and heart 6. Mouse embryo, t.s. of head, development of hairs, 

brain, etc. 

9982-1008734 




9982-1008781 

Protozoa 








1. Amoeba proteus, showing nucleus and pseu do podia 2. Paramaecium, a 

ciliate found in hay infusions 3. Euglena, a common green flagellate 4. Ceratium, 

dinoflagellates 5. Vorticella, a staked ciliate. 6. Radiolaria, different 

forms 7. Monocystis, sporozoa in earthworm seminal vesicle 8. Trypano 

soma, blood flagellate causing sleeping sickness, blood smear. 

9982-1008719 




9982-1008766 

Embryology and Development 

of Animals 








1. Vinegar eels (Anguillula), various stages w.m. 2. scaris megalocephala, 

first and second maturation divisions in oocytes 3. Ascaris, oocytes with 

male and female pronuclei 4. Mosquito (Culex), larva of insect, w.m. 

5. Frog, hatching stage, t.s. region of midbody 6. Frog, young tadpole, t.s. 

thorax 7. Frog, young tadpole, t.s. of abdomen 8. Chicken, 3 day, t.s. 

through body showing amnion and serosa. 9. Chicken, 4-5 day, t.s. through 

region of heart shows heart, lungs, vertebrae, spinal cord 10. Chicken, 

feather devel op ment, sec. of wings 11. Mouse embryo, t.s. of body 12. Pig 

embryo, 11-12 mm, typical t.s. region of abdomen. 

9982-1008735 




9982-1008782 


Human Diseases (Pathology) 



Comprising: 6 Microscope Slides in 

Plastic Box, 3 OHP Colour Transparencies, 

6 Sketch and Worksheets, Brochure 

with explanatory text, Special 

cardboard box. 

1. Tuberculosis of the lung, t.s. with bacterial foci 2. Anthracosis of lung 

(smokers´s lung) 3. Struma of thyroid gland (Goiter) 4. Acute haemorrhagic 

nephritis (Kidney) 5. Cirrhosis of liver, t.s. (abuse of alcohol) 6. Eberthella 

typhi (typhoid fever), smear. 

9982-1008729 




9982-1008776 

Human Diseases (Pathology) 








1. Miliary tuberculosis of liver 2. Influenzal pneumonia 3. Spindle cell 

sarcoma 4. Carcinoma of liver (primary) 5. Hypertrophy of prostate 6. Adiposis 

of heart 7. Icterus hepatis 8. Myoma of uterus 9. Carcinoma of uterus 

10. Malaria parasites in blood (Plasmodium), smear 11. Sleeping disease 

of humans, blood smear with flagellates (Trypanosoma) 12. Pus bacteria, 

smear showing cocci in irregular balls. 

9982-1008730 




9982-1008777 

Microscopy 



Parasites of Man and Animals 








1. Trypanosoma, blood flagellate causing sleeping sickness, blood smear 

2. Plasmodium falciparum, causing malaria tropica, human blood smear 3. 

aenia, tapeworm, proglottids in different stages t.s 4. scaris lumbricoides, 

roundworm of human, adult female t.s. in region of gonads. 5. Trichinella 

spiralis, t.s. of infected muscle with larvae 6. Fasciola hepa tica, beef liver 

fluke, t.s. of the body. 

9982-1008731 




9982-1008778 

Algae 








1. Nostoc, blue-green alga with heterocysts 2. Diatoms, fresh water, recent, 

mixed species 3. Spirogyra, vegetative filaments with spiral chloroplasts, 

w.m. 4. Cladophora sp., branching filaments with multinucleate cells 

5. Chlamydomonas, biflagellate cells, w.m. 6. Desmids, strewn slide showing 

several selected forms. 

9982-1008741 




9982-1008788 

Mitosis and Meiosis (Cell division) 








1. Allium, root tips, l.s. showing lateral view of all stages of mitosis, ironhematoxyline 

2. Whitefish mitosis, l.s. of embryo showing animal mitosis 

3. Testis of mouse, t.s. showing spermatogenesis in all stages 4. Giant chromosomes 

from salivary gland of Chironomus, squash preparation special 

stained for chromomeres 5. Lilium, microspore mother cells, prophase of 

first division showing meiosis, 6. Lilium, microspore mother cells, metaor 

anaphase of first division, showing mitosis. 

9982-1008738 




9982-1008785 

Parasites of Man and Animals 








1. Entamoeba histolytica, smear or section 2. imeria stiedae, coccidiosis in 

rabbit liver, t.s. 3. Monocystis, from earthworm seminal vesicle 4. Fasciola 

hepatica, beef liver fluke, w.m. 5. Taenia pisiformis, tapeworm, mature 

proglottids w.m. 6. Enterobius vermicularis (Oxyuris), pin worm, w.m. 

7. Echinococcus granulosus, dog tapeworm, cyst wall and scolices sec. 

8. Dermanyssus, chicken mite w.m. 9. Anopheles, malaria mosquito, mouth 

parts of female w.m. 10. Culex pipiens, common mosquito, mouth parts of 

female w.m. 11. Pediculus humanus, human louse, w.m. 12. Ctenocephalus 

canis, dog flea, adult w.m. 

9982-1008732 




9982-1008779 

Algae 








1. Chroococcus, a single-cell alga, w.m 2. Oscillatoria, a blue-green filamentous 

alga w.m. 3. Microcystis, irregular colonies w.m. 4. Draparnaldia, main 

filaments and clusters of branches w.m. 5. Hydrodictyon, water net, w.m. 

6. Oedogonium, a filamentous green alga with vegetative and sexual stages 

7. Volvox, spherical colonies with daughter colonies and sexual stages w.m. 

8. Dinobryon, a golden alga forming colonies w.m. 9. Pleurococcus (Protococcus), 

small colonies growing on bark, w.m. 10. Laminaria sac cha rina, 

thallus with sporangia, c.t. 11. Fucus vesiculosus, seaweed, male conceptacle 

with antheridia, t.s. 12. Fucus vesi cu losus, female conceptacle with 

oogonia t.s. 

9982-1008742 




9982-1008789 

Reproduction of Animals 








1. Mitotic (division) stages in red bone marrow of mammal t.s. 2. Meiotic 

(maturation) stages in testis of mouse t.s. 3. Sea-urchin development, first 

cleavage stages of egg cells, w.m. 4. Growing egg and yolk cells in ovary 

of bird, t.s. 5. Ovary of rabbit or other mammal showing oogenesis, t.s. 

6. Sperm smear of bull showing w.m. of spermatozoa. 

9982-1008733 




9982-1008780 


Genetic Slides 








1. Allium cepa, onion, root tips, l.s. showing all stages of mitosis 2. Chromosomes, 

human, culture of peripheral blood, smear preparation 3. Sea 

urchin, developing of eggs, w.m. of most stages up to pluteus in the same 

slide 4. Ascaris megalocephala, male and female pronuclei, sec. 5. Testis of 

rabbit, t.s. showing spermatogenesis in all stages 6. Spirogyra, scalariform 

conjugation showing zygotes following conjugation. 

9982-1008736 




9982-1008783 

Bacteria 








1. Bacteria from mouth, smear with Gram positive and negative rods 

2. Typical bacteria: three smears on one slide, cocci, bacteria and spirilli 

are shown, carefully stained 3. Staphylococcus aureus, pus organism 4. Bacillus 

subtilis, hay bacillus, smear with bacilli and spores 5. Escherichia coli, 

colon bacteria 6. Spirillum volutans, large species from putrid water. 

9982-1008739 




9982-1008786 

Genetic Slides 








1. Allium, root tips, t.s. showing polar view of mitosis, iron-hematoxyline 

2. Ovary of rabbit, l.s. follicles in various stages of development 3. Lilium, 

microspore mother cells, prophase stages t.s. 4. aramaecium, from mass 

culture showing stages of binary division 5. hizopus or Mucor, mold, formation 

of zygospores w.m. 6. Mnium, moss, archegonium, l.s. 7. Mnium, 

moss, antheridium, l.s. 8. inus, young female cone at time of pollination, 

l.s. 9. Pinus, male cone with pollen l.s. 10. Lilium, stigma, l.s. showing 

pene trat ing pollen grains 11. Drosophila genetics, adult wild type, w.m. 

12. Drosophila genetics, “barr eye” mutant, w.m. 

9982-1008737 




9982-1008784 

Bacteria 








1. Streptococcus pyogenes, pus organism 2. Sarcina lutea, chromogenic 

rods occurring in packets 3. Streptococcus lactis, milk souring organism, 

short chains 4. Mycobacterium tuberculosis, causing tuberculosis 5. Cory 

nebac ter ium diphtheriae, causing diphtheria 6. Rhizobium radicicola, 

nitrogen fixing bacteria in root nodules 7. Proteus vulgaris, putrefaction 

8. Eberthella typhi, causing typhoid fever 9. Clostridium botulinum (botulism), 

causing food poisoning, smear 10. Acetobacter aceti, manufacture 

of vinegar, smear 11. Salmonella enteritidis, causes meat poisoning, smear 

12. Rhodospirillum rubrum, chromogenic spirilli. 

9982-1008740 




9982-1008787 


The Plant Cell (Cytology) 








1. Epidermis of Allium cepa (onion), w.m. showing simple plant cells with 

cell walls, nuclei and cytoplasm 2. Fruit of Pyrus (pear) t.s. showing stone 

cells (sclerenchyma cells) 3. Tuber of Solanum (potato) t.s. shows cork and 

starch grains 4. Cucurbita pepo (pumpkin) l.s. of stem showing vascular 

bundles with sieve tubes, spiral and annular vessels, sclerenchyma fibres 

5. Anthers of Lilium (lily), t.s. showing pollen sacs and pollen grains 6. Ovary 

of Lilium (lily), t.s. showing arrangement of ovules and embryosac. 

9982-1008745 




9982-1008792 

Microscopy 



Typical Leaves of Phanerogams 








1. Zea mays, corn, monocot gramineous leaf t.s. 2. Syringa, lilac, t.s. of a 

typical mesophytic dicot leaf for general study 3. Tulipa, tulip, leaf epidermis 

w.m., showing lstomata and guard cells 4. Elodea, t.s. of leaf showing 

the simple structure of an aquatic leaf 5. Nerium, oleander, leaf with sunken 

stomata t.s., showing the typical structures of a xerophytic leaf 6. Pinus, 

leaves (needles), t.s. for general study of gymnosperm leaves. 

9982-1008750 




9982-1008797 

Typical Roots of Phanerogams 








1. Zea mays, corn, typical monocot root t.s. 2. Ranunculus, buttercup, typical 

dicot root t.s. 3. Root tip and root hairs, t.s. to show epidermal origin of 

root hairs 4. Smilax, carrion flower, t.s. of root shows thickened endodermis 

5. Elodea, Canadian waterweed, t.s. of an aquatic root 6. Lupinus, root nodules 

with nitrogen fixing bacteria (Rhizobium radicicola) t.s. 

9982-1008746 




9982-1008793 

Varieties of Wood 








1. Maple. Acer platanoides, three sections of wood 2. Beech. Fagus silvatica, 

three sections of wood 3. Pine. Pinus silvestris, three sections of wood 

4. Spruce. Picea excelsa , three sections of wood 5. Poplar. Populus alba, 

three sections of wood 6. Lime. Tilia platyphylla, three sections of wood. 

9982-1008754 




9982-1008801 

Typical Leaves of Phanerogams 








1. Iris, typical isobilateral leaf t.s. 2. Poa annua, meadow grass, leaf t.s. 

3. Ligustrum, privet, t.s. of dicot leaf 4. Helleborus, t.s. of a typical mesophytic 

dicot leaf for general study 5. Ficus elastica, India rubber plant, leaf 

with cystoliths t.s. 6. Nymphaea, water lily, floating leaf of an aquatic plant 

with air chambers t.s. 7. Potamogeton, pondweed, leaf t.s. 8. Calluna, ling, 

revolute leaves t.s. 9. Verbascum, mullein, branched leaf hairs w.m. 

10. Dio naea, Venus flytrap, t.s. of leaf with digestive glands 11. rosera, 

sundew, leaf with glandular hairs, t.s. 12. Fagus, beech, leaf bud t.s. showing 

leaf development. 

9982-1008751 




9982-1008798 

Typical Roots of Phanerogams 








1. Herbaceous and woody roots, two t.s. on one slide 2. Young (primary) 

and older (secondary) roots, two t.s. on one slide 3. Salix, willow, l.s. of root 

showing origin of lateral roots 4. Iris, typical monocot root t.s. 5. Medicago, 

alfalfa, root t.s. showing secondary growth 6. Tilia, lime, older woody root 

t.s. 7. Monstera, aerial root t.s. 8. Taraxacum, dandelion, taproot with lactiferous 

vessels t.s. 9. Fagus, beech, root with ectotrophic mycorrhiza, t.s. 

10. Neottia nidus avis, orchid, root with endotrophic mycorrhiza, l.s. 

11. Cuscuta, dodder, t.s. through stem of host showing the haustoria of the 

parasite 12. Pinus, older woody root t.s. 

9982-1008747 




9982-1008794 


Typical Stems of Phanerogams 








1. Zea mays, typical monocot stem with scattered bundles, t.s., a standard 

slide for general study 2. Helianthus, sunflower, typical dicot herbaceous 

stem t.s. showing open vascular bundles 3. Cucurbita, pumpkin, l.s. of stem 

with sieve tubes and vascular bundles 4. Triticum, wheat, t.s. through the 

stem of a gramineous plant 5. Elodea, waterweed, t.s. of aquatic stem 

showing primitive bundle 6. onval laria, lily of the valley, t.s. of rhizome 

with concentric vascular bundles. 

9982-1008748 




9982-1008795 

Flowers and Fruits 








1. Lilium candidum, lily, t.s. of flower bud showing floral diagram of a 

monocot 2. Lycopersicum, tomato, t.s. of flower bud shows floral diagram 

of a dicot 3. Lilium, anther t.s. showing pollen chambers and pollen grains 

4. Lilium, ovary t.s., showing arrangement of ovules 5. Capsella bursa pastoris, 

shepherd’s purse, l.s. of ovule with embryos 6. Triticum, wheat, grain 

(seed), t.s. showing embryo and endosperm. 

9982-1008752 




9982-1008799 

Typical Stems of Phanerogams 








1. Aristolochia, one year stem t.s. for general study 2. Aristolochia, older 

stem t.s. 3. Fagus, beech, three sections of wood: t.s., r.l.s., t.l.s. 4 Tilia, 

lime, older woody stem with annual rings, t.s. 5. Nymphaea, water lily, 

aquatic stem with idioblasts t.s. 6. Potamogeton, pondweed, stem with aerial 

chambers t.s. 7. Opuntia, cactus, succulent stem t.s. 8. Ranunculus, buttercup, 

t.s. stem with open vascular bundles 9. Coleus, t.s. of a square stem 

showing collenchyma clearly 10. Hedera helix, ivy, stem with crystals t.s 

11. Clematis, young hexagonal stem t.s., collenchyma 12. Solanum tuberosum, 

potato, t.s. of tuber with starch grains. 

9982-1008749 




9982-1008796 

Flowers and Fruits 








1. Lilium, l.s. of stigma with pollen and pollen tubes 2. Monotropa, Indian 

pipe, ovary t.s. with developing embryosacs 3. Papaver, poppy, t.s. of flower 

shows parietal placentation 4. Solanum tuberosum, potato, t.s. flower bud 

for floral diagram 5. Taraxacum, dandelion, l.s. of composite flower 6. Cocos 

nucifera, coconut, endosperm t.s. 7. Citrus, lemon, young fruit t.s. 8. Lycopersicum, 

tomato, young fruit t.s. 9. Pyrus malus, apple, young pome t.s., 

a fleshy, many seeded fruit 10. Mixed pollen types, many different species 

11. Pinus, ovule l.s. showing archegonia, for general study 12. Pinus, male 

cone with pollen l.s. 

9982-1008753 




9982-1008800 


Textile Fibres, Hairs and Furs 








1. Merino wool 2. Cocoon silk, raw 3. Linen (flax) 4. American cotton 5. Cellulose 

fibres 6. Nylon fabric. 

9982-1008755 




9982-1008802 

Microscopy 



Cryptogams 








1. Oscillatoria, blue green alga 2. Spirogyra sp., vegetative filaments w.m. 

3. Mucor, black mold, mycelium and sporangia 4. Peziza, apothecium with 

asci t.s. 5. Saccharomyces, yeast, budding cells 6. Coprinus, mushroom, t.s. 

showing typical basidia and spores 7. Moss stem with leaves w.m. 8. Marchantia, 

liverwort, archegonia l.s. 9. Marchantia, liverwort, antheridia l.s. 

10. Equisetum, horsetail, strobilus with spores l.s. 11. Pteridium, bracken 

fern, t.s. of rhizome 12. Aspidium (Dryopteris), fern, leaflet with sporangia 

and spores t.s. 

9982-1008743 




9982-1008790 

The Wonderful World in a Drop 

of Water 








1. Euglena, green flagellate with eyespot 2. Paramecium, nuclei stained 

3. Daphnia and Cyclops, small crustaceans 4. Spirogyra, green alga with spiral 

chloroplasts 5. Spongilla, fresh water sponge, isolated spicules 6. Diatomeae, 

diatoms, mixed species. 

9982-1008758 




9982-1008805 

Spoiled Foodstuffs 








1. Mold in spoiled foodstuffs 2. Sour milk, stained for bacteria 3. Wheat 

flour adulterated with chalk 4. Corn flour spoiled with spores of corn smut 

(Ustilago) 5. Rye flour spoiled with moths 6. Flour spoiled with mites (Tyroglyphus 

farinae). 

9982-1008756 




9982-1008803 

Cryptogams 








1. Nostoc, blue green alga with heterocysts 2. Diatoms, mixed species 3. Albugo 

candida, white rust of cruzifers, t.s. 4. Penicillium, blue mold, mycelium 

and conidiophores 5. Puccinia graminis, wheat rust, uredinia on wheat 

t.s. 6. Psalliota, gill fungus, pileus with lamellae t.s 7. Claviceps purpurea, 

ergot, stroma with perithecia l.s. 8. Physcia, sec. through thallus of a typical 

lichen showing the fungus and the embedded algae 9. Polytrichum, moss, 

capsule with spores t.s. 10. Equisetum, horse tail, spores with elaters w.m. 

11. Lycopodium, clubmoss, sporophyll with spores l.s. 12. Fern prothallium 

w.m. 

9982-1008744 




9982-1008791 

The Wonderful World in a Drop 

of Water 








1. Ceratium hirundinella, dinoflagellates 2. Vorticella, a stalked ciliate 

3. Putrefaction causing bacteria from hay infusions 4. Hydra, fresh water 

polyp, t.s. of the body 5. Cladophora, green alga, branched filaments 

6. Eudorina , small colonies within gelatinous sheaths 7. Microcystis, irregular 

colonies 8. otatoria, rotifers, mixed species 9. Planaria, fresh water flat 

worm, t.s. of body 10. Plumatella, moss animal, section of colony 11. Tubifex, 

a fresh water oligochaete 12. Mixed plankton, strewn slide. 

9982-1008759 




9982-1008806 

Foodstuffs and Spices under the 

Microscope 








1. Rye flour 2. Potato starch 3. Soya meal 4. Wheat flour 5. Rice starch 

6. Coffee bean t.s. 7. Black pepper, ground 8. Paprika, ground 9. Nutmeg 

t.s. 10. Cocoa powder 11. Tobacco, leaves t.s. 12. Hazelnut, t.s. stained for 

fat. 

9982-1008757 




9982-1008804 


Anatomy of Phanerogams 




in Plastic Box, 6 HP Colour Transparencies, 




1. Zea mays, corn, monocot root t.s. 2. Ranunculus, buttercup, dicot root 

t.s. 3. Root tip and root hairs, t.s. epidermal origin of root hairs 4. Zea 

mays, monocot stem with scattered bundles, t.s. 5. Helianthus, sunflower, 

dicot herbaceous stem t.s. 6. Zea mays, corn, monocot gramineous leaf t.s. 

7. Syringa, lilac, t.s. of a typical mesophytic dicot leaf 8. Tulipa, tulip, leaf 

epidermis w.m., stomata and guard cells 9. Lilium, lily, t.s. of flower bud 

showing floral diagram 10. Lilium, anther t.s. showing pollen chambers 

and pollen grains 11. Lilium, ovary t.s., showing arrangement of ovules 

12. riticum, wheat, seed t.s. embryo and endosperm. 

9982-1008763 




9982-1008810 

Identifying Polluted Water under 

the Microscope 








1. Intestinal bacteria (Escherichia coli) from putrid water 2. Putrefactive 

bacteria (Spirillum) from sludge poor in oxygen 3. Sludge bacteria (Methano 

bac ter ium) causing sewer gas 4. Cyanobacteria (Microcystis), blue-green 

algae “blooming” in stagnant water 5. Ciliates, different species from nutrient 

rich water 6. Water mold (Saprolegnia), harmful to plants and animals. 

9982-1008760 




9982-1008807 

Anatomy of Phanerogams 








1. Herbaceous and woody roots, two t.s. on one slide 2. Lupinus, root nodules 

with nitrogen fixing bacteria t.s. 3. Fagus, beech, root with ectotrophic 

mycorrhiza, t.s. 4. Aristolochia, older stem t.s. 5. Cucurbita, pumpkin, l.s. of 

stem with sieve tubes and vascular bundles 6. Solanum tuberosum, potato, 

t.s. of tuber with starch grains 7. Nerium, oleander, leaf with sunken stomata 

t.s. xerophytic leaf 8. Pinus, leaves (needles), t.s. 9. Lycopersicum, tomato, 

t.s. of flower bud shows floral diagram 10. Mixed pollen types, many 

different species 11. Pinus, ovule l.s. showing archegonia 12. Pinus, male 

cone with pollen l.s. 

9982-1008764 




9982-1008811 

Animals and Plants Damaged by 

Environmental Influences 








1. Skin of fish injured by chemicals, t.s. 2. Skin ulcer of an amphibian, t.s. 

3. Human lung injured with dust particles, t.s. 4. Gall nut on oak caused 

by insects, t.s. 5. Beech (Fagus), t.s. of leaves with destroyed epidermis and 

chloroplasts 6. Damaged lichen, caused by air pollution 7. Wood with 

anomalous narrow annual rings caused by drought, t.s. 8. Wood destroyed 

by fungus. 

9982-1008762 




9982-1008809 


Air Pollution and Allergens 








1. Pollen grains of different kinds of grass 2. Pollen grains of different kinds 

of conifers 3. Mixed house dust (causing allergens) 4. Asbestos powder (carcinogenic) 

5. Dust mite from a living room 6. Spores of different fungi. 

9982-1008761 




9982-1008808 

Microscopy 


9982-1005964 

9982-1005962 

9982-1005321 

Dissecting Kit 

Student Dissecting Kit 

Excellent value for your classroom! Ideal for 

both junior and secondary school students. 

Complete set of instruments includes tools for 

routine dissection labs. 

Kit includes: 

• Ruler 15 cm 

• Screw-lock blade scalpel 

• Scalpel blade 

• Dropping pipette 

• Student scissors 

• Straight teasing needle 

• Curved teasing needle 

• Medium point forceps 

• Leatherette case 

7.6x17 cm; 0.1 kg 

9982-1005962 

Dissecting Set 

Deluxe dissecting set fit for a skilled instructor. 

Encased in an attractive vinyl case lined with velvet, 

the kit includes the following high quality stainless 

steel tools: 

• 1 fine scissors, sharp tip, 11.5 cm 

• 1 large scissors, 1 sharp tip, 1 blunt tip, 13.5 cm 

• 1 fine forceps, serrated, sharp tip, 12 cm 

• 1 large forceps, serrated, blunt tip, 13 cm 

• 1 one-piece scalpel, 4 cm blade 

• 1 straight needle, 13 cm 

• 1 lancet needle, 15 cm 

• 1 Dumont forceps, 11 cm 

• 1 scalpel handle, 14 cm 

• 5 scalpel blades, 6 cm 

21x13x3 cm 

9982-1003771 

Biology Dissecting Kit 

Includes the stainless steel and chrome instruments 

presented in a deluxe, single-fold, lined 

vinyl case. Kit includes: 


• Dissecting knife handle 

• Scalpel blades 

• Dropping pipette 

• Straight operating scissors 

14 cm 

• Seeker probe 


• Medium point forceps 


7.6x17 cm; 0.15 kg 

9982-1005964 

Preparation Set 

This set is supplied in a stackable transparent 

plastic box and consists of: 

• Needle in holder, straight (2 pieces) 

• Forceps, fine, 130 mm 

• Microscopical scissors, straight 

• Scalpel handle No. 4 

• Set of 5 scalpel blades, slightly curved 

9982-1005321 

Dissecting Instruments 

This first-rate dissecting set contains top quality 

stainless steel instruments in an attractive vinyl 

case. 

• 1 pair of scissors, pointed, 10 cm 

• 1 pair of forceps, pointed, 13 cm 

• 1 dissecting needle, 13.5 cm 

• 1 scalpel blade holder n° 4 

• 5 replacement scalpel blades n° 11 

18x8x3 cm, 0.15 kg 

9982-1008710 

9982-1008710 

Microscopy 

108 

Large Dissecting Kit 

Kit includes: 


• Dissecting knife handle 

• Curved scalpel blades 

• Full convex blades 

• Section lifter 

• Curved dissection scissors 12 cm 

• Straight operating scissors 14 cm 

• Hemostatic forceps 12.5 cm 

• Hemostatic forceps 16.5 cm 

• Seeker probe 


• Curved teasing needle 

• Dressing forceps 12 cm 

• Dressing forceps 13 cm 

• Retraction hook 


33x19 cm (opened); 0.25 kg 

9982-1005965 

9982-1003771 

9982-1005965 


9982-1005081 

9982-1005082 / 

9982-1005083 

9982-1008919 

Microscope Slides, cut edges 

cellophane wrapped 

Approx. 76x26x1 mm 

50 pcs/box 

9982-1005082 

Microscope slides with one 

cavity 

Ground edges, 76x26x1.2 mm 

50 pcs/box 

9982-1008919 

Microscope slides, ground 

edges 

90°, cellophane wrapped 


50 pcs/box 

9982-1005083 

Cover Glasses, non-ground 

18x18 mm, No. 1 (0.13–0.16 mm 

thickness), Ar-glass, for manual 

use not suitable for automated 

processes. 

200 pcs/tropical packing (vacuum 

sealed) 

9982-1005080 

9982-1005080 / 

9982-1005081 

Cover Glasses, non-ground 

18x18 mm, No. 1 (0.13 – 0.16 mm 

thickness), borosilicate glass, also 

suitable for automated processes 

(cover slipper). 

200 pcs/ box 

9982-1005081 


9982-1005968 

9982-1005967 

9982-1008921 

Pasteur pipettes, dropping 

pipettes 

3 ml, Polyethylene, nonsterile. 

500 pcs/box 

9982-1008933 

Pasteur pipettes, dropping 

pipettes 

1 ml, Polyethylene, nonsterile. 

500 pcs/box 

9982-1008934 

Slide storage map 

For 20 slides, cardboard, with cover 

9982-1008921 

9982-1008934 

9982-1008933 

Slide Box for 25 Slides, Green 

Durable plastic storage box 

141x88x35 mm; 0.16 kg 

9982-1005968 

Schiefferdecker staining dish 

For 20 slides 76x26 mm 

(back to back), with cover. 


9982-1005967 

Slide Box for 50 Slides, Blue 

209x86x35mm; 0.2 kg 

9982-1005967 

Microscopy 

9982-1008920 


9982-1005076 

9982-1008928 

9982-1008929 

9982-1008930 9982-1008922 9982-1008923 

9982-1008924 


Soft Tweezers 

At last soft stainless steel tweezers, 

ideal for students to examine objects 

without damaging them. 

Length approx. 10 cm 

9982-1005076 

Anatomical Forceps 

Stainless steel, pointed, 14.5 cm 

9982-1008928 

Anatomical Forceps 

Stainless steel, blunt, 14.5 cm 

9982-1008929 

Forceps for Cover-Glasses 

Stainless steel, curved, 11.5 cm 

9982-1008930 

Microscope Scissors 

Stainless steel, 11.5 cm 

9982-1008922 

Scissors 

Stainless steel, straight, 

extremely pointed, 12 cm 

9982-1008923 

9982-1008926 

9982-1008925 

Scissors 

Stainless steel, straight, 

pointed/pointed, 14.5 cm 

9982-1008924 

9982-1008927 

9982-1008931 

Probe 

Approx. 160x2 mm 

9982-1008925 

Dissection Needle 

Plastic-handle, pointed 

9982-1008926 

9982-1008932 

Scalpel Handle no. 3 

Stainles steel 

9982-1008931 

Dissection Needle 

Plastic-handle, with blade 

9982-1008927 

Scalpel Blades, Size 10 

Single packed, sterile, carbon steel. 

100 pcs/box 

9982-1008932 

Graduated Cylinder, 250 ml 

Graduated cylinder made of borosilicate 

glass. Tall form with spout 

and hexagonal base. 

Scale: 250 ml 

Divisions: 2.5 ml 

9982-1010114 

Microscopy 

110 

9982-1002873 

9982-1002872 

Beakers, 600 ml 

Set of 10 beakers made of Borosilicate glass. 

With scale, 100 ml divisions and spout. 

9982-1002872 Set of 10 Beakers, low form 

9982-1002873 Set of 10 Beakers, tall form 

9982-1013360 – 9982-1013363 


9982-1002870 9982-1010114 

Graduated Cylinder, 100 ml 

Graduated cylinder made of Duran 

glass. Tall form with spout with 

hexagonal base. 

Scale: 100 ml 

Divisions: 1 ml 

9982-1002870 

Measuring Cylinders, PP 

Tall, moulded scale, class B per DIN 12681/ISO 6706, translucent, 

ring-moulded graduations, hexagonal base, food-safe 

Delivery contents: 12 items/box 

9982-1013360 Measuring Cylinder, 50 ml, hexagonal base 

9982-1013361 Measuring Cylinder, 100 ml, hexagonal base 

9982-1013362 Measuring Cylinder, 250 ml, pentagon base 

9982-1013363 Measuring Cylinder, 500 ml, pentagon base

9982-1013424 – 9982-1013424 

9982-1013416 

Measuring Pipettes 

Class B, brown graduation, AR glass, according to DIN standards, full evacuation, 

0 at top, graded right to the tip, colour code according to ISO standards, 

from 5 ml with cotton plug attachment 

Delivery contents: 12 items/box 

9982-1013407 Measuring Pipette, 1 ml in 1/100 




Microlitre Pipettes with Variable Volume 

Using this microlitre pipette, your pupils can work with precision. The pipettes 

have a volume display that can be set easily and accurately, they also 

have an inbuilt pipette tip ejector system. What is more, they fit well in the 

hand, and offer an excellent price-performance ratio. 

9982-1013416 Microlitre Pipette, 0.5 – 10 µl 

9982-1013418 Microlitre Pipette, 10 – 100 µl 



9982-1011800 

Mortar and Pestle 

Made of laboratory porcelain, 

Mortar: rough, Ø 113 mm, 150 ml; 

Pestle: friction surface rough. 

110 mm long 

9982-1011800 

9982-1013392 

Peleus Ball, Standard 

High quality production (made 

in Germany) and therefore longlasting 

15x6x7 cm, 0.05 kg 

9982-1013392 

Options and Replacement Parts for Microlitre Pipettes 

9982-1013424 

Pipette tips, crystal, Eppendorf, up to 10 µl, 

natural, 1,000 items/bag 

9982-1013425 

Pipette tips, yellow, Eppendorf (20 - 200 µl) 

1,000 items/bag 

9982-1013426 

Pipette tips, blue, Eppendorf, 

(up to 1,000 µl), 1,000 items/bag 

9982-1013427 

Rack, for Eppendorf tips, PP, 

with press-on lid, empty 

9982-1013428 

5 Insets for rack, Eppendorf, with 96 pipette 

tips for each inset, crystal, up to 10 µl 

9982-1013429 


tips for each inset, yellow, 20 to 200 µl 

9982-1013430 


tips for each inset, blue, up to 1,000 µl 

9982-1012540 

9982-1012541 

9982-1012538 

9982-1001051 

Set of 8 Test Tubes 

Set of 8 Test Tubes, 16 mm dia. 

9982-1001051 

9982-1008682 / 9982-1009812 

Washing Bottle, PP, 250 ml 

9982-1008682 

Washing Bottle, PP, 500 ml 

9982-1009812 

Petri Dishes 

Without vents, approx. 55x15 mm, 

PS, crystal clear, packed machine 

sterile, 15 pcs/bag 

9982-1012538 

Petri Dishes 

Without vents, approx. 94x16 mm, 

PS, crystal clear, packed machine 

sterile, 20 pcs/bag 

9982-1012540 

Petri Dishes 

With vents, approx. 94x16 mm, 

2-parts, PS, crystal clear, packed 

machine sterile, 20 pcs/bag 

9982-1012541 

Lab Material 


Protective Clothing 

Laboratory Coat 

A robust laboratory coat suitable for use in both schools and laboratories. 

It comes with: 

• 1/1 Arm 

• Stand-up collar 

• Covered stud buttons 

• 1 breast pocket 

• 2 side pockets 

• A rear slit 

Made of a classical mix of robust cotton / polyester mix (Öko-Tex Standard 

100). Capable of withstanding even the demands of an industrial laundry, 

it is colour fast and easy to clean. 

Washing and care tips: 

95 P 

The laboratory coat is available in the following sizes: 

9982-1012620 Laboratory Coat, size S 

9982-1012621 Laboratory Coat, size M 

9982-1012622 Laboratory Coat, size L 

9982-1012623 Laboratory Coat, size XL 

Student Safety Glasses 

Proper safety glasses for students! 

The shape and size of these safety glasses are specifically designed for students 

between 10 and 15. With excellent side protection and a perfect fit 

thanks to easily adjustable arms. The safety glasses are very light and comfortable 

to wear. DIN EN 166 compliant. With blue frame and all-round 

scratch-resistant polycarbonate protection. 

13x6x4.5 cm 

& D/E/F/I/S 

9982-1003798 

9982-1003798 

Lab Coat for Children and Adolescents 

Young students are often not as careful as they could be when doing their 

first experiments. Our lab coat made of cotton has a breast pocket and two 

side pockets. It protects your student‘s clothes and makes them look like 

professional scientists! 

Size 158 (smaller sizes available on request) 

9982-1012410 

9982-1010257 

Protective Goggles 

These snug-fitting protective goggles that comply with DIN EN 166 F have 

adjustable sidearms and can therefore be adjusted for different head 

shapes. The mist-proof polycarbonate lenses offer good visibility and effective 

lateral protection. 

0.15x0.06x0.06 cm; 0.04 kg 

9982-1010257 

Lab Material 

9982-1012620 – 9982-1012623 

9982-1012410 

9982-1005077 – 9982-1005079 

Vinyl Gloves 

Powdered disposable vinyl gloves – great skin protection and good 

tolerance. 

Contents: 100 pieces in a practical dispenser carton 

9982-1005077 Vinyl Gloves, size S 

9982-1005078 Vinyl Gloves, size M 

9982-1005079 Vinyl Gloves, size L 

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Magnetic stirrer with stainless steel hotplate and secure safety circuit. 

Variable heating temperature and smooth starting stirrer motor. 

Housing resistant to chemicals. 

Quantity stirred, max. (H 2 

O): 10 l 

Speed: 

100 – 2000 rpm 

Heater power: 

400 W 

Heating temperature range: Room temperature to 320 °C 

Work plate: 

125 mm diam. 

Dimensions: 

168x105x220 mm³ approx. 

Weight: 

2.4 kg approx. 

Magnetic Stirrer with Heater (230 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1002807 

9982-1002807 

9982-1002806 

9982-1002808 

Magnetic Stirrer with Heater (115 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1002806 Magnetic Stirrer 

Ultra flat magnetic stirrer with non wearing drive featuring no moving 

parts. With feature for changing direction of stirring automatically every 

30 seconds for improved homogenization. Work plate and housing resistant 

to chemicals, non slip and secure base. Including plug in power supply. 

Quantity stirred, max. (H 2 

O): 0.8 l 

Speed: 

15 – 1500 rpm 

Work plate: 

100 mm diam. 

Power supply: 

power supply unit 100 V – 240 V 

Dimensions: 


Weight: 

0.3 kg approx. 

9982-1002808 

Heating / Stirring 

9982-1005882 

9982-1005881 

EdvoCycler PCR Machine 

Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) is one of the most exciting techniques 

in modern biology and now you can do it in your classroom! PCR copies a 

very small sample amount of DNA so it can be analyzed. The process won 

the Nobel Prize in 1993 and is widely used in forensics, medical testing and 

genetics research. It uses repeated heating and cooling in the presence of 

the enzyme DNA polymerase to copy a piece of DNA (the template). The exact 

region copied is determined by short stretches of DNA called primers. 

The ability to make lots of copies quickly of a particular region of DNA 

makes PCR a very useful technique in modern biology. The EdvoCycler is a 

specially designed classroom PCR machine that is easy to use. Your students 

can am plify DNA from a variety of sources, including from a single hair, 

with one of our PCR kits. The EdvoCycler is pre-programmed with PCR protocols 

and these are simply selected using the screen. A PCR run takes 

about 1 or 2 hours (or can be done overnight) and the samples are then visualized 

using DNA electrophoresis. 

Features: 

• Holds 25x 0.2ml tubes 

• Heated lid with magnetic catch 

• Pre-programmed with all Edvotek PCR kit protocols 

• Clear LCD display with live programme information 


41x22x18 cm 

& D/E/F/S/I 

9982-1005882 

A Well Specified Digital Waterbath at an Economical Price! 

An excellent waterbath for many classroom experiments. The stainless steel 

chamber is corrosion resistant and temperature controlled from ambient to 

95°C with cover. There is a low water sensor and the waterbath is deep 

enough to accommodate manumerousny bottles and flasks. 

Features: 

• Chamber Dimensions (WxDxH): 15x14x10 cm 

• Low water sensor 

• Digital display 

• Temperature range: ambient to 95 °C with cover 

& D/E/F/S/I 

9982-1005881 

9982-1005880 

Piccolo Centrifuge 

Our small and economical microcentrifuge is suitable for many classroom 

applications. These include: quickly spinning down samples and for mixing 

solutions during DNA electrophoresis and PCR experiments. 

Features: 

• Maximum speed 6,000 rpm/2,000x g 

• Safety on/off switch 

• Starts and stops in seconds 

• Capacity for 6x 1.5/2.0 ml tubes 

• Dimensions (WxDxH) 15x15x12 cm 

& D/E 

9982-1005880 

Instrumentation 


•Simple 

• Fast 

•Cost-effective 

9982-1012852 



Electrophoresis Chamber 

Excellent value for money is just one of the advantages of our high-quality 

electrophoresis chamber. The following features speak for themselves: 

• Electrophoresis takes places easily using fluorescent dyes thanks to the 

UV-transparent bottom, by placing the chamber on a UV plate. 

• The gel can be poured on relatively thinly (3-4 mm). This means first of 

all a high level of sensitivity with non-toxic DNA dying. It also means that 

less gel is used! 

• The buffer volume is sufficient but not excessive, therefore there is less 

need for chemicals. 

• With the ideal gel size of 10x10 cm, with two comb positions, 2 rows of 

12 samples can be separated parallel to each other. 

• The gel is poured directly onto the bottom of the chamber, doing away 

with the need for a separate gel pouring stand. 

• The chamber is made of high quality Plexiglas that is very resistant to UV 

light and the effects of chemicals. Your chamber will still look good after 

years of use. 

• Of course, the chamber is equipped with security plugs, high quality electrodes 

(evaporation deposition with gold) and platinum wire (99.9%). 

Contents: 

Electrophoresis chamber, safety plug with integrated power connections, 

comb with 12 pockets 

21x11x3.4 cm 

9982-1010262 

Dual DNA Electrophoresis LabStation 

This set contains all you need for any classroom DNA electrophoresis experiment! 

The DNA electrophoresis tanks are durable and injection-moulded 

horizontal units designed for ease of use and safety. Included with 

the unit are two 6-Tooth combs and a double 8/10-Tooth comb 

allowing separation of up to 16 samples simultaneously. 

The 7x14 cm gel casting tray has an embossing gel ruler 

and includes innovative rubber end caps which seal the 

tray making gel casting easier than ever! Both the electrophoresis 

chamber and the gel casting tray are UV transparent. 

The Dual Power Source (70/125 V) is designed for DNA 

or protein electrophoresis. The unit generates DC power 

of 70 or 125 volts with a maximum current of 250 mA. It 

is equipped with an easily replaceable slow burn fuse 

and is CE approved. The variable micropipettes 

are sturdily designed with volu mes ranging from 

5 to 50µl. They are very precise and use standard 

disposable micropipette tips. They are simple 

to use. A tool and instructions are included 

for self-calibration. 

Supplied with: 

2 Horizontal Electrophoresis Apparatus (one 7x14 cm 

gel tray in each), 1 Dual Power Source (70/125 V for 1 or 2 units) 

and 2 Variable Micro pipettes (5 – 50 µl). 

36x36x25 cm; 4 kg 

& D/E 

9982-1005878 

9982-1005878 

9982-1010263 

Excellent 

price-performance 

ratio 

Electrophoresis Network Device 

You can use this stabilised network device for both DNA and protein separation. 

It is highly effective and easy to operate. Of particular note are the 

adjustable output voltage and the timer with alarm function. The device 

has two outputs so that you can connect two electrophoresis chambers. 

Max. output voltage: 300 Volt (in 50 Volt stages) 

Max. output current: 400mA 

Max. power consumption: 60 Watt 

Input voltage: 

100 – 240 Volt AC 

Timer function: 

1 – 999 min. with alarm function 

12x15x8 cm, 0.6 kg 

9982-1010263 

Electrophoresis experiments are to be found on Pages 134/135 

114 


Specific Benefits: 

• Flexible Power: 

Use either the included AC adapter, or 4 “AA” batteries 

to power your Scout Pro. 

• Easy to Clean: 

Sealed front panel and moulded spill ring. 

• Easy to View: 

High contrast LCD quickly displays weight and applications 

data, as well as indicators for stability, over/underload 

conditions, and low battery power. 

9982-1003431 

9982-1009772, 9982-1003426 

9982-1003428, 9982-1003427 

Scales 

9982-1003429, 9982-1012774 

Round or Square Stainless Steel Platform 

Removable for easy cleaning. 

Electronic Scales with Stainless Steel Hood 

This robust electronic balance combines functionality with great design. 

It offers the following advantages: 

• Effective seal so that no fluids can enter the scales 

• Practical, easy-to-clean stainless steel surface 

• Flexible placement due to battery operation 

• Auto-switch off for minimum power and battery consumption 

Technical Data: 

Capacity: 

5.000 g / 11 lbs 

Graduation: 

1 g < 3,000 g > 2 g / 0.05 oz < 6.6 lbs > 0.1 oz 

Weight: 

1.5 kg / 4.2 lbs 

Power supply: 

Batteries 

Functions: 

Automatic switch-off, Pre-TARE, TARE, HOLD, 

kg/lbs switch-over 

Material: 

Cover: stainless steel, 

base: black plastic material 

Dimensions (WxHxD): 266x53x266 mm 

9982-1005380 

Electronic Scales Scout Pro 

Precision scales with removable stainless steel platform. Multi-function 

with percentage weighing, totalisation, display hold, and parts counting. 

Includes calibrating weight. 

9982-1009772/ 

9982-1003426 

9982-1003428/ 

9982-1003427 

9982-1003429/ 

9982-1012774 

Weight range 0 – 200.00 g 0 – 400.00 g 0 – 600.0 g 

Accuracy 0.01 g 0.01 g 0.1 g 

Display 

LCD, 6 digits, 15 mm 

Weight ranges g, N, oz, % g, N, oz, % 

g, kg, N, 

oz, lb, % 

Calibration 

Automatic using external weight 

Scale pan 120 mm diam. 120 mm diam. 165x140 mm 

Dimensions approx. 192x54x210 mm 3 

Weight approx. 700 g approx. 700 g approx. 800 g 

Other weight ranges available on request. 

9982-1005380 

Electronic Scale Pro 200 g 

(230 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1009772 


(230 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1003428 


(230 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1003429 

Accessories: 

USB Interface 

For connecting Scout Pro to a printer or PC. 

9982-1003431 


(115 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1003426 


(115 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1003427 


(115 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1012774 



Scales 

9982-1012881 

ABS Analytical Scales (230 V, 50/60 Hz) 

Precision analytical scales with automatic adjustment mechanism and high 

resolution. Tough metal casing with glass windscreen, large graphic display 

and RS232 port. The scales offer practically every function needed in laboratories: 

• Counting items 

• Percentage weights 

• Switching between different units 

• Capacity display for weight range 

• GLP/ISO protocols 

• Programmable 4-digit ID number 

• CAL adjustment program for setting accuracy 

Max. measuring range: 220 g 

Precision: 

0.1 mg 

Reproducibility: 0.1 mg 

Linearity: 

±0.2 mg 

Time to settle: 3 – 5 s approx. 

Item counting 

Minimum weight: 1 mg 

References: 10, 20, 50, 100 

Weight display: LCD, 13 mm 

Weighing platform: 80 mm diam. 

Power supply: 

12 V DC power supply, 

mains voltage 230 V, 50/60 Hz 

Dimensions: 225x315x330 mm 3 

Weight: 

7 kg 

9982-1012881 

9982-1003433 

9982-1003434 

Overhead Projector 

Reliable overhead projector in modern moulded plastic housing with 

collapsible reflector column. High quality optical system with correction 

to avoid coloured edges and highly efficient low noise cooling. 

Lamp: 

36 V, 400 W 

Light flux: 

2200 lumens 

Aperture: 

285x285 mm² approx. 

Dimensions of housing: 450x440x320 mm³ approx. 

Weight: 

9 kg approx. 

Overhead Projector (230 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1003264 

Overhead Projector (115 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1003263 


Electronic Scales 

Universal scales in robust plastic casing, with easy-clean foil keyboard. 

Menu functions, easy selection using two buttons. High-resolution, easy to 

read LCD display, overload and underload display, battery or mains operation 

optional. Automatic shutdown after five minutes in battery operation. 

Batteries included. 

9982-1003433 9982-1003434 

Scale range 0 – 200.0 g 0 – 5000 g 

Accuracy 0.1 g 1 g 

Weight units g, lb:oz g, lb:oz 

Counter-balancing 

range 

subtractive, 

entire weight range 

subtractive, 

entire weight range 

Power supply 3 AA alkaline batteries 3 AA alkaline batteries 

Dimensions 

approx. 

193x135x39 mm 3 

approx. 

193x135x39 mm 3 

Weight approx. 470 g approx. 470 g 

Replacement Bulb for Overhead Projector 

(not shown) 

Replacement bulb for overhead projector, 36 V, 400 W. 

9982-1003265 

9982-1003264 

9982-1003263 

116 


Art. No. 

9982-1002881 

9982-1002879 

Description 

Pocket 

Thermometer 

Tube Thermometer, 

Graduated 

Measuring 

Range 

Scale 

Division 

Dimensions 

-10° – 110 °C 1 °C 165 mm x 10 mm dia. 

-10° – 110 °C 1 °C 260 mm x 6 mm dia. 

9982-1003384 Thermometer -20° – 110 °C 1 °C 295 mm x 6,3 mm dia. 

9982-1003014 

Demonstration 

Thermometer 

-10° – 110 °C 1 °C 650 mm x 30 mm dia. 

Digital Quick Response Pocket Thermometer 

For instantaneous measurements on surfaces, in liquids, soft plastic media, 

air/gases, very small objects. For connection to a K-type NiCr-Ni measurement 

sensor. Sensor not included in scope of supply. 

Measuring range: -65 °C – 1150 °C / -85 °F – 1999 °F in 2 ranges 

Division: 

0.1 °C / 1 °C/F 

Accuracy in 

lowest range: 

0,05% of measured value ±0,2% FS 

Display: 

3½-digit LCD display, 13 mm in height 

Dimensions: 

106x67x30 mm³ 

Mass: 

approx. 135 g 

9982-1002803 

9982-1002881 

Remarks 

Tube type, scale on white background, 

petroleum based red filling, in yellow plastic 

protective case with clip. 

Glass thermometer with eyelet, 

scale on white background, petroleum based red 

filling, in transparent square plastic case. 

Tube type with anti-roll design, 

white coated capillary, red alcohol filling, packed 

in a plastic tube. 

Extra-large tube type thermometer 

with biodegradable special blue filling, 

easy to read scale on yellow background. 

9982-1002879 9982-1003384 9982-1003014 

Thermometer 

Additionally required: 

K-Type NiCr-Ni Immersion Sensor, -65 °C to 550 °C 

9982-1002804 

or 

K-Type NiCr-Ni Immersion Sensor, -200 °C to 1150 °C 

9982-1002805 

9982-1002803 9982-1002878 

Maximum-Minimum Thermometer 

Reading of maximum, minimum and instantaneous temperature. In plastic 

housing with reset button and hanging strap. Mercury filling. 

Measuring range: -38 °C – 50 °C 

Divisions: 1 °C 

Dimensions: 

approx. 230x85 mm² 

9982-1002803 

9982-1003010 

Digital Thermometer, Min/Max 

Insertion thermometer with Hold and 

Min/Max function in robust plastic housing 

and temperature sensor made of 

stainless steel. Switchable between °C and 

°F, On/Off switch, hanging strap and folding 

angled support. 

Measuring range: -50 °C – 200 °C / 

-58 °F – 392 °F 

Division: 

0.1 °C/F 


Cable length: 

1400 mm 

Measurement probe: 120 mm 

9982-1003010 



Measuring Instruments 

Time / Sound 

118 

9982-1002779 

9982-1002809 

9982-1002780 

9982-1003009 

Table-Top Stop-Clock 

Large quartz-controlled stop-clock with start stop and reset buttons, cumulative 

time and lap-time settings (clock resets to zero and starts timing 

again immediately). 2 hands, dial with dual scale for minutes /seconds and 

hundredths of a minute. 

Measuring range: 60 min / 60 s 

Graduations: 

1 s / 1/100 min 

Dial: 

110 mm dia. 

Dimensions: approx. 175x130x95 mm 3 

9982-1002809 

Digital Luxmeter 

Extremely reasonably priced, easy to use pocket luxmeter for testing 

and measurement of light conditions. C.I.E. standard spectrum. 

Including light sensor, pouch and battery 

Measuring ranges: 200 − 50000 lux, 4 ranges, ±5% 

Operating voltage: Battery 

Dimensions: 

approx. 65x115x25 mm³ 

Weight: 

approx. 160 g 

9982-1002779 


9982-1002811 

Digital Stopwatch 

Stopwatch with 7-digit LCD display in robust plastic casing with start/stop 

and split/reset buttons for starting and stopping, cumulative, lap-time and 

dual-time measurement. Includes pendant cord. 

Measuring range: 9 h, 59 min, 59 s, 99/100 s 

Accuracy: 

1/100 s 

Battery: watch battery 1.55 V, Type 389 

Dimensions: approx. 65x65x18 mm 3 

9982-1002811 

Timer 

Stopwatch for counting up or down with acoustic alarm. Magnetic holder 

for attachment to metal surfaces and fold-away support legs. 

Display: 

4-digit display, LCD, 18 mm 

Timer range: 

99 min 59 s 

Ticking rate: 

1 s 

Dimensions: ca. 60x60x20 mm 3 

9982-1003009 

Noise Level Meter P8005 

Digital noise level meter with circuit for suppressing background noise 

for measuring all types of sound levels in the environment, including noise 

levels in schools, offices, factories, traffic noise, household noise or for 

noise reduction projects. Allows for manual or automatic selection of 

levels and measurements of minimum and maximum levels. Thanks to its 

built in USB port, the supplied 9 V mains adapter and stand, it is also suitable 

for permanent or long term measurement. Includes case, USB cable, 

Windows software, stand, 9 V mains adapter, 9 V battery and instruction 

manual. 

Digital display: 4 digit LCD 

Height of digits: 20 mm 

Multi-functions display: 58x44 mm² 

Digital display of measurement, measuring 

time, bar graphs plus overs and unders 

Background lighting: blue 

Applicable standards: IEC-61672-1 type 2, 

ANSI S1.4 type 2 

Frequency range: 31.5 Hz − 8 kHz 

Dynamic range: 50 dB 

Level ranges: 

30 − 80 dB (low) 

50 − 100 dB (medium) 

80 − 130 dB (high) 

30 − 130 dB (automatic) 

Resolution: 

0.1 dB 

Precision: 

±1.4 dB 

Response times: 125 ms (fast), 

1s (slow) 

Microphone: 

½-inch, with electret capacitor 

Display update: Twice a second 

Analogue output: AC/DC 

Operating voltage: 9 V battery or 9 V mains adapter 

Dimensions: 


Weight: 

350 g approx. 

9982-1002780

9982-1013076 

9982-1002877 

9982-1002627 

Weather 

Rain gauge 

This transparent, conical container 

is made of a totally synthetic material, 

and has a stand so that the 

rain gauge can be placed on a pole 

in the open air. 

Graduation up to 40 mm / m² 

Height: 205 mm x Ø 85 mm 

Weight: 170 g 

9982-1013076 

Precision Hair Hygrometer 

Hygrometer for measuring the 

relative air humidity, consisting 

of a round plastic housing with a 

human hair as the measuring element. 

The specially treated hair 

exhibits an almost inertia free 

response to changes in humid ity. 

Wall mountable. 

Measuring range: 0% – 100% 

relative 

humidity 

Temperature range: - 35 °C – 

+ 65 °C 

Reading accuracy: ± 5% 

Diameter: 100 mm 

9982-1002877 

Demonstration Aneroid Barometer 

Barometer for measuring air pressure and demonstrating how an aneroid 

barometer operates. The measurement system consists of two flat, highlyevacuated 

metal cans which deform in response to changes in the air pressure. 

This deformation is indicated by a pointer. The pointer mechanism 

and metal cans are situated behind a glass cover for easy observation. 

By pumping the attached rubber ball the action caused by the air pressure 

changes can be demonstrated. 

Measuring ranges: 955 mbar up to 1070 mbar, scale division 1 mbar 

715 mmHg up to 800 mmHg, scale division 1 mmHg 

Scale diameter: 120 mm 

Housing diameter: 130 mm 

Weight: 

650 g 

9982-1002627 

9982-1010248 

Wireless Weather Station 

Weather station with wireless detection of external temperatures from 

up to three sensors situated at distances of up to 25 m. Display of internal 

temperature and humidity. Features switchable °C/°F display, min/max 

function, weather forecasting, trend displays for air pressure and radiocontrolled 

clock with date function. Supplied with one external temperature 

sensor, two 1.5-V AA batteries and two 1.5-V AAA batteries. Silver/grey 

housing. Can be suspended or set up on a surface. 

External temperatures: -30°C … +70°C 

Internal temperatures: 0°C … +60°C 

Humidity: 1 … 99% 

9982-1010248 

Digital Pocket Anemometer 

Waterproof anemometer for measuring wind speed. Indication of wind 

chill temperature based on the combination of air temperature and wind 

speed. Indication of mean and maximum speeds. Wind curves on the 

Beaufort scale. Supplied with closeable cover. 

Wind speed: 0,2 … 30 m/s 

Accuracy: 

±5% of mean wind speed 

Units: 

km/h, m/h, m/s or knots 

Temperature: -30° to +59°C 

Battery: 

3.0 V (CR2032) 

Dimensions: 137x50x18 mm³ 

9982-1010250 

9982-1010250 

Measuring Instruments 


3B NETlab 

3B NETlab: 

• Comprehensive range of data processing functions, 

including tangents, integration, curve matching, all kinds 

of formula calculations and interpolation. 

• Data acquisition with date and time of each measurement. 

• Recording and processing several series of measurements. 

• Presentation of data in the form of graphs or tables, 

analogue or digital multimeter functions. 

• Easy configuration of sensor and experiments on the basis 

of predefined experiment files. 

• Text windows for comments about the experiment. 

• Support for analogue and digital sensors. 

• Automatic identification of sensors. 

Computer Aided Experimentation 

Oscilloscope: Voltage phase shift in RL series resonant circuit 

Sound amplitude of a tuning fork as a function of time 

Discharge curve of a capacitor 

3B NETlab 

3B NETlab is a data acquisition and data processing program for the 

3B NETlog interface that can also be operated in a network. As it is based 

on ActiveX technology, all the available functions can be integrated into 

web pages that can be displayed and used with the Microsoft Internet 

Explorer browser. The main function of 3B NETlab is computer aided experimentation 

for science education. For that purpose, a large number of 

experiment instructions are available in the form of web pages. Users can 

navigate through these in the same way as they would browse the Internet 

and all the operations can be controlled with the help of facilities incorporated 

into the web pages at appropriate points. Experiment Instructions for 

carrying out experiments can also be written by teachers using standard 

HTML tools and the programming environment made available for the purpose. 

All kinds of Internet tools and technologies, such as multimedia sequences, 

animations, films, etc. can be incorporated into the experiment 

files. A software measuring lab is available for solo experimentation that 

utilizes all the functions of the functions of 3B NETlog interface device. 

A wide range of graphical tools is available for processing experimental 

data. Thanks to its networking capability, 3B NETlab is ideally suited for 

use in schools. It enables teachers to check on the status and results of students’ 

experiments from their own desk. Conversely, an experiment that is 

being carried out by the teacher can be followed by students on their own 

monitor screens. 

9982-1000544 

Licensing: 

3B NETlab contains a specified location license for the normal use of 

the computer program throughout a school or educational establishment, 

including the preparation of school or student work at home. 

System requirements: 

Windows 2000/XP Prof. (SP3) with Internet Explorer 7, Vista Business (SP2) 

with Internet Explorer 7, Win 7 Prof. with Internet Explorer 8 

Intel Pentium III / AMD Athlon 600 MHz or higher 

128 MB RAM 

100 MB free hard-disk space 

Monitor with a resolution of 1024x768 pixels or higher 

USB port 

Can be operated 

in a network 


3B NETlog 

3B NETlogcan be used as an interface for data acquisition linked to a 

computer, or as a hand held instrument with a data-logger for measurements 

of current and voltage or in combination with various sensors. 

It incor por ates sensor connectors with automatic identification of sensors. 

It can be connected to a computer via USB. Can optionally be connected 

via Ethernet to the same sub-net of an Intranet. Includes USB cable and 

instal la tion CD with data transfer program and plug in power supply. 

Channels: 2 Differential amplifiers (A and B) 

Measuring ranges: 0 − ±200 mV, 0 − ±2 V, 0 − ±20 V 

Connectors: Two twin 4 mm safety sockets 

Current input: 

Channel: 

Parallel to A 

Measuring ranges: 0 − ±200 mA, 0 − ±2 A 

Connector: One twin 4 mm safety socket 

Analogue sensor inputs: 

Channels: 2 (A and B) 

Connectors: Two 8-pin miniDIN sockets 

Sensor identification 

and calibration: Automatic 

Triggering: Quasi-continuous 

Sampling rate: 50 kilosamples/s 

Resolution: 12 bit 

Voltage outputs: 

Channels: 

2 (A’ and B’), with common ground connection 

Voltage amplitude: 0 − ±5 V 

Connectors: Two twin 4 mm safety sockets 

Analogue sensor outputs: 

Channels: 

2 (A’ und B’) 

Connectors: Two 8 pin miniDIN sockets 

Sampling rate: 10 kilosamples/s 

Resolution: 12 bit 

Digital Inputs: 

Channels: 4 (A, B, C, D) 

A: TTL 

B: TTL, high-speed sampling rate, 100 kilosamples/s 

C, D: High-speed optical coupler (galvanically isolated) 

Connector: One 8 pin miniDIN socket 

Digital outputs: 

Channels: 

6 (A’, B’, C’, D’, E’, F’) 

Signal: 

TTL 

Connector: One 8 pin miniDIN socket 

Additional data: 

Computer connection: USB port 

Internal data storage: 128 k 

Monitor display: Large display (64x122) for data on all channels 

Power supply: 4.5 V DC/300 mA or 3 batteries LR6 AA alternatively 

3 NiCd or 3 NiMH rechargeable batteries 

3B NETlog (230 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1000540 

3B NETlog (115 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1000539 

3B NETlog with Ethernet Port (230 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1000009 

3B NETlog with Ethernet Port (115 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1000541 


Dot-matrix display 

Multi-functional 

control panel 

Current input 

Voltage outputs 

Voltage inputs 

Digital 

outputs 

Digital 

inputs 

Analogue 

sensor outputs 

Analogue 

sensor inputs 

Prop 

Battery 

compartment 

Power 

supply 

USB port 

Ethernet 

port 

Power 

supply 

USB port 




9982-1000578 

Relative Pressure Sensor, ±100 hPa 

(not shown) 

Measurement range: 0 – ±100 hPa 

Accuracy: ± 1% 

Sensor type: Semiconductor sensor 

Hose nipple: 4 mm dia. 

Silicone tube: 1 m 

9982-1000547 

Absolute Pressure Sensor, 2500 hPa 

(not shown) 

Measurement range: 0 – 2500 hPa 

Accuracy: ±1% 

Resolution: 1 hPa 



Plastic syringe: 20 ml 


9982-1000546 

Blood Pressure Sensor 

Sensor box for measuring blood pressure of a 

test subject using the oscillometric method with 

the aid of a cuff to fit around the extremities. It 

is possible to determine the highest systolic and 

lowest diastolic pressures, evaluate of pulse rate 

by means of an acoustic sensor and illustrate the 

Korotkov sound. 

Pressure range: 0 mm Hg to 300 mm Hg 

(0 to 400 hPa) 

Overload-proof: Up to 1500 hPa 

Sensor type: Precision pressure sensor, 

calibrated and temperature 

compensated 

9982-1000578 

Relative Pressure Sensor, ±1000 hPa 

(not shown) 

Measurement range: 0 – ±1000 hPa 

Accuracy: ± 1% 




9982-1000548 

Microphone (not shown) 

Frequency range: 50 Hz – 20 kHz 

Microphone cable: 2 m 

9982-1000565 

pH Sensor (not shown) 

Measurement range: pH 0 – 14 

Sensor type: Ag-AgCl combination 

electrode, gel filled, 

not refillable 

Accuracy: 

pH 0.05 in range from 

20°C – 25°C 

Resolution: pH 0.01 

Response time: ≤ 1 s to reach 95% of final 

value 

9982-1000556 

Additionally recommended: 

9982-1002753 Buffer Solution 

Buffer Solution (not shown) 

Set of buffer solutions in three flasks with pH 

values of 4.00, 7.00 and 9.00. 

Volume: 

250 ml each 

9982-1002753 

9982-1000577 


Light Sensor (not shown) 

Measurement ranges: 0 − 600 lux, 0 − 6000 lux, 

0 − 150,000 lux 

Resolution: 0.8 lux, 8 lux, 200 lux 

9982-1000562 

Temperature Sensor, Pt100 (not shown) 

Measurement 

range: -50°C – 150°C 

Resolution: 0.1 °C 

Accuracy: 

0.1% of measured value 

plus 0.25°C 

Sensor cable: 1 m, with silicone 

insulation 

Sensor type: Pt100 thermocouple 

9982-1000550 

Humidity Sensor (not shown) 

Measurement range: 0 – 95% (non condensing) 

Sensor type: Capacitive sensor 

Accuracy: 

3% of RH plus 1% in the 

range from 0% –95% 

5% of RH plus 1% in the 

range from 0% –5% 

Resolution: 0.1% 

Response time: 15 s 

9982-1000554 

Conductivity Sensor (not shown) 

Measurement ranges: 0 – 200 µS, 0 – 2 mS, 

0 – 20 mS 

Resolution: 1 µS, 10 µS, 100 µS 

Sensor type: Measurement electrode 

using four wire tech nology, 

with graphite cells and 

integrated Pt100 temperature 

sensor 

Accuracy: 

5% without calibration, 

0.5% with calibration 

Sensor cable: 1.5 m 

9982-1000553 

Human Pulse Sensor Box (not shown) 

Measurement range: Pulse rates from 40 − 160 

beats/min 

Safety category: Safety class II, 

classification BF 

9982-1000575 

Barometer (not shown) 

Measurement range: 700 hPa – 1200 hPa 

Resolution: 0.1 hPa 

Accuracy: 

1.5% of the maximum 

value of the measuring 

range 


9982-1000549 

Skin Resistance Box (not shown) 

Measurement range: 1 MΩ – 10 MΩ 

Input resistance: >100 kΩ 

Safety category: Safety class II, 

classification BF 

9982-1000576 

9982-1000579 

Response Box 

Microprocessor-controlled box with a foot switch 

and three coloured finger-operated buttons 

(blue, green and red) and a combined LED, which 

can light up in the same colours as the hand 

buttons or in white to indicate use of the foot 

switch. Once the LED has lit up in some arbitrary 

colour, the response time before the appropriate 

switch has been activated is measured. For use 

in conjunction with 3B NETlog unit (9982- 

1000540/9982-1000539) for manual measurements 

or measurement acquisition via computer. 

Includes connector lead with 8-pin miniDIN 

plugs. 

Duration of measurement: max. 9.2 s 

Display resolution: 1/100 s 

Footswitch connector: 3.5 mm jack plug 

9982-1000577 

ECG/EMG Box 

Sensor box for reading electrocardiograms (ECGs) 

and electromyograms (EMGs) on skeletal musculature 

in three standard leads as defined by 

Einthoven. Feeds can be selected at the press of 

a button and are indicated by LEDs. 

Input resistance: 

> 10 MΩ 

Output voltage: 

max. ± 1 V 

Blocked frequency: 50 – 60 Hz 

9982-1000579 

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Enhance your lessons with a multitude of easily conducted experiments 

using the GASTEC gas detector. 

Experiments: 

Analysis of stuffy and of fresh air in a room. 

Investigation of how carbon dioxide and oxygen content 

changes in the atmosphere due to the following processes: 

• Burning of a candle. 

• Breathing of people and animals. 

• Photosynthesis of plants. 

• Burning of organic substances. 

Gas Analysis Made Child’s Play: 

• Open glass test tube using the tip to break off both ends 

and close the ends using protective rubber stoppers. 

• Push the test tube into the hand pump and hold it at 

the required position. 

• Suck air into the tube using the pump and wait 

30 seconds. 

• Take the test tube out of the hand pump and read off 

the gas content from the degree of coloration. 

Set of 10 CO 2 

Test Tubes, 0.03 – 1.00% by vol. (not shown) 

Set of 10 test tubes for the GASTEC gas detector, used for detecting changes 

in carbon dioxide content in the atmosphere due to combustion processes, 

for comparison of fresh and stuffy air or observing photosynthesis in 

plants. 

9982-1012524 

Set of 10 CO 2 

Test Tubes, 0.5 – 8.0% by vol. (not shown) 

Set of 10 test tubes for the GASTEC gas detector, used for detecting changes 

in carbon dioxide content in the atmosphere due to combustion of organic 

materials or the breathing of people and animals. 

9982-1012526 

Set of 10 O 2 

Test Tubes, 6 – 24% by vol. (not shown) 

Set of 10 test tubes for the GASTEC gas detector, used for detecting oxygen 

content of air in the atmosphere. 

9982-1012527 

Set of 10 Pairs of Protective Rubber Stoppers (not shown) 

Set of spares including 10 pairs of protective rubber stopper s for test tubes 

used with the GASTEC gas detector. 

9982-1012528 

GASTEC Gas Detector 

Easy to use gas detector for analysing gas content in the atmosphere. For 

use in countless fundamental experiments. Includes hand pump and accessories 

for pumping air into specific test tubes, from which the gas content 

can be read off by means of the degree of coloration of the adsorption 

material. 

Contents: 

1 Hand pump for pumping in samples 

1 Break-off tip for test tubes 

1 Set of 10 pairs of protective rubber stoppers 

1 Sealing grease 

1 Carrying case 

1 Teaching poster with suggested experiments, many illustrations 

and detailed instructions 

9982-1012504 


9982-1012524 Set of 10 CO 2 

Test Tubes, 0.03 – 1.00% by vol. 

or 

9982-1012526 Set of 10 CO 2 

Test Tubes, 0.5 – 8.0% by vol. 

or 

9982-1012527 Set of 10 O 2 

Test Tubes, 6 – 24% by vol. 

Water / Earth / Air Experiments 

9982-1012504 


9982-1003787 

Experiments Water / Earth / Air 

MicroLife Water Field Kit 

The Kit is designed for use in the lab or in the field. 

It allows users to study: 

• Biological Oxygen 

• Dissolved Oxygen 

• Orthophosphates 

• Turbidity 

• E.Coli 

• Nitrate 

• pH 

• Conductivity 

• Nitrite 

• Temperature 

9982-4000036 

9982-1005086 


1 Comboplate, 1 Set of Spatulas and Forceps, 4 Pipettes, 1 Thermometer 

0 – 50°C, 1 LED with battery connector, 1 vial of Ammonium Molybdate, 

1 vial of Nitrite Indicator Solution, 1 vial of Ascorbic Acid Powder, 1 vial of 

Zinc Powder, 1 vial of Universal Indicator Solution, Dissolved Oxygen Colour 

Chart, Universal Indicator Chart, small plastic vial with cork stopper, 10 Dissolved 

Oxygen Tablets, 2 Water Sample vials, 1 turbidity disc, 1x Standard 

Conductivity Solution, worksheet. 

30x13x8 cm; 0.3 kg 

& D/E 

9982-1005086 

Device for Demonstrating the Anomaly of Water 

Apparatus for demonstrating the thermal anomaly of water, measuring 

its thermal expansion and determining its maximum density. Comprises 

a Duran glass vessel with an inlet tube and two GL screw connections for 

mounting the riser tube with a mm scale and a temperature sensor or 

thermo meter. Includes stirring rod. 

Volume: 

250 ml 

Riser tube: 400 mm 

Capillary: 

1.5 mm dia. 

Hose nipple: 8 mm 

Overall height: approx. 500 mm 

9982-1002889 

9982-1002889 

9982-1002793 9982-1002808 

Device kit for water, soil and air experiments – ECOLABBOX 

The Ecolab box is a veritable mobile laboratory for carrying out water, soil 

and air experiments out in the field. Thanks to the special case, you can 

detect and measure the most important substances that have an effect on 

our environment. The high quality, stable case lining is water-resistant and 

is very easy to clean. The case and the linings are made of 100% pure recycled 

polypropylene. An adjustable carrying belt for use when out and 

about – on a bicycle for example – is also provided. It is particularly suited 

for environmental groups and schools (for pupils aged 12 and above). The 

ECOLABBOX can be used to test the following parameters (there are enough 

reagents for measuring these parameters for 50 experiments): 

• pH values in water, from pH 3 to 9 

• nitrates in water, 10 to 80 mg 

• ammonium in water, 0.05 to 10 mg/l 

• phosphates in water, 0.5 to 6 mg 

• nitrites in water, 0.02 to 1.0 mg 

• total hardness in water, 1 drop = 1°dH 

• (German hardness scale) 

• pH values in soil, from pH 3 to 9 

• nitrates in soil, 10 to 80 mg/l 

• phosphates in soil, 0.05 to 6 mg/l 

• ammonium in soil, 0.05 to 10 mg/l 

The reagents used to determine the above parameters do not pose any 

dispos al problems! This still applies if the reagents have to be disposed 

of without being diluted, or are disposed of with the sample solution. 

This is because all the reagents are in water hazard class 0! 

The ECOLABBOX contains other important experiment tools for working 

outdoors or in the classroom: 

• Colour chart for determining the values of each individual parameter 

• Filtration stand for carrying out filtration safely in the case 

• Magnifying glass for recognising small living organisms more easily 

• Special tweezers to look at small living organisms without harming them 

• Water-resistant DIN A 4 underlay for biology experiments 

• Filtration paper for making soil extraction solutions 

• Funnel, 1 for each work and test flask, 100 ml and 250 ml 

• Graduated beaker and plastic pipettes 

ECOLABBOX – German 

9982-1003787 

ECOLABBOX – English 

9982-1003792 

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9982-1003784 

Oxygen Test Kit Complete 

The test kit contains sufficient solutions for carrying out 110 oxygen-tests. 

All the necessary material for carrying out the tests are stored in an easy 

to survey, practical portable box. Content: 6 bottles of reagent and titration 

solution, glass bottle, special vessel and syringe with slip on spout. 

Description in English and German. 

25x12x6 cm; 0.9 kg 

9982-1003784 

Measuring Range pH 0 – 14 

9982-1003794 

pH-Indicator Test-Sticks 

For fast pH-value determination . 

The indicator area on the plastic 

stick will not fade out (will not 

bleed). Clearly distinguishable scaling. 

Package with 100 tapes. Description 

in English and German. 

9x6.5x1 cm; 0.05 kg 

9982-1003794 

Measuring Range pH 4,5 – 10 

9982-1003796 

Oxygen and pH value / Water 

Oil-Test Paper and 

pH Test Paper 

To test for oil in water or in soil 

and to find hydrocarbons, especially 

in fuel (Diesel) and motor oil. 

Even if the water is self-coloured, 

a deep blue colouring of the test 

tape indicates even a small oil content. 

Package with 100 tapes 20x70 

mm. Description in English and 

German. 

8x5x2.5 cm; 0.07 kg 

9982-1003783 

9982-1003783 


9982-1003795 


9982-1003797 

Universal Indicator Paper 

Universal indicator paper for pH 

1 – 11 measurements. The roll (5 m 

long and 10 mm wide) is contained 

in a plastic dispenser (pH gradation 

1.0) with a reference colour scale. 

6x6x1 cm; 20 g 

9982-1003799 

Watertest Laboratory 

A really compact box – laboratory for a fast analysis of waters (e.g. drinking, 

water, surface water, water of aquaria). All the applied chemicals are 

neutral in reaction to the environment, which means, none of the test 

solu tions endanger water. The used test solutions can be disposed of 

via the home waste water system. Sufficient for 50 to 60 tests: 

• Ammonium 0.05 – 10 mg/l 

• Nitrate 10 – 80 mg/l 

• Nitrite 0.02 – 1.0 mg/l 

• Phosphate 0.5 – 6.0 mg/l 

• ph-Value 5.0 – 9.0 

• 1 Drop = 1° German hardness (dh). 

Description in English and German. 

33x22x4 cm; 1.2 kg 

9982-1003785 

Complete Refill Kit Content (not shown) 

9982-1003786 

9982-1003785 

9982-1003799 

Experiments 


Experiments Sampler 

Robust Wire Sieve Net 

Especially robust reinforced net version. This landing net also has a reinforced 

net at the edges and therefore allows you to catch small animals 

directly off the ground. Any possible bending is avoided by the strong and 

simple construction. 

Length: 100 cm. Diameter: 200 mm. 

21x12 cm; 0.5 kg 

Delivery without telescope pole (9982-1003780) 

9982-1003779 

Options for 9982-1003778, 9982-1003779, 9982-1003781, 

9982-1003782, 9982-1013196 

Telescope Pole Universal 

Extendable from 145 to 275 cm 

9982-1003780 

9982-1013196 

9982-1003780 

Water sampling beaker 

This high-quality sampling beaker design includes a graduated polyethylene 

beaker (1,000 ml) with spout and universal attachment with a hole for 

the spring mechanism of the fibreglass telescopic rod (9982-1003780). 

Using this sample beaker, your pupils will be able to easily take samples 

from the surface of the water. The switchable beaker is held with an adjustable 

clamp made of high-grade steel. This can be used to rotate the beaker 

to change the pouring direction. Another advantage of this system is the 

lockable adjustable bracket (0 to 180°) that enables the tilt angle of the 

beaker to be changed. 

Delivery without telescope pole (9982-1003780) 

9982-1013196 

Replacement beaker 1,000 ml (not shown) 

9982-1013197 

Water Landing Net 

A very robust water landing net 

with a nylon net, for catching fleas, 

bugs, floating particles and water 

insects. Holes 0.8 mm. Diameter of 

the net ca. 200 mm, depth 310 mm 

adaptable to the telescope pole 

(9982-1003780). 

150x270 cm; 0.05 kg 

Delivery without telescope pole 

(9982-1003780) 

9982-1003778 

9982-1003781 

9982-1003782 

Plankton Net 

Sturdy plankton net version – 

made of screen gauze – is to be 

used with the telescope pole, 

thread inclusive, 200 mm diameter. 

A collecting, screwable vessel with 

100 ml content is located at the 

end of the net. 

21x2 cm (dxh); 0.225 kg. 

Delivery without telescope pole 

(9982-1003780) 

Plankton Net, with 65 μl 

gauze 

9982-1003781 

Plankton Net, with 105 μl 

gauze 

9982-1003782 

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9982-1005074 

9982-1005075 

Stethoscope 

Ideal for introducing your students to “Blood and Circulation” or for reinforcement 

of the topic. This good value for money stethoscope comes with 

a flat chestpiece and black tube. 

9982-1005074 

Blood Pressure Meter 

Excellent for realistic biology lessons. This robust sphygmomanometer 

consists of an easy-care arm cuff made of cotton, an uncomplicated rubber 

ball pump and a display scale for readings up to 300 mmHg. 

Supplied in a case. 

9982-1005075 

Heart / Circulation 

9982-1009146 

Piko 1 Electronic spirometer 

Carries out 2 types of measurement: 

• Measurement of peak expiratory 

flow rate (scale of 15 to 999l/min) 

• Measurement of maximum expiratory 

volume per second 

(scale of 0.15 – 9.99 litres) 

Pocket-sized model (35 g, dimensions: 

75x35x20 mm). Very easy 

to use: Just one button. Memory 

recall of 96 measurements. LCD 

screen. 

Delivered with 1 reusable mouthpiece 

and 2 batteries. 

9982-1012415 

9982-1012415 

Spirometer Replacement 

Mouthpieces 

Made of plastic, 10 pcs for 

9982-1012415 Piko 1 

For attachment and replacement 

9982-1009146 

M3 Electronic arm blood pressure meter (Omron) 

• Large screen 

• Simultaneous display of all readings; Diastole, Systole, Pulse and Time 

• Detection of irregular heart beats 

• Saves up to 42 measurements, indicating the date and time of the blood 

pressure measurement 

• Intellisense system. Average of last 3 measurements 

• Indication of blood pressure outside acceptable norms 

• Delivered with storage case and set of batteries 

• Clinical validation 

3 year warranty 

9982-1006006 

9982-1006006 

9982-1006007 

9982-1006007 

Cardio HITRAX Pulse 

Indication of day, time, hour, minute, second, with a display showing heart 

rate, maximum and average heart rate, and stopwatch (1/100e s). Back 

lighting LED. Alarm. Delivered with thoracic belt. 

2-Year Warranty. 

9982-1006007 

Experiments 


Experiments Blood tests 

9982-1005979 

ELISA HIV/AIDS-Test 

AIDS is already an important topic for secondary school students! 

But how does an AIDS test work? 

The students study the immunobiological phenomenon of the antigenanti 

body reaction. They learn that the ELISA immunoassay is an important 

tool to detect the HI virus. They simulate ELISA screenings with artificial 

blood serum of 10 fictitious individuals to determine their HIV status. In 

this way, they gain insight into the field of immunobiology and the particular 

meanings of terms such as “positive” and “negative” and “false positive” 

and “false negative”. The students get to know basic concepts of immunobiology 

and understand how the ELISA HIV screening test works. They observe 

simulated ELISA antibody-antigen reactions and finally analyze the 

ELISA test result. 


20 8-microwell strips, 8 Micro-spatulas, 10 Plastic pipettes, 10 Medicine 

cups, 2 Vials with glass beads coated with simulated HIV antigen, Simulated 

anti-human antibody enzyme linked conjugate (10 ml), 2 Simulated chromagen 

(10 ml), 9 Simulated patients sera (10 ml), 1 Simulated negative control 

serum (10 ml), 1 Simulated low positive control serum (10 ml), 

1 Simulated high positive control serum (10 ml), description. 

30x22x10 cm; 1.5 kg 

& D/E 

9982-1005974 

Mystery of the Blood Stain 

Students as forensic pathologists! 

Based on a stain of blood found at a fictitious crime scene, a murder has 

to be resolved. The first thing to do is to check whether the stain is really a 

blood stain. Next, the blood group and Rhesus factor have to be identified 

and then compared with samples of the victim and various suspects. As a 

result, the murderer can be convicted and the crime solved. This simulation 

experiment guarantees an exciting lesson in which your students will 

learn a lot about blood groups and how to identify them. 


3 Simulated Sera (Anti-A, Anti-B, Anti-RH) (each 30 ml), 40 Blood typing 

trays, 1 Cheese cloth, 1 Crime Scene Simulated Neo/BLOOD sample (25 ml), 

3 Suspect Simulated Neo/BLOOD samples (each 25 ml), 40 Stirring sticks, 

blue, 40 Stirring sticks, yellow 40 Stirring sticks, green, description. 

Suitable for secondary school education. 

30x23x6 cm; 1 kg 

& D/E/S/I 

9982-1005979 

9982-1005072 

Blood Typing with Rhesus factor 

This long-life experimental kit allows your students to determine blood 

groups with Rhesus factor without any risk of infection. They can examine 

the artificial “blood” of 4 fictitious people and determine their blood group 

and Rhesus factor. Distinct agglutinations can be seen. The size of red and 

white “blood corpuscles” and the number of corpuscles per mm 3 can be 

deter mined using a microscope. 


4 dropper bottles of artificial blood (A, B, AB and 0), 1 dropper bottle each 

of artificial anti-A, anti-B and anti-Rh serum, 48 washable permanent test 

trays with 3 wells, 50 mixing sticks, detailed teacher’s information with 

agglu ti na tion diagram. The supplied materials suffice for approx. 45 to 

50 samples. 

24x17x6 cm 

& D/E 

9982-1005072 

9982-1005974 

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9982-1010194 

9982-1010175 

Newton’s Colour Disc, with DC Motor 

Newton’s Colour Disc for demonstrating additive combination of colours. 

Mounted on a stable box, moved by a DC motor. 

Diameter of disc: 90 mm 

Motor: 

4 … 6 V DC 

Connection: 4 mm safety sockets 


9982-1010175 


9982-1002849 Pair of Safety Experiment Leads, 75 cm 

9982-1003560 DC Power Supply 1.5 – 15 V, 1.5 A (230 V, 50/60 Hz) 

or 

9982-1003559 DC Power Supply 1.5 – 15 V, 1.5 A (115 V, 50/60 Hz) 

Motor with Drive Control 

Controllable motor for spinning the colour disc 

fast (9982-1002983). With disc holder and clamp 

for attachment to a stand rod. Including plug-in 

power supply. 

Control range: 0 – 25 rev/s 

Rotation direction: reversible 

Dimensions: approx. 110x70x45 mm³ 

Weight: 

approx. 0.2 kg 

9982-1002705 

Additionally recommended: 

9982-1002835 Tripod Stand, 150 mm 

9982-1002934 Stainless Steel Rod, 470 mm 

Newton’s Colour Disc, with Crank 

Newton’s Colour Disc for demonstrating addi tive combination of colours. 

Mounted on a stable base, moved with crank. 

Diameter of disc: 178 mm 

Dimensions 

of the base: 143x90x282 mm 3 

9982-1010194 

“Addition of Colours” School Apparatus 

Handy desk-top device for investigating additive mixing of the primary 

colours, red, green and blue (RGB) to make any other colour. Three adjustment 

mechanisms allow any intensity of each primary colour to be selected 

so that various components of LED light can be mixed and observed with 

the help of a frosted glass screen. Includes 12 V/500 mA plug-in power supply 

and instruction manual for a colour triangle. 


9982-1012821 

Sensory physiology 

9982-1002983 

9982-1002705 

9982-1012821 

Experiments 


Experiments Sensory Physiology 

Laser Ray Box 

Laser diode capable of producing up to five parallel rays, for use with 

related board (9982-1003056). In metal housing with magnetic foil. The 

number of emerging light beams can be selected electronically via switches. 

Power is supplied via a plug-in unit or batteries that are auto matically 

disconnected after 60 minutes. 

Diode laser: 

5 beams, each max. 1 mW, 

Laser safety class II 

Wavelength: 

635 nm 

Separation of laser beams: 18 mm 

Plug-in power supply: Primary 100 – 240 VAC, 

Secondary 3 V DC, 300 mA 

Battery compartment: for 2x 1.5 V AA-batteries 

(batteries not included) 

Dimensions: 

approx. 110x60x20 mm³ 

Laser Ray Box (230 V, 50/60Hz) 

9982-1003052 

Laser Ray Box (115, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1003051 

Board for Laser Ray Box 

Magnetic board for conducting experiments with 

laser ray box (9982-1003052 resp. 9982-1003051). 

With a removable prop for inclining board. 

Dimensions: 

approx. 600x450 mm² 

9982-1003056 

9982-1003056 

Equipment Set “Optics with Laser Ray Box” 

Set of optical components for use in combination with a laser ray box 

(9982-1003052 resp. 9982-1003051) and related board (9982-1003056). This 

equipment set is ideal for conducting a wide variety of experiments on ray 

optics. Equipped with magnetic foil, the components can be easily attached 

to the board and aligned. Six work templates with pre-defined positions facilitate 

experiment setup. The beam paths can be observed from a relatively 

long way away without any need for darkening the room. 

Basic length: 

100 mm each (in most cases) 

Thickness: 

15 mm each. 

Contents: 

1 Biconcave lens 

4 Biconvex lenses 

1 Plano-concave lens 

1 Hemispherical body (45 mm) 

1 Hemispherical body (75 mm) 

1 Plane mirror 

1 Concave mirror 

9982-1003049 


9982-1003052 Laser Ray Box (230 V, 50/60 Hz) 

or 

9982-1003051 Laser Ray Box (115 V 50/60Hz) 

9982-1003056 Board for Laser Ray Box 

1 Convex mirror 

1 Flat parallel block (60x100 mm²) 

1 Prism 

1 Wave guide (20x200 mm²) 

6 Foils (410x290 mm²) 

1 Experiment guide 

Experiment Topics: 

• Law of refraction 

• Law of reflection 

• Total reflection 

• Determining the focal length of curved mirrors 

and lenses 

• Lens laws 

• Correction of spherical aberration 

• Short-sightedness and long-sightedness 

of the human eye and the correction of such defects 

• Beam paths in cameras, microscopes and telescopes 

9982-1003052 

9982-1003051 

9982-1003050 

9982-1003049 

Supplemental Set “Optics with Laser Ray Box” 

Supplementary kit to the demonstration laser optic set with laser ray box, 

consisting of 13 optical components for more advanced experiments on 

geo metric optics, e.g. experiments using air lens that show why optical 

elements cause either negative or positive refraction. All components are 

coated with magnetic foil. 

Base length: 

100 mm each (in most cases) 

Thickness: 

15 mm each 

Contents: 

1 Biconcave glass lens 

1 Biconvex glass lens 

1 Equilateral glass prism 

2 Rectangular glass prism 

1 Flat parallel block (square) 

9982-1003050 

2 Flat parallel blocks (rectangular) 

2 Plane mirror 

1 Biconcave air lens 

1 Biconvex air lens 

1 Air prism 

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Sensory Physiology Kit 

Very interesting experiments for the secondary level of education 

This sensory physiology kit allows students to conduct various experiments 

in the fields of hearing, seeing and feeling. All the contents 

of the kit are supplied. The experiments and the underlying principles 

are of course described in detail in the supplied instruction 

manual. 

Experiment topics: 

• Sense of touch (tactile sense) 

• Perception of distances between tactile spots 

• Heat and cold perception of the skin 

• Blind spot 

• Optical and haptic illusions colour vision 

• Flicker colours and motion after-effect 

• Inversion of the image in the brain using inverting 

goggles 

• Directional hearing 

• Hearing own body noises 

Scope of delivery: 

Carrying case with foam inserts, instrument 

for directional hearing, resonance tube, calipers, 

tactile hair, cold/hot probe, 4 transparent 

plastic cards for geometrical-optical illusions, 

“blind spot” test card, light-proof 

goggles with 8 attachments, 2 inversion 

prisms for the goggles, controllable 

motor with wall plug transformer, 

3 pattern discs, experiment instructions on 

CD-ROM (pdf file) in German or English. 

38x29x11 cm 

& D/E 

9982-1005071 

9982-1005071 

Sensory Physiology 

Inverting Spectacles 

Complete with two fully rotating inverting prisms in a shielded spectacle 

frame. The inverting prisms produce a lateral inversion of the rays – the 

world thus turns “upside down”. Besides being a lucid demonstration of 

the functioning of an inverting prism, experiments involving inverting spectacles 

encourage a better understanding of the visual process and the functioning 

of the brain. This also enables a better understanding of the visual 

perception of babies. Even the apparently simplest things in life (holding 

and picking up objects, drawing, orientating oneself in a room) become 

incon ceiv ably difficult. 

9982-1000895 

Human optic pathway 

9982-1000895 

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131

Nerves of Steel – Great experiments for simulating the conduction of impulses along 

nerve fibres according to Prof. Dr. Matthias Ducci / Prof. Dr. Marco Oetken 

Exciting experiments for interdisciplinary teaching of year 11 to 13 classes. A model system for simulating the conduction of impulses 

is now finally available! Many biology teachers have complained about the lack of suitable model systems for simulating 

the conduction of impulses along nerve fibres, considering that neurophysiology is an established component of the advanced 

level syllabus. We have developed a unique electrochemical model experiment for effective illustration of this complex topic, in 

cooperation with Prof. Dr. Matthias Ducci (teacher training college PH Karlsruhe) and Prof. Dr. Marco Oetken (teacher training college 

PH Freiburg). Try it – you’ll love it! 

Experiments Nervous System Physiology 

Prof. Dr. Matthias Ducci 

Starting position of the simulation of salutatory conduction 

The zinc electrode is put into the electrolytic solution 

After the zinc electrode contacts the iron rod a reaction can 

be seen through the bubbles which represents the conduction 

of impulses of nerve fibres 

Nerves of Steel 

The model experiments are based on the property of iron to develop a protective 

oxide coating in acid solutions under specific conditions. This impressive 

analogical model is based on the reversibility of the process of 

passivation and the appearance of a reactivation along a long iron rod. 

The materials provided allow the students to use the model to demonstrate 

continuous and saltatory conduction as well as the principle of transmission 

of neurotransmitters. 

The following experiments can be carried out: 

• Simulation of continuous conduction along non-myelinated axons 

• Simulation of salutatory conduction by means of a model experiment 

• Transmission of information by neurotransmitters 


1 Plexiglas trough, 

sand paper, 

3 iron rods, 

1 zinc electrode, 

15 jackets for isolation of sections of the iron rod, detailed experimental 

instructions. 

The required chemicals (hydrogen peroxide, sulphuric acid, sodium 

chloride solution) are not included. 

12x12x35 cm; 0.5 kg 

& D/E 

9982-1000538 

Unique 

electrochemical 

model experiment 

9982-1000538 

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Photosynthesis Equipment Set 

The equipment set can be used to observe the photosynthesis process and 

establish the dependencies between light intensity, the wave length of the 

light, the CO 2 

content and other parameters. The equipment set is conceived 

for use in school experiments, but can also be used for teacher-led 

demonstrations. The CD-ROM included with the set contains extensive 

teacher information with the theoretical background to each experiment 

and an evaluation sheet (log) to be completed by the pupils. 

Topics of the experiments: 

• Proof of the oxygen produced by the plant 

• The dependence of photosynthesis on light intensity 

• The dependence of photosynthesis on light wavelength 

• The dependence of photosynthesis on the CO 2 

content of the water 

• The dependence of photosynthesis on water temperature 

• The dependence of photosynthesis on the number of the shoot sections 


Beaker, 1 l 

Funnel 

Universal bracket 

4 Collection vessels 

2 Rubber bungs 

4 Colour filters (blue, yellow, red, green) 

4 Neutral density filters 

Instructions on CD-ROM in German and English 

9982-1012864 


A source of light e.g. illumination equipment (9982-1012866) as shown 

in the diagram 

9982-1012866 

9982-1012864 

Plant Physiology 

Plant Enzyme Kit – Microzyme Phosphatase 

This new kit was developed by SAPS (Science and Plants for Schools), 

Homerton College, Cambridge, UK. The kit uses Microscience techniques to 

help students understand the various factors that influence enzyme activity. 

Starting with Mung Beans, an extraction of Phosphatase is accomplished 

followed by a series of semi-quantitive measurements. These include: 

• Phosphatase activity 

• Effect of pH on activity 

• Effect of concentration on rate 

• Effect of temperature (Heat Stability) 

• Effect of time on product formation 

• Effect of inhibitors on activity 


1 Comboplate®, 1 pack of pipettes, 1 spatula and forceps, 1 pH guide, 1 syringe 

(1 ml), 1x 1 ml syringe with adaptor (short length of silicone tubing), 

10 micropipettor tips, 2 polypropylene microfuge tubes 1.5 ml) for centrifuging, 

20 microfuge tubes for temperature studies. 

30x27x10 cm; 0.2 kg 

& D/E 

9982-1005084 

Illumination Equipment for the Equipment Set 

“Photosynthesis“ 

The illumination equipment serves as a source of light and a stand for 

perform ing experiments regarding photosynthesis with the equipment set 

9982-1012864. 


Laboratory lamp with power supply 12 V, 2.25 A, primary: 100 – 240 V, 

50/60 Hz, tripod, plexi plate 150x150x3 mm, double socket 

Illumination equipment for 

EU countries with a two-pin 

earthed plug 

9982-1012866 

Illumination equipment with 

3 switchable, primary side, 

locking adapters 

9982-1013528 

9982-1005084 

9982-1005085 

Plant Enzyme Kit – MicroChemicals 

A class set of buffers and reagent required for use with the Plant Enzyme 

Kit (9982-1005084). 


2 distilled water 50ml, 2 buffer pH3 50ml, 2 buffer pH4 50ml, 2 buffer pH5 

50ml, 2 buffer pH6 50ml, 2 buffer pH7 50ml, 2 buffer pH8 50ml, 2 buffer 

pH9 50ml, 2 sodium carbonate 10% solution 50ml, 2 phenolphthalein 

phosphate 0.15g (bottle). 

30x27x10 cm; 2 kg 

& D/E/S/I 

9982-1005085 

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133

Experiments Electrophoresis 

9982-1005939 

Diagnosing Gene Defects 

Examine the genetic mutation responsible for sickle cell anaemia. Your 

students will use agarose gel electrophoresis to study sickle cell anaemia – 

a painful and ultimately fatal condition resulting from a genetic mutation 

which alters the body’s haemoglobin. They’ll search for changes in a nonhuman 

DNA sample to diagnose sickle cell anaemia. In the process, they’ll 

learn about genes and how genetic mutations can cause disease. 


4 DNA samples (mother’s DNA, father’s DNA, daughter’s DNA, unborn 

child’s DNA), each 150 ml, 2 TBE Buffer concentrate (125 ml) 10X, 1 melt 

and bast agarose gel (400 ml) 0.8%, 1 Neo/BLUE DNA stain concentrate 

(100 ml) 10X, 1 staining tray, description. 

30x22x10 cm, 1.5 kg 

& D/E 

9982-1005937 

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9982-1005935 

Simulating DNA Paternity Testing 

Use agarose gel electrophoresis to test family ties. Simulate how DNA fingerprinting 

can be used to identify the genetic relationship between child 

and an alleged father. Your class will use the results of an electrophoresis 

of non-human DNA, their knowledge of human inheritance and their scientific 

problem solving skills to solve a scenario-based paternity case and determine 

the identify of a child’s father. 


3 DNA samples (mother’s DNA, alleged father’s DNA, child’s DNA) each 

150 ml, 2 TBE buffer concentrate (125 ml) 10X, 1 melt and cast agarose gel 

(400 ml) 0.8%, 1 Neo/BLUE DNA stain concentrate (100 ml) 10X, 1 staining 

tray, description. 

30x22x10 cm; 1.5 kg 

& D/E/S 

9982-1005939 

9982-1005937 

Genetic Diagnosis of Cancer 

Your students will learn how revolutionary breakthroughs in gene technology 

can be used to not only detect cancer but predict its occurrence based 

upon hereditary traits. They’ll use the electrophoresis results of non-human 

DNA samples to simulate this procedure. In the process, they’ll detect 

a specific cancer and study the hereditary tendencies of the condition. 


DNA samples (Mary’s DNA, Samantha’s DNA, Fran’s DNA, normal control 

DNA) each 150 ml, 2 TBE Buffer concentrates (125 ml) 10X, 1 melt and cast 

agarose gel 0.8% (400 ml, 1 Neo/BLUE DNA stain concentrate (100 ml) 

10X,1 staining tray, description. 

30x22x10 cm; 1.5 kg 

& D/E 

9982-1005935 

ATTENTION: 

This experiment requires an 

electrophoresis chamber and 

a suitable power supply. 

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DNA Fingerprint 

DNA fingerprinting is an important method used in molecular genetics. It 

is now inconceivable, for instance, for criminal forensics to do without it. 

Other examples of areas where it can be applied are paternity tests, the 

analysis of genetic diseases, and identifying victims after natural catastrophes 

or accidents. During this procedure, DNA fragments are generated by 

way of a polymerase chain reaction (PCR), and then separated using gel 

electrophoresis. In our kit, however, the DNA fragments have already been 

separated so that the pupils only have to carry out electrophoresis. Using 

the DNA profiles thus obtained, your pupils can draw their conclusions 

about where they come from (scene of the crime, victim, or suspect). While 

doing this, the pupils learn about the practicalities of using molecular genetics 

techniques, and will be able to discuss the DNA profiles in detail 

once they have completed the experiment. This topic is also a wonderful 

way of introducing a discussion about other potential applications for DNA 

finger printing, as well as about associated legal and ethical issues. 


DNA from a victim, 120 µl, DNA from the scene of the crime, 120 µl, DNA 

from suspect n° 1, 120 µl, DNA from suspect n° 2, 120 µl, electrophoresis 

buffer, 50x conc., 50 ml, agarose, 6 g, DNA staining solution, 200x conc., 

1.5 ml 

Packaging size: Enough for 10 experiments 

& D/E/F/S/I/P 

9982-1013458 


Electrophoresis chamber (9982-1012852, page 114), power supply (9982- 

1010263, page 116) and micropipette (9982-1013416, page 111) 

Supplies for Electrophoresis Experiments: 

Agarose 

for DNA gel electrophoresis, compatible with usual electrophoresis buffers 

and DNA staining methods, 50 g. 

9982-1013341 

9982-1013458 

ATTENTION: 




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Methyl Blue Staining Concentrate (not shown) 

Concentrated 200 times (2x 1.5 ml), staining in approx. 15 – 20 min. with a 

high level of sensitivity. Sufficient for approx. 20 stainings of medium-sized 

gels. 

9982-1013342 

TAE Electrophoresis Buffer (not shown) 

50ml, electrophoresis buffer concentrated 50 times, contains 2M Tris, 

1M ascetic acid, 50mM EDTA, pH 8.5. 

9982-1013343 

9982-1013341 

Gel Loading Buffer (not shown) 

Concentrated 6 times – 2x 1.5 ml (with glycerine and bromophenol 

blue as colour marker). 

9982-1013347 

100 bp DNA Ladder (not shown) 

250μl, ready for use, dissolved in 1x gel loading buffer, 

with bromophenol blue as a colour marker. Size range 

of the fragments 100 – 1,000 bp. Sufficient for approx. 

25 agarose gels. 

9982-1013348 

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135

Experiments Electrophoresis / PCR 

9982-1005879 

Polymerase Chain Reaction 

This experiment for 6 lab groups introduces students to the principles, 

practice and applications of the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) without 

the need for a PCR machine! Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) has had an 

extraordinary impact on various aspects of biotechnology. With PCR, DNA 

can be amplified and studied. Since the first application of PCR (using the 

Klenow fragment) to detect sickle cell anaemia, a large number of diagnostic 

tests have been developed. PCR has made amplification of DNA an alternate 

approach to cloning experiments. It is used in genome projects in 

DNA mapping and DNA sequencing. PCR amplification is also being applied 

to forensic and paternity determination, as well as determination of evolutionary 

relationships. This simulation experiment does not contain human 

DNA and does not require a thermal cycler. It is completed in 45 minutes. 


Ready-to-Load DNA samples, Ultraspec agarose powder, practice gel 

loading solution, electrophoresis buffer, Instastain® Methylene Blue and 

Methylene Blue Plus stain, calibrated pipette, 100 ml graduated cylinder 

and microtipped transfer pipettes. 


Electrophoresis tank, power supply, automatic micropipette and tips, 

balance, microwave or hot plate. 

30x10x10 cm; 0.5 kg 

& D/E 

9982-1005879 

EdvoCycler PCR Machine 

(9982-1005882 

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9982-1005883 

Mitochondrial DNA Analysis Using PCR 

In this experiment, your students will use the Nobel Prize winning technique 

polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to amplify two regions of DNA from 

their mitochondria. The mitochondria are thought to have evolved from a 

symbiotic relationship between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. Thus as 

mitochondria have their own DNA that is only inherited via the maternal 

line they are often used in studies of evolution. This kit shows how PCR is 

able to amplify DNA from just a few cells. This ability has made PCR very 

useful to study evolution and in forensics and genetic testing. Your students 

carry out a simple DNA extraction, followed by PCR, then analyse the results 

using DNA electrophoresis. 


Instructions, proteinase K, PCR beads, control DNA and primers, microtubes, 

chelating agent, agarose, DNA ladder, practice gel loading solution, 

gel loading dye, electrophoresis buffer, gel stain. 


Micropipettes to measure between 5 and 50 μl, tips, waterbath, thermal 

cycler (PCR machine), electrophoresis tank and power supply. 

For 25 Students 

Time required: 

Set up 30 min. 

PCR 2 hours or overnight 

Electrophoresis 45 min. 

& D/E/F/S/I 

9982-1005883 Some components 

of this kit must be 

stored at -20 °C 

ATTENTION: 




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Population Genetics and Evolution 

Collect and analyze data of readily observable genetic traits! Your students 

will determine the phenotype, genotype and frequency of easily observed 

human traits. Then they’ll identify the dominant and recessive genes for 

each trait. With the class as a sample population, your students will use a 

variety of taste test papers to determine the percentage of individuals who 

can detect a unique taste. They’ll then apply the Hardy-Weinberg Principle 

to calculate the allele frequencies for this trait and compare their class data 

with an ideal population. In the second part of this lab investigation, your 

students will use allele cards to model allele frequency change in an ideal 

population, a population on which selection is acting, an example of heterozygote 

advantage and as a result of genetic drift. The investigation includes 

detailed coverage of natural selection, the Hardy-Weinberg equation 

and other related topics to better prepare your students for their exams. 

Lab Activities Include: Estimating frequencies for a specific trait within a 

sample population; case studies; eight lab stations. 


32 PTC paper, 160 cards printed with A, 160 Cards printed with a 8 plastic 

coins, description in German and English. 

30x23x6 cm; 1.5 kg 

& D/E 

9982-1005931 

9982-1005931 

Genetics 

Fruitfly Genetics 

This unique kit contains simple activities designed to teach basic fruit fly 

genetics without using live flies. Drosophila Melanogaster is used without 

the inconvenience of maintaining live fruit fly cultures. Students can perform 

crosses using plastic pieces printed with features allowing them to 

observe and simulate sex determination, single factor inheritance, double 

factor inheritance, sex linkage, dominance and recessiveness. 


15 sheets each, with snap apart features showing male and female 

and 4 types of fruit flies. Teacher’s Guide and Student instruction sheet 

included. 

35x22x2 cm; 0.1 kg 

& D/E 

9982-1005087 

9982-1005087 

Genes and Probability 

Study the patterns of inheritance and the genetic probability of easily 

observed and tested traits. 

Your students will: 

• Apply the laws of chance to genetics 

• Demonstrate the effect of dominance in a monohybrid cross 

• Demonstrate the effect of incomplete dominance 

• Model a dihybrid cross to demonstrate the law of independent 

assortment 


40 coins, plastic, 20 cups, 40 dice, four-sided, 20 opaque discs, blue, 

20 opaque discs, red, 20 transparent discs, blue, 20 transparent discs, 

green, 20 transparent discs, yellow, 5 wax pencils, description in German 

and English. 

30x22x10 cm; 1 kg 

& D/E 

9982-1005930 

9982-1005930 

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137

Experiments Genetics / Osmosis 

9982-1005960 

9982-1010264 

Refill Pack for DNA Extraction from Onion (not shown) 

80 ml extraction buffer, 500 mg protease mix, 15 round paper filters. 

9982-1010266 

Fast and 

highly-effective 

experiment 

Visualizing Osmosis and Diffusion 

Vividly demonstrate selective permeability using coloured solutions. Starting 

with a model cell and a mixture of special dye solutions, your students 

will observe how the cell’s membrane allows one dye to pass, while the 

other remains within the cell. The resulting colour change provides a vivid 

demonstration of selective permeability and how the cell absorbs nutrients 

and discharges waste. The class will also learn how osmosis and diffusion 

permit the maintenance of equilibrium through the passive transport of 

water through the cell’s semi permeable membrane. 


1 Red dye solution (30 ml), 1 Blue dye solution (30 ml), 20 clear cups, 

1 Dialysis tubing (4 m), 1 Glucose solution (250 ml), 50 Glucose test strips, 

60 Medicine cups, 20 Plastic pipettes, 1 Starch indicator solution (30 ml) 

(IKI), 1 Starch solution (250 ml), 1 String (4m). 

32x24x17 cm; 3 kg 

& D/E 

9982-1005961 

DNA Extraction from Onion 

With this easy test on the theme of cellular biology and genetics, you can 

isolate chromosomal DNA from an onion without a long preparation time, 

during a class. Your students will learn thanks to this experiment about 

the basic process of DNA extraction. Everything is included in the kit so 

that 5 groups can work at the same time. This effective classroom experiment 

with a high DNA yield will provide enjoyment for your students. 

Contents for 15 experiments: 

80 ml extraction buffer, 500 mg protease mix, 15 flat-bottomed tubes, 

15 round paper filters, 5 funnels, 15 wooden picks, experiment instructions 

(multilingual). 

Dimensions: 

20.5x20.5x10.5 cm 

Weight: 

534 g 

& D/E/F/S/J/R 

9982-1010264 

Osmosis Simulation Activity Model 

A striking, visual demonstration of osmosis! Quick and easy demonstration 

provides a solid understanding of osmosis and how it occurs. Your students 

will gain insight into this critical process as water diffuses across a semipermeable 

membrane from an area of higher concentration to an area of 

lower concentration. The process can be repeated using a variety of solutes 

in varying concentrations to observe the change in results. The outcome 

can even be quantified by measuring the amount of liquid that travelled 

across the membrane. 


2 L-Shaped clear tubing, 1 Capillary tube, 1 One-hole rubber stopper, 

1 Stand, 1 Food colouring solution (30 ml), 1 Rubber band, 1 Ruler, 

10 Semi-permeable membrane sheets, 1 Sucrose (171 g). 

30x22x10 cm; 1.5 kg 

& D/E/I 

9982-1005960 

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Bacteriology Starter Kit 

Microbiology is very important in everyday life, so it is exciting for 

pupils to learn about it through experimentation. Our bacteriology 

starter kit contains the basic equipment you will need 

to carry out microbiology experiments with your pupils 

in upper secondary school. These user instructions 

describe general microbiology work methods, 

and explain how to carry out a range of microbiology 

experiments: 

• Testing for bacteria and carrying out a bacterial 

count in soil 

• Testing for bacteria and carrying out a bacterial count in 

water 

• Testing for air-borne bacteria 

• Microscopy of bacteria 

• Determination of generation times at different temperatures 

• Effectiveness of antibiotics 

• Occurrence of natural mutations and their characterisation 

The experiments are designed for 4 groups of pupils and can be 

easily incorporated into everyday school life. 


4 inoculation loops, 4 Drigalski spatulas, 20 Petri dishes, 20 reagent glasses 

with tops, 3x nutrient agar (175 ml each), 4 drop pipettes, 4 antibiotic test 

rings (each with 8 different antibiotics), 50 microscope slides, 50 cover 

glasses, 2 packs of filter paper, 1 methylene blue solution (10 ml) 

& D/E/F/S/J/R 

9982-1013459 

Materials for microbiology: 

9982-1013502 Antibiotic test rings 

9982-1013456 Nutrient agar 

9982-1013457 Inoculation loop 

9982-1010259 Drigalski spatula, straight head 

9982-1010258 Drigalski spatula, bent head 

9982-1010260 Replicator stamp with 12 cloths 

9982-1010261 Replacement cloths (12 pieces) for the replicator stamp 

9982-1010259 

9982-1010259 

9982-1013457 

9982-1013459 

Drigalski Spatula 

This stainless-steel Drigalski spatula is widely used in micro-biological 

work. It is used to achieve an even spread of single cell and cell-cluster 

microorganisms on an agar plate. Our Drigalski spatula is available in two 

designs, both of which are 19 cm in length and made of stainless steel: 

Drigalski spatula, straight head 

9982-1010258 

Drigalski spatula, bent head 

9982-1010259 

Available starting August 2012 

Large variety of 

subjects – triedand-true 

instructions – 

all you need for 

4 school groups 

Microbiology 

9982-1010260 

9982-1010261 

Replicator Stamp with 12 Cloths 

The technique with the replica stamp is used to identify and isolate auxotrophic 

mutants from a bacterial strain. To do so, bacteria or yeast colonies 

are moved from one agar plate to another. Using the following method, fix 

a sterile cloth to the stamp with the holding ring and then press the top 

side of the colony plate to the stamp lightly. A duplicate is then produced 

using a fresh agar plate. Our replicator stamp is suitable for standard Petri 

dishes up to 10 cm. You can sterilize the stamp and holding ring with Ethanol. 

The cloths, made of a cotton polyester mix can be autoclaved. 

72x81 mm (HxØ) 


Body made of plastic (OVC), plastic-coated aluminium holding ring, 

12 cloths 15x15 cm 

9982-1010260 

Replacement Cloths (12 Pieces) for the Replicator Stamp 

9982-1010261 

Experiments 

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Experiments Thin Layer Chromatography 

On the Trail of Flavour Enhancers 

An interesting experiment set that deals with a highly topical food issue, and at the 

same time is based on an important chemical/biochemical method of separation (thin 

layer chromatography – TLC). 

Foods containing glutamates can be found in any supermarket, 

often hidden behind the labelling (yeast extract, 

spices etc.). These include flavour enhancers in foodstuffs, 

and their effect on people is a issue that is much 

spoken about in the media. In biology class, this topic 

can be easily incorporated into lessons on metabolic 

physiology, human health and diseases, nutrition and 

proteins. 

In many syllabuses, carrying out thin layer chromatography is explicitly required. 

The pupils not only use this test method in our experiment; they 

also think about it and comment on it. Depending on how the lesson is 

structured, the pupils can also consider possible errors using this experiment, 

by discussing potential sources of error in planning and carrying out 

the experiment (e.g. the lack of a control experiment). By making a comparison 

with the three glutamic acid standards, the tested samples can be 

looked at from both a qualitative and a semi-quantitative perspective. In 

the instructions, you will find both a thorough description of the test, and 

interesting background information, as the experimentation kit has been 

developed in collaboration with a food analysis laboratory. 


Extraction solution, L-Glutamic acid 50 mg, ninhydrin 300 mg, 20 pleated 

filters, 50 disposable capillaries, 20 chromatography paper, 5 chromatography 

chambers, test instructions with interesting background information. 

Packaging size: Sufficient for 20 tests, with 5 groups working at the same 

time. 

& D/E/S/F/I/P 

9982-1013460 

Brand new and 

topical – versatile 

in classroom 

situations 

9982-1013460 

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Interactive Atomic Model According to Bohr for Physics, Chemistry and Biology Classes 

This didactically excellent training model greatly simplifies the teaching and understanding of Bohr’s model of the atom. The 

practical hands-on model illustrating the underlying theory allows students to comprehend the topic more directly. Science classes 

automatically become more “real”, easier to grasp and fun to do! 

Learning content: 

• Atoms, isotopes, ions, noble gas configurations, structure of the elements, covalent bonds, ionic bonds 

• Elements, atomic mass, atomic number and the periodic table 

Each class kit (9982-1005318/9982-1005319) contains eight student training models (9982-1005320) as well as two demonstration 

atoms for the teacher. With this completely magnetic demonstration atom you will be able to clearly and quite easily explain 

Bohr's atomic model to your students on the blackboard. Using the training atom your students will be able to construct their own 

atoms, isotopes, and even ions. In this manner natural science teaching becomes, simple and lots of fun! Each student training 

model includes a flat round plastic container holding 30 protons, neutrons and electrons. The lid and the turned over lower part 

of the container each represent an atom with orbits. 

All the benefits at a glance: 

• Inter-disciplinary learning game 

• Suitable for individual, partner and group work 

• Playful learning of natural science subjects 

• Easy understanding of processes and structures 

at the atomic level 

• Simple and lots of fun to use 

• Appealing 3D design 

• Convenient storage 

Atomic Model 

Class Kit for Whiteboard 

Each class kit for 1 teacher and 

8 student groups comes with 

2 completely magnetic demonstration 

models for the teacher 

(1 white background sheet to be 

hung up, 2 black atomic nuclei, 

each with 8 black orbits, 20 protons, 

electrons and neutrons), 

8 student training models each 

with 2 atoms, 30 protons, 

30 neutrons and 30 electrons, 

instructions. 

& D/E/S/F/I/P 

9982-1005318 

Electron shells 

Lid with electron shells 

9982-1005318 

2 completely magnetic demonstration models for the teacher 

Class Kit for Blackboard 

Each class kit for 1 teacher and 

8 student groups comes with 

2 completely magnetic demonstration 

models for the teacher (1 black 

background sheet to be hung up, 

2 white atomic nuclei, each with 

8 white orbits, 20 protons, electrons 

and neutrons), 8 student 

training models ach with 2 atoms, 

30 protons, 30 neutrons and 

30 electrons, instructions 

& D/E/S/F/I/P 

9982-1005319 

Student Training Model 

Supplied with 2 atoms, 30 protons, 

30 neutrons and 30 electrons 

9982-1005320 

Electrons 

Protons 

Neutrons 

Storage box 

The underside: another 

base for building an atom 

Atomic nucleus 

Student training model 

9982-1005320 

Chemical Principles 

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9982-1005298 

Chemical Principles Structure & Function of DNA 

9982-1005300 

DNA Double Helix Structure Model 

• When assembled, students can understand the basic structure of DNA. 

• By assembling the model, students will understand the biological terms. 

• Easy to assemble and disassemble and can even be used as a decorative 

model 

• The model is grouped by 6 colours 

• One can observe the complete product by spinning the model. 

• Deoxyribose and 4 bases (A:Adenine, G:Guanine, C:Cytosine and 

T:Thymine) model types are properly used. 

• The description of colours and symbols of sugar, phosphoric acid and 

4 bases are well defined and distinguished. 

• Size of the purine base (Adenine, Guanine) and the pyrimidine base 

(Cytosine, Thymine) are different. 

• Assembled bases pairs (Adenine – Thymine, Guanine – Cytosine) 

are well defined. 

• In one turn of the DNA, 10 pairs of base are seen. 

Size 12.5x35 cm 

9982-1005300 

9982-1005296 

9982-1005295 

9982-1005297 

This right handed double helix self assembly kit with 12/22 (1/2 turns) base 

pairs can be used to model DNA REPLICATION and complementary base 

pairing. It contains colour coded parts to represent the nitrogenous bases, 

pentose sugars and phosphate components that make up DNA. Special 

features: 

• Connected by 2 and 3 Hydrogen bonds for Thymine/Adenine and 

Cytosine/Guanine respectively 

• Clearly demonstrating the major and minor grooves 

• Differently sized pyrimidines to purines 

Delivered with instructions and stand. 

Advanced miniDNA (22 layer) 

Contents: 11 Thymine (orange), 11 Adenine (blue), 11 Guanine (green), 

11 Cytosine (yellow), 44 Deoxyribose (red), 44 Phosphate (purple). 

17x23.5x6 cm; 0.7 kg 

9982-1005297 

Advanced miniDNA (12 layer) 

Contents: 6 Thymine (orange), 6 Adenine (blue), 6 Guanine (green), 

6 Cytosine (yellow), 24 Deoxyribose (red), 24 Phosphate (purple) 

17x23.5x3 cm; 0.5 kg 

9982-1005298 

miniDNA 22 Layer Molecular 

Model 

The miniDNA system comprises 

abstract shaped colour coded parts 

to represent the nitrogenous bases, 

pentagonal sugar and pyramidal 

phosphate parts required to make 

the Double helix model of DNA. 

Contents: 

11 Thymine (orange) 

11 Adenine (blue) 

11 Guanine (green) 

11 Cytosine (yellow) 

44 Deoxyribose (red) 

44 Phosphate (purple) 

Supplied with assembly instructions 

and its own stand. Packed in 

a plastic box. 

44 cm; diam 11 cm 

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9982-1005296 

miniDNA 12 Layer Molecular 

Model 

The miniDNA system comprises 

abstract shaped colour coded parts 

to represent the nitrogenous bases, 

pentagonal sugar and pyramidal 

phosphate parts required to make 

the Double helix model of DNA. 

Contents: 

6 Thymine (orange) 




24 Deoxyribose (red) 


Supplied with assembly instructions 

and its own stand. Packed in 

a plastic box. 

24 cm; diam. 11 cm 

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Giant DNA Model 

At nearly 90 cm in height, this DNA 

Molecule is ideally suited to 

the classroom environment. 

Magnetic connectors, 

representing hydrogen 

bonds, permit 

the two strands of the 

double helix to unzip 

completely, evoking 

the mechanism of DNA 

replication, and RNA synthesis 

(genetic transcription). 

Removable nucleotides 

let students experience 

first hand why a larger 

purine base must always 

pair with a smaller 

pyri mi dine base, and 

9982-1005559 

that base pairs are 

complementary – 

adenine pairing with thymine and guanine pairing with cytosine. Nonseparable 

atoms connected by permanent flexible “bonds” form the sugarphosphate 

backbone of the molecule. Encompassing six base pairs the 

double helix is mounted on a wooden base and can be rotated. 

86x41 cm; 8.0 kg 

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9982-1005559 

9982-1005302 

9982-1005128 

Structure & Function of DNA 

9982-1005299 

Nucleic Acid Building Blocks 

Coloured units (representing phosphoric 

acids, purines and pyrimidines) 

for constructing DNA, t-RNA 

and RNA helices. Also useful for 

explain ing replication and transcription. 

31.5x24x5 cm; 1 kg 

& E 

9982-1005127 

Advanced miniDNA 

12 Base RNA 

Easily assemble this single strand 

molecule which consists of the 

4 bases, as in DNA, and Uracil. This 

kit contains 12 bases, equivalent to 

4 codons in a single strand model 

of messenger RNA as well as 2 “clover 

leaf” shaped Transfer RNA parts 

and 2 amino-acid parts. Together 

with the 12 layer Advanced miniD- 

NATM kit it can be used to model 

the creation of RNA by transcription. 

Furthermore, it provides 

hands-on investigation into protein 

synthesis known as translation. 

Contents: 

3 Uracil (light blue) 




12 Ribose (red) 


14.5x14.5x3 cm; 0.13 kg 

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9982-1005299 

9982-1005127 

DNA-RNA 

The small DNA-RNA model shows 

the double helix and how the molecules 

split at the centre of the 

base pairs. 

Items: 

• 28 coloured tubes (Guanine red, 

Cytosine green, Thymine blue, 

Adenine grey) 

• 12 white two prong centre, which 

represents the hydrogen bond 

between the base pairs 

• 28 black trigonal atom centres 

which represent sugar 

• 25 red two prong atom centres, 

which represent phosphate 

groups 

• 50 yellow tubes that link the 

phosphate groups to the sugar 

rings 

• Wooden base with support rod 

are included in the kit 

Height: 50 cm 

20x30x0.5 cm; 0.1 kg 

& E 

9982-1005302 

DNA Double Helix 

3 coils of the DNA double helix, 

consisting of nucleic acids, to demonstrate 

base pairing. At the top 

end is attached one RNA cord, to 

show the basis of transcription. 

On base. 

31x9x9 cm; 0.2 kg 

& E 

9982-1005128 

9982-1005301 

Minit Proview DNA model 

This detailed teaching model uses 

coloured atoms and bonds to help 

pupils understand the chemical 

structure of DNA. Students can 

work in groups to create and study 

the subassemblies: Thymine-Adenine; 

Cytosine-Guanine, sugar rings 

and phosphate groups which can 

then be brought together to make 

the finished model – nearly 1m 

high (width 30 cm). 15 base pairs 

show more than one turn of the 

double helix and major and minor 

grooves and illustrate the chemical 

composition and types of bonding. 

The model hangs between two 

plates from clear strings and can be 

supported by an optional display 

stand. 

Contents: 

880 atoms, 1,200 bonds, support 

plates for hanging, assembly instructions 

and worksheet in English. 

9982-1005301 



Chemical Principles Organic Chemistry / Biochemistry 

Research Molecular Construction Set 

Consisting of 303 atoms, 34 caps and 100 locking pins, this set 

can be used to build such structures as: 

• DNA 

• RNA 

• Amino acids 

• Polypeptides 

• Terpenes 

• Steroids 

• Alkaloids 

• All structures from introductory and advanced set 

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9982-1005048 

9982-1005290 

Organic (Teacher) Set 

111-atom parts – Open and Compact Models. This set enables the teacher 

to demonstrate the key areas of Organic chemistry, including all the functional 

groups, alkanes, alkene, alkynes, alkylhalides, alcohols, ethers, aldehydes, 

ketones, carboxylic acids, nitriles, amines, esters, aromatic and 

heterocyclics. Structural isomerism and stereoisomerism (e.g. optical and 

geometric) and confirmational analysis. Examples: isoprene, lactic acid, 

glucose, P.V.C., trichlorophenol, alanine, caffeine, saccharine, aspirin, menthol, 

benzene, ionone, humulone, adreniline, penicillin, and aromotherapy 

courses. 

Contents: 

• 24 Carbon, black, tetrahedral 

• 6 Carbon, black, trigonal 

• 2 Carbon, black, linear 

• 6 Carbon, black, tribipyramidal 

• 40 Hydrogen, white 

• 12 Oxygen, red, angular 

• 4 Nitrogen, blue, tetrahedral 

• 1 Sulphur, yellow, tetrahedral 

• 1 Sulphur, yellow, angular 

• 4 Phosphorus, purple, tetrahedral 

• 8 Halogen, green 

• 2 Metal, grey 

• 1 Metal, grey, 2 holes 

• 55 Links, grey, medium 

• 25 Links, grey, long flexible 

• 60 Links, white, short 

• 1 Tool 

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9982-1005278 

9982-1005048 

Organic Student Set 

Each Student Set comes with an instruction leaflet and is packed in a fourcompartmented 

box. The Student Sets are designed for school, college or 

self study chemistry courses. Sufficient links are provided to make single, 

double, and triple bonds for OPEN and short links for CLOSED models. The 

models can easily be assembled and reassembled to make hundreds of 

possible structures. 

• 50 atom-parts 

• 12 Carbon, 4-holes tetra, black 

• 6 Oxygen, 2-holes ang., red 

• 20 Hydrogen, 1-hole, white 

• 4 Nitrogen, 4-holes tetra, blue 

• 1 Sulphur, 4-holes tetra, yellow 

• 1 Sulphur, 6-holes octa, yellow 

• 1 Phosphorus, 4-holes, purple 

• 4 Halogen, 1-hole, green, 17mm 

• 1 Metal, 1-hole, grey, 17mm 

• 26 links, grey, medium ML-12 

• 12 links, grey, flexible long ML-13 

• 26 links, white, short ML-10 

• 1 link remover tool 

9982-1005290 

9982-1005278 

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9982-1005304 

9982-1005287 

9982-1005289 

Biochemistry 

Student-Set – Biochemistry 

This set comprises 255 atom centres, scale 3cm = 100pm. The centres are 

colour coded according to the element and the bond angles are marked. 

Bonds between atoms are made from plastic straws, which can be cut to 

any required length. The items consist of: Amino acids, monosaccharides, 

glycerol, fatty acids, steroids, purines and pyrimidines, peptides, disaccharides, 

lipids, nucleosides, nucleotides, proteins, polysaccharides, nucleic 

acids. 

15x20x2 cm; 0.2 kg 

& E 

9982-1005304 

Fat (Glyceryl Tristearate) 

Contents: 

• 54 Carbon black 


• 3 Oxygen red 


• 110 Hydrogen white 

• 65 Links short 

• 1 Short Link remover tool 

& E 

9982-1005287 

Alpha-Helix 

(15 peptide units) 

Contents: 



• 15 Group “R” green 


• 15 Nitrogen blue 



• 75 Link colourless 

• 1 Short Link remover tool 

& E 

9982-1005289 

Amino Acid 7 Model Collection Kit 

(Including peptide bond upgrade) 

The following amino acids can be assembled. Group 1 Valine, Group 2 

Threonine, Group 3 Phenylalanine, Group 4 Methionine, Group 5 Histidine, 

Group 6 Aspartic acid, Group 7 Glutamine and Proline. Extra parts are included 

to form peptide bonds and hydrogen bonds to make a polypeptide 

chain and part of a beta-pleated sheet contents: 




• 10 Oxygen red – angular 

• 10 Oxygen red – linear 

• 1 Sulphur yellow 

• 1 Nitrogen blue 

• 9 Nitrogen blue trigonal 

• 1 Nitrogen blue angular 

• 8 Hydogen 

• 90 NV-links 

• 2 Short link remover tools 

& E 

9982-1005288 

Glucose Kit 2 Molecules 

Contents: 




• 48 Short link NV 

• 1 Short link extractor tool 

& E 

9982-1005286 

9982-1005286 

9982-1005288 



Chemical Principles Biochemistry 

9982-1005280 

Biochemistry (Teacher) Set – Compact Models 

257 atom parts compact/semi-spacefilling models. A set for making compact/semi 

space-filling models featuring the “mushroom style” hydrogen 

atom link part. Covering a wide range of biochemical structures. Examples: 

Structures include, amino-acids, monosaccharides, fatty acids, glycerol, 

steroids, purines, and pyrimidines, peptides, disaccharides, nucleosides, 

nucleotides, coenzymes, proteins, polysaccharides, and nucleic acids. 

Contents: 

• 42 Carbon, black, tetrahedral 

• 24 Carbon, black, trigonal. 

• 2 Carbon, black, linear 

• 12 Nitrogen, blue, tetrahedral 

• 12 Nitrogen, blue, trigonal 

• 10 Nitrogen, blue, angular 

• 20 Oxygen, red, angular 

• 10 Oxygen, red, linear 

• 10 Oxygen, red 

• 10 Hydrogen, white, linear 

• 2 Sulphur, yellow, angular 

• 6 Phosphorus, purple, tetrahedral 

• 1 Metal, grey, tetrahedral 

• 1 Metal, grey, octahedral 

• 100 Hydrogen, white, atom-link 

• 150 NV-links 

• 10 V-links, grey 

• 2 link remover tools, cream 

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9982-1005280 

Student-Set – Biochemistry 

This set comprises 255 atom centres, scale 3cm = 100pm. The centres 

are colour coded according to the element and the bond angles are 

marked. Bonds between atoms are made from plastic straws, which can 

be cut to any required length. 

The items consist of: 

Amino acids, monosaccharides, glycerol, fatty acids, steroids, purines and 

pyrimidines, peptides, disac charides, lipids, nucleosides, nucleotides, proteins, 

polysaccharides, nucleic acids. 

15x20x2 cm; 0.2 kg 

& E 

9982-1005305 

9982-1005303 

Class-Set – Biochemistry 

This set comprises 390 atom centres, scale 3 cm = 100 pm. The centres are 

colour coded according to the element and the bond angles are marked. 

Bonds between atoms are made from plastic straws, which can be cut to 

any required length. 

The items consist of: 

Amino acids, monosaccharides, glycerol, fatty acids, steroids, purines and 

pyrimidines, peptides, disac charides, lipids, nucleosides, nucleotides, proteins, 

polysaccharides, nucleic acids. 

30x20x3 cm; 0.3 kg 

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9982-1005303 

9982-1005305 

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Your BLS Simulator for Realistic Training 

Basic Billy was developed using the results of a study* on depth 

of force and compression during cardiopulmonary resuscitation. 

This enabled optimal force and compression values for adults 

and children to be determined statistically and then precisely 

implemented in the product design. 

* Robert Sutton et al., Methods for Determining Paediatric Thoracic Force- 

Deflection Characteristics from Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Stapp 

Car Crash Journal, Vol. 52 (Nov. 2008), pp. 83-105 

BLS 

9982-1012793 

Basic Life Support Simulator “Basic Billy” 

Cardiovascular failure is one of the most common causes of death. The 

guidelines issued by the AHA (American Heart Association) and ERC (European 

Resuscitation Council) show that is not all that difficult to provide 

help and save lives using the correct cardiac massage and ventilation technique. 

Of course, Basic Billy fulfils the latest guidelines from the AHA and 

ERC on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and is therefore suitable both 

for medical training and for first aid training in schools, clubs and first aid 

courses. You benefit from the following features: 

• Torso with shoulders and the necessary anatomical features for finding 

the ideal pressure point for cardiac massage 

• Head with airways for mouth-to-mouth and mouth-to-nose resuscitation 

• Head tilt to open the airways 

• Mask ventilation is also possible 

• Realistic amount of effort and realistic minimum depth of impression 

with acoustic feedback at 5cm (adult) or 4.5cm (child) using two easy to 

change springs 

• Low priced disposable airways ensure hygienic use and easy care of the 

mannequin 

• The high quality of materials and workmanship guarantee functionality 

and longevity even under high operational demands 

• Developed and manufactured in Germany 

Supplied with a transport box (22x61x31 cm 3 ), 2 face masks, 50 disposable 

airways for adults and children, keycard with adult and child algorithm for 

the 2010 guidelines and disinfectant. 

9982-1012793 


• Realistic and Robust 

• Adult and Child 

First Aid 


9982-1005115 

Sex & Drug Education Sex Education 

9982-1000340 

9982-1005784 

9982-1000341 

Condom Training Model, 

white skin tone 

This model of an erect penis with 

testicles can be used to learn how 

to use a condom safely. The anatomical 

structures and its firmness 

are absolutely realistic, so that your 

students can practice putting on 

and removing a condom in a realistic 

way. Supplied with 12 dry training 

condoms and a carrying bag. 

7.5x7.5x19.5 cm; 0.35 kg 

& E/D/S/F/P/I/J www. 

9982-1005560 

Condom Training Model 

Demonstrate the proper use of 

condoms by using this realistic 

model. Consists of an erect penis, 

12 condoms, syringe and artificial 

semen (UV-fluorescent fluid) to 

simulate ejaculation. Mounted 

on a stand with suction cups and 

delivered with carrying bag. 

35.5x15x16.5 cm; 2.3 kg 

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9982-1005560 

9982-1000340 Condom Training Model, 

coloured skin tone 

Like 9982-1000340 

Options and Replacements 

for 9982-1000340, 9982- 

1000341, 9982-1005115 

and 9982-1005560 

12 Dry Condoms 

9982-4007214 

9982-1000341 

Options and Replacements 

for 9982-1005560 and 

9982-1005784 

Artificial Semen 

(UV-fluorescent fluid) 

9982-1005561 

Female Condom Model 

This model represents an anteverted uterus in a simulated pelvic cavity 

with soft vulva and vagina and a soft plastic stomach cover. A perfect tool 

to demonstrate the use of a female condom, contraceptive sponge and 

cervi cal cap. Supplied with carrying bag. 

17.8x24x14 cm 

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9982-1005826 

9982-1005826 

Condom Training Models 

This economic set consists of 

20 Styrofoam penis models, and 

provides a means of practicing the 

correct use of condoms, even in 

large groups. The reusable models 

can be fixed to the desktop with 

adhesive tape, so that both hands 

are free for rolling the condom 

into position. Supplied without 

condoms. 

14.5 cm 

9982-1005115 

9982-1005825 

I.U.D Trainer 

This anatomically accurate model 

represents a section of the uterus, 

ovaries and fimbrae. The uterus is 

covered by a clear plastic window 

to allow easy visualization of insertion 

and placement of I.U.D. (I.U.D. 

not included). 

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9982-1005825 

9982-1000339 

Training Model for a 

Female Condom 

This model shows the labia and vagina 

up to the cervix in a simplified 

representation for didactic reasons, 

and is used for demonstrating and 

learning the insertion of a female 

condom. Supplied with three Fe midom 

condoms. 

12 cm; 0.15 kg 

9982-1000339 

Dark skin 

9982-1000338 

9982-1005766 

I.U.D Trainer 

Hand held trainer which is a suitable 

aid for understanding correct 

positioning of I.U.D. (Intrauterine 

Device) in the uterus. Made of 

dura ble plastic, the trainer features 

a transparent cover which allows 

easy visualization of insertion and 

placement of I.U.D. (I.U.D. not included). 

6x40x45 cm 

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9982-1005766 

Family Planning Educator 

Desktop simulator for training and demonstration of: 

• Introduction and removal of a diaphragm, an IUD or sponge 

contraceptive devices 

• Normal and abnormal uterine positions 

• Bi-manual examination technique 


• One anteverted uterus with clear upper half to illustrate correct position 

of IUD 

• One uterus to illustrate normal anteversion and retroversion 

• Cervix with patent os attaches to uterus suspended within pelvic cavity 

• Soft plastic stomach cover 

• Carrying bag 

25.4x25.4x25.4 cm; 2.3 kg 

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Contraceptive Case 

Graphic teaching material for sex education in schools, out of school 

youth employment and adult education. The contraceptive case was 

designed and developed from practical experience. It is suitable for educating 

about current contraceptives. Replacement teaching material can 

be ordered at any time. 

The contraceptive case contains the following items: 

• Condom 

• Steroper penis 

• Diaphragm, gel, applicator 

• Cervical cap 

• Intrauterine device 

• Sample packages of pills 

• Tables for temperature methods 

• “Nuvaring” 

The components of the contraceptive case can deviate from the list on delivery 

because individual visual aids can be updated or replaced by other 

products. 

45x32x11 cm 

9982-1002385 

Sex Education 

Options for 9982-1002385 

Plastic Speculum 

9982-1004949 

Material for Menstruation Hygiene 

9982-1004950 

9982-1002385 

Intrauterine Device (not shown) 

9982-1008817 

Birth Control 

9982-1004949 

Pregnancy 

9982-1004950 

9982-1000336 




AIDS Virus 

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). The nucleus is removable 

and condoms can be put underneath to provide a message regarding 

measures to take in protecting against HIV. Delivered without condoms. 

Mounted on base. 

18x13x13 cm; 0.7 kg 

9982-1000336 

HIV and AIDS 

Sex & Drug Education 


The Consequences of Smoking – 3D Display 

Show the consequences of smoking on various organs of the body with lifesized, 

hand painted models. Each model is permanently mounted in a carrying 

case display, and the accompanying text clearly communicates its 

health message in simple terms. Ideal for health fairs, schools, hospitals, 

smoking cessation programs, or the workplace. Dimensions when opened: 

71x67 cm. 

71x34 cm; 8.3 kg 

9982-1005580 

Sex & Drug Education Drug Education 

9982-1005566 

9982-1005932 

Effects of Smoking Activity Model 

Graphically demonstrate the impact of smoking on the lungs. Give your students 

a first hand view of how tar and other pollutants accumulate in the 

lungs during smoking. Simply place a lit cigarette in the mouth of the 

“Smoking Man” and draw smoke into his “lungs” using the syringe pump 

included. The results will amaze you as you watch his lungs start to darken 

after only a few short puffs! Includes detailed teacher and student guides 

that provide extensive background information on the dangers of smoking. 

13x10x23 cm; 1 kg 

& E 

9982-1005932 

Tobacco Mouth 

This hinged model of the teeth, flexible tongue and oral cavity shows the 

effects of smokeless tobacco. Mounted on base, supplied with a bottle of 

simulated tobacco juice. 

15x20x10 cm 

& E 

9982-1005566 

9982-1005578 

9982-1005565 

9982-1005580 

Smoker Model 

This small hand-held model actually 

smokes a cigarette and collects 

its tars and nicotine on a 

photo of a real chest X-ray of 

a lung cancer victim. Stained prints fit into 

plastic bags, keeping stains intact when they 

are passed around for closer inspection. 

13x29x6 cm 

& E 

9982-1005577 

A Year’s Worth of Tar 

This graphic, sealed exhibit, containing 

a pack of cigarettes and cigarette 

butts submerged in gooey 

tar, represents the amount of carcinogenic 

liquid a one-pack-a-day 

smoker put into his/her lungs over 

the course of a year. 

13x14x8 cm 

& E 

9982-1005578 

Smokey Sue – 

The Dangers of Smoking 

Smokey Sue dramatically demonstrates 

the quantity of tar collected 

in the lungs when one single cigarette 

is smoked. The tar, normally 

inhaled directly into the lung, is 

collected in a transparent tube, 

and thus shows the quantity of tar 

which reaches the lung with each 

cigarette very clearly. Delivered 

with stand, 3 collection tubes, and 

carrying bag. 

15x36x17 cm; 1 kg 

& E 

9982-1005565 

9982-1005577 

Nicotine Dependence 

150 


The Consequences of Alcohol Abuse – 3D Display 

This display shows what actually happens to organs of the body when 

alcohol is abused. Permanently mounted life-size, hand painted models 

are graphic and accurate. Each model is described in easy-to-understand 

terms. Contained within its own sturdy wooden carrying case. 

Dimensions when opened: 71x67 cm. 

71x34 cm; 8.3 kg 

9982-1005582 

Drunk and Dangerous Glasses 

This teaching tool will give any alcohol education program an added 

dimension, allowing the instructor to deliver a powerful message 

quickly and clearly. Drinking and driving can be a deadly combination 

– a thesis graphically demonstrated, especially with young people, 

through the Drunk and Dangerous glasses. Because the glasses’ simulation 

of drunkenness is so real and intense, wearers can’t help but be 

struck by the reality that alcohol really does make driving dangerous. 

Supplied with case. 

& E 

9982-1005576 

9982-1005582 

Drug Education 

9982-1005576 

9982-1005583 

The Consequences of Drug Abuse – 3D Display 

This detailed display shows what actually happens to the body when drugs 

are abused. Life-size, hand painted models of the body’s organs are graphic 

and accurate. Brief descriptions make this educational tool ideal for health 

fairs and schools. Dimensions when opened: 71x67 cm. 

71x34 cm; 8.3 kg 

9982-1005583 

Alcohol Dependence 





Sex & Drug Education 


6 Model Activity Set of the Body Systems 

Includes six model activity sets illustrating the major systems 

of the human body: 

• Circulatory system 

• Nervous system 

• Respiratory system 

• Urinary system 

• Digestive system 

• Endocrine system 

Description in English. 

61x45 cm 

9982-1005469 

In addition, you will receive the following 

single/individual kits (not shown): 

9982-1005475 Circulatory System Model Activity Set 

9982-1005470 Nervous System Model Activity Set 

9982-1005471 Respiratory System Model Activity Set 

9982-1005474 Urinary System Model Activity Set 

9982-1005473 Digestive System Model Activity Set 

9982-1005472 Endocrine System Model Activity Set 

9982-1005476 Eye Model Activity Set 

9982-1005477 Skin Model Activity Set 

9982-1005478 Teeth Model Activity Set 

9982-1005479 Ear Model Activity Set 

9982-1005481 Menstrual Cycle Model Activity Set 

9982-1005482 Male Reproductive System Model Activity Set 

9982-1005483 Female Reproductive System Model Activity Set 

9982-1005489 Germination Cell Model Activity Set 

9982-1005469 

Further Information at: 


Relief Models 

9 Model Activity Sets of the 

Human Reproductive System 

Includes: 

• Menstrual Cycle 

• Male Reproductive System 

• Female Reproductive System 

• Meiosis 

• Mitosis 

• Cell to Embryo 

• Four-Month Foetus 

• Full-term Foetus 

• Birth 


61x45 cm 

& E 

9982-1005480 

9982-1005480 

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Mitosis Model Activity Set 

Illustrate somatic cell division with 

this informative model. Enlarged 

views detail five phases of mitosis. 

Includes: cytoplasm nucleus, nucleolus, 

chromatic threads, centrioles, 

aser, spindle, chromosomes and 

centromere. Description in English. 

61x45 cm 

& E 

9982-1005484 

Meiosis Model Activity Set 

Help explain individual human 

characteristics and genetic differences. 

Visualization and understanding 

of meiotic cell division are 

promoted through enlarged views 

of chromosomes, cytoplasm and 

chromatic and polar bodies. 


61x45 cm 

& E 

9982-1005485 

9982-1005484 

9982-1005485 

7 Model Activity Sets Zoology 

Introduce students to anatomy with seven dissection models 

shown in raised relief: 

• Crayfish 

• Frog 

• Earthworm 

• Grasshopper 

• Perch 

• Clam 

• Foetal Pig 

Each markable model is constructed of durable 

vinyl and illustrates internal structures in 

graphic detail. All models are accompanied by 

a 3-ring notebook which includes teacher’s 

background information, student basic understandings, 

learner activities, a glossary, colour 

transparencies, black line master and a key to 

model structures. Description in English. 

61x45 cm 

& E 

9982-1005490 

9982-1005486 

9982-1005487 

9982-1005488 

9982-1005490 

Plant and Animal Cell Model Activity Set 

Students can explore plant and animal cell structure with these 20 cm diameter 

cell models. Teacher’s notebook includes: background information, 

basic understandings, black line master, two full-colour overhead transparencies, 

key structure and a glossary. 

& E 

9982-1005486 

Also available 

individually 

Plant Cell Model 

(without notebook) 

9982-1005487 

Animal Cell Model 

(without notebook) 

9982-1005488 

Relief Models 


Ideal for Teaching, Patient Education and Medical Education! 

By popular demand, we have redesigned our 3B Scientific® 

Charts to make them more versatile. Of course, as always they 

dynamically illustrate and skillfully describe the most important 

points of a subject. No one offers more languages and 

hardly anyone offers a comparable selection of subjects and 

versions. 

Practical rods for the paper version 

9982-1002372 (2x 50 cm), 9982-1002373 (2x 98 cm) 

• Ideal for wall attachment 

• Very easy to use 

• Made of robust and long lasting plastic 

And now you can decide what type of chart you want. 

The black plastic rods with eyelets for hanging ensure the 

greatest possible flexibility. These practical rods are easy to 

handle and enable you to affix the charts to the wall easily 

whilst protecting the charts from damage. Simply order item 

number 9982-1002372 (2x 50 cm) or 9982-1002373 (2x 98 cm) 

along with the charts of your choice to receive a complete set 

for top and bottom. If you prefer a different mode of attachment 

or wish to use a decorative picture frame, the paper version 

supplies you with all you need – without any unnecessary 

frills! 

Or would you prefer the laminated deluxe version? It is 

enhanced with a front and rear 125 micron thick film coating 

and is already equipped with two metal eyelets for wall 

attachment. Particularly long lasting, particularly durable, 

particularly valuable! 

The Right Choice for Everyone: 

Inexpensive paper version (*) 

• For a skilled overview of medical subjects 

• With richly detailed illustrations 

• For use as a poster or with your own frame 

Value preserving laminated deluxe version (**) 

• For heavy duty use 

• Can be written on with non-permanent markers 

• Can be wiped off anytime 

• Good UV resistance 

• Environmentally friendly special film coating 

All of the versions are printed on 50x67 cm practical poster 

size high quality 200 g image printing paper (exception: 

9982-4006730 Body acupuncture 98x68 cm). 

Also available in German, French, Spanish, Italian and Japanese 

(Japanese in size 30x40 cm). Some products from our range 

are also available in Brazilian, Portuguese and Russian. Please 

contact us! 

The series is constantly being expanded so you will soon find 

the ana tomical wall charts you need, but haven’t seen yet on 

these pages. If there is a subject you’re missing, get in touch 

with us, we might already be working on it. 

If not, we always appreciate good ideas. 

15 % 

discount on orders 

of 5 or more items 

For quantities of 500 and above per title we can personalise your charts. Please contact us! 

Practical rods for the inexpensive paper version 50 cm 

9982-1002372 

Practical rods for the inexpensive paper version 98 cm 

9982-1002373 

Charts 50x67 cm 

Laminated deluxe version 


* Inexpensive paper version 

** Value preserving laminated deluxe version 

The Human Skeleton Human Musculature Osteoporosis Arthritis 

9982-4006651 * 

9982-1001468 ** 

9982-4006652 * 

9982-1001470 ** 

9982-4006653 * 

9982-1001472 ** 

9982-4006654 * 

9982-1001474 ** 

Rheumatic Diseases 

The Human Skull Spinal Column Shoulder and Elbow 

9982-4006655 * 

9982-1001476 ** 

9982-4006656 * 

9982-1001478 ** 

9982-4006657 * 

9982-1001480 ** 

9982-4006658 * 

9982-1001482 ** 

Hand and Wrist 

Pelvis and Hip 

The Knee Joint 

Foot and Joints of Foot 

9982-4006659 * 

9982-1001484 ** 

9982-4006660 * 

9982-1001486 ** 

9982-4006661 * 

9982-1001488 ** 

9982-4006662 * 

9982-1001490 ** 

Deformities of the feet 

Sports Injuries 

Human Eye 

Diseases of the Eye 


9982-4006663 * 

9982-1001492 ** 

9982-4006664 * 

9982-1001494 ** 

9982-4006665 * 

9982-1001496 ** 

9982-4006666 * 

9982-1001498 ** 


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Human Ear 

Larynx 

Rhinitis and Sinusitis 

Diseases of the Middle Ear 

9982-4006667 * 

9982-1001500 ** 

9982-4006668 * 

9982-1001502 ** 

9982-4006669 * 

9982-1001504 ** 

9982-4006670 * 

9982-1001506 ** 

Respiratory Tract Infections 

The Teeth 

The Skin 

Skin Cancer 

9982-4006671 * 

9982-1001508 ** 

9982-4006672 * 

9982-1001510 ** 

9982-4006673 * 

9982-1001512 ** 

9982-4006674 * 

9982-1001514 ** 

The Respiratory System 

Pneumonia 

Asthma 

COPD – Chronic Obstructive 

Pulmonary Disease 

9982-4006675 * 

9982-1001516 ** 

9982-4006676 * 

9982-1001518 ** 

9982-4006677 * 

9982-1001520 ** 

9982-4006678 * 

9982-1001522 ** 


The Human Heart 

Common Cardiac Disorders 

The Vascular System 

Clinically Important Blood Vessel 

and Nerve Pathways 

9982-4006679 * 

9982-1001524 ** 

9982-4006680 * 

9982-1001526 ** 

9982-4006681 * 

9982-1001528 ** 

9982-4006682 * 

9982-1001530 ** 




Hypertension 

Varicose Veins 

Deep Vein Thrombosis 

The Blood 

9982-4006683 * 

9982-1001532 ** 

9982-4006684 * 

9982-1001534 ** 

9982-4006685 * 

9982-1001536 ** 

9982-4006686 * 

9982-1001538 ** 

Lymphatic System 

The Gastrointestinal System 

The Liver 

The Stomach 

9982-4006687 * 

9982-1001540 ** 

9982-4006688 * 

9982-1001542 ** 

9982-4006689 * 

9982-1001544 ** 

9982-4006690 * 

9982-1001546 ** 

Diseases of the Digestive System 

Colon Cancer 

Hepatitis 

Diabetes mellitus 

9982-4006691 * 

9982-1001548 ** 

9982-4006692 * 

9982-1001550 ** 

9982-4006693 * 

9982-1001552 ** 

9982-4006694 * 

9982-1001554 ** 

Human Metabolic Pathways 

Cholesterol 

Obesity (Adipositas) 

The Urinary Tract 


9982-4006695 * 

9982-1001556 ** 

9982-4006696 * 

9982-1001558 ** 

9982-4006697 * 

9982-1001560 ** 

9982-4006698 * 

9982-1001562 ** 


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Kidney 

The Prostate Gland 

The Female Genital Organs 

Female Urinary Incontinence 

9982-4006699 * 

9982-1001564 ** 

9982-4006700 * 

9982-1001566 ** 

9982-4006701 * 

9982-1001568 ** 

9982-4006702 * 

9982-1001570 ** 

Pregnancy 

Childbirth 

The Female Breast 

Breastfeeding 

9982-4006703 * 

9982-1001572 ** 

9982-4006704 * 

9982-1001574 ** 

9982-4006705 * 

9982-1001576 ** 

9982-4006706 * 

9982-1001578 ** 

Birth Control 

The Vegetative Nervous System 

Human Brain 


9982-4006707 * 

9982-1001580 ** 

9982-4006708 * 

9982-1001582 ** 

9982-4006709 * 

9982-1001584 ** 

9982-4006710 * 

9982-1001586 ** 


Spinal Nerves 

Stroke 

Alzheimer’s Disease 

Parkinson’s Disease 

9982-4006711 * 

9982-1001588 ** 

9982-4006712 * 

9982-1001590 ** 

9982-4006713 * 

9982-1001592 ** 

9982-4006714 * 

9982-1001594 ** 




Allergies 

The Human Genotype 

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease 

Headaches 

9982-4006715 * 

9982-1001596 ** 

9982-4006717 * 

9982-1001600 ** 

9982-4006718 * 

9982-1001602 ** 

9982-4006719 * 

9982-1001604 ** 

Decubitus Ulcers 

Flu (Influenza) 

HIV and AIDS 

Cancer 

9982-4006720 * 

9982-1001606 ** 

9982-4006721 * 

9982-1001608 ** 

9982-4006722 * 

9982-1001610 ** 

9982-4006723 * 

9982-1001612 ** 

Acceleration Injury 

to the Cervical Spine 

9982-4006724 * 

9982-1001614 ** 

Basic Life Support 

9982-4006725 * 

9982-1001616 ** 


9982-4006726 * 

9982-1001618 ** 

If there is a subject 

you’re missing, 

get in touch 

with us, we might 

already be working 

on it. If not, 

we always appreciate 

good ideas. 

Alcohol Dependence 

Nicotine Dependence 

15 % 

discount on orders 

of 5 or more items 


9982-4006727 * 

9982-1001620 ** 

9982-4006728 * 

9982-1001622 ** 


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Foot Reflex Zone Massage 

Ear Acupuncture 

Body Acupuncture 

9982-4006729 * 

9982-1001624 ** 

9982-4006731 * 

9982-1001628 ** 

Size: 98x68 cm 

9982-4006730 * 

9982-1001626 ** 

For presentation and storage 

of your charts 

Chart Display Stand including including all English anatomical charts 

(L-versions) 

9982-1002381 

Practical Chart Display Stand for storage of laminated charts 

9982-1002376 

9982-1002381 

9982-1002376 

Anatomical Wall Charts 

A valuable educational supplement for schools, universities and medical facilities. 

These impressive anatomical wall charts are supplied with a detailed six language product 

manual and scientifically correct nomenclature. They are printed on waterproof, tear resistant 

paper and are available with (+) or without (–) wooden rods in two different sizes. 

Charts 50x67 cm / 98x68 cm 

Dimensions: 84x118 cm 

Dimensions: 84x200 cm 

& L/E/D/F/S (partially I/P/R/C) 

Special Mobile Stand with Brake 

We recommend this helpful stand for displaying the anatomical 

wall charts. 

9982-1000520 

Laser Pointer 

This safe Laser Pointer (laser safety class II) with its convenient 

pen shaped design assists your lessons with 3B Scientific® 

Charts. The red beam spot will stay small and sharp even in 

daylight and from large distances. A convenient aid for any 

teacher. 

9982-1013170 

160 

9982-1013170 


9982-1000520

The Human Skeleton,front 

9982-4006512 – 

9982-1001146 + 

Size: 84x200 cm Size: 84x200 cm Size: 84x200 cm 

The Human Skeleton, rear 

9982-4006513 – 

9982-1000012 + 

The Vascular System 

9982-4006515 – 

9982-1001151 + 

The Human Musculature, front 

9982-4006514 – 

9982-1001149 + 

The Human Musculature, rear 

9982-4006516 – 

9982-1001153 + 

The Nervous System, front 

9982-4006539 – 

9982-1001190 + 

The Nervous System, rear 

9982-4006540 – 

9982-1001192 + 

9982-4006512 – 

9982-1001146 + 

9982-4006513 – 

9982-1000012 + 

9982-4006515 – 

9982-1001151 + 

9982-4006514 – 

9982-1001149 + 


The Male Pelvic Organs 

9982-4006527 – 

9982-1001173 + 

9982-4006516 – 

9982-1001153 + 


The Female Pelvic Organs 

9982-4006528 – 

9982-1001175 + 

9982-4006539 – 

9982-1001190 + 


9982-4006540 – 

9982-1001192 + 

Menstrual Cycle and Ovum Implantation 

9982-4006559 – 

9982-1001220 + 

Large Charts 84x200 cm / 118x84 cm 


161

Position of the Child before Birth 

9982-4006562 – 

9982-1001226 + 

The Birth Process 

9982-4006547 – 

9982-1001204 + 

Embryology I 

9982-4006560 – 

9982-1001222 + 

Embryology II 

9982-4006561 – 

9982-1001224 + 

Human Cell Structure 

9982-4006531 – 

9982-1001179 + 

Cell Division I, Mitosis 

9982-4006548 – 

9982-1001206 + 

Large Charts 84x118 cm 

Cell Division II, Meiosis The Blood, Composition Human Blood Circulation 

9982-4006550 – 

9982-4006534 – 

9982-4006525 – 

9982-1001210 + 

9982-1001183 + 

9982-1001169 + 

162 


The Skin Muscle Tissue Bone Structure 

9982-4006530 – 

9982-4006551 – 

9982-4006549 – 

9982-1001177 + 

9982-1001212 + 

9982-1001208 + 

The Vegetative Nervous System The Human Central Nervous System The Lymphatic System 

9982-4006556 – 

9982-4006536 – 

9982-4006553 – 

9982-1001218 + 

9982-1001185 + 

9982-1001216 + 

Endocrine Glands The Digestive System Internal Organs 

9982-4006545 – 

9982-4006542 – 

9982-4006517 – 

9982-1001200 + 

9982-1001196 + 

9982-1001155 + 



163

Torso 

9982-4006519 – 

9982-1001159 + 

The Heart, Anatomy 

9982-4006552 – 

9982-1001214 + 

The Kidney 

9982-4006523 – 

9982-1001165 + 

Respiratory Organs Speech Organs Healthy Denture 

9982-4006538 – 

9982-4006518 – 

9982-4006524 – 

9982-1001188 + 

9982-1001157 + 

9982-1001167 + 


The Ear 

9982-4006520 – 

9982-1001161 + 

The Eye, Anatomy 

9982-4006521 – 

9982-1001163 + 

Bacteria 

9982-4006541 – 

9982-1001194 + 

164 


Intestinal Parasites I 

9982-4006526 – 

9982-1001171 + 

Intestinal Parasites II 

9982-4006532 – 

9982-1001181 + 

9982-1005548 

Study and Information System 

for Self Study 

Clear layout, inexpensive, effective. 

Printed on stable cardboard sized 

DIN A7. Comes in an index-card 

box. 

The Muscular System on 

Study Cards 

• Each muscle illustrated separately 

• Identification of origin, insertion, 

nerve, function, synergists and 

antagonists 

• 303 study cards with 315 illustrations 

German 

9982-1003740 

English 

9982-1003741 

9982-1003740 

9982-1003741 

“Thin Man” – Sequential Human Anatomy Programme 

Lets you explore body regions layer by layer by peeling away transparent mylar overlays. Displayed on the rear of 

the Thin Man is a full-figure view of the skeletal and nervous systems. Over 200 anatomical features are named, 

indexed, and keyed. The layers display the following systems: 

• 1st layer – Musculature of the head, neck, thorax and abdomen 

• 2nd layer – Brain, thyroid and salivary glands, eye, tongue, teeth, heart and major vessels, lungs, stomach, 

liver and intestines 

• 3rd layer – Sinuses, nasal, septum, tongue, trachea, heart, chambers, and vessels, pancreas, spleen, large 

intestine 

• 4th layer – Oesophagus, pleura, aorta, inferior vena cava, inter costal vessels and nerves, autonomic nerve trunk, 

kidneys and adrenal glands 

• 5th layer (full figure) – Brain, pharynx, vertebral column, rib cage, muscles of upper and lower extremities, pelvic 

organs and muscles 

160 cm 

& E 

9982-1005548 

9982-1003742 

9982-1003743 

The Skeletal System on Study Cards 

• Each bone illustrated separately (360° view) 

• Identification of all bone structures 

• 303 study cards with 558 illustrations 

German 

9982-1003742 

English 

9982-1003743 

Large Charts 84x118 cm / Learning Systems 


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The New LIEDER Program of Interactive CD-ROM 

We offer a new range of CD-ROMs for interactive learning and teaching in school and colleges. All pictures and 

illustrations are taken from our own stocks to provide superior quality. Newly developed programs guarantee easy 

installation and unproblematic running. Every CD comprises the following topics: 

• Comprises a great variety of beautiful diagrams, colour photos, tables, anatomical pictures, electron and X-ray photographs, 

impressive life cycles, human photographs, landscape photographs, scenes, test data and results, necessary 

for teaching the subjects. 

• Comprises all necessary photomicrographs of microscopic slides, which can be observed by five different steps of magnification by using 

a “MicroScope ”. The slides can be moved under this microscope and can be observed in all its parts. 

• Comprises all necessary drawings matching the pictures, with explanations of all the parts. 

• The same number of comprehensive explanatory texts to help understand the pictures. 

• A special test program to check the students’ knowledge in several levels of difficulty. A variable number of random selected pictures have to be 

identified. After a successful run the students receive notes about their progress in learning. By repeating the test any improvement will be revealed 

by the program. 

• A comprehensive index, a search function and a user friendly browser for all pictures and texts on every CD-ROM. 

• All pictures can be shown in full-screen size, just by pressing the ENTER button. 

• Special accompanying material, which enables evaluation of what has been seen, and creative learning is an important part of the program. 

Drawings, sketch and worksheets are supplied for many of the pictures on the CD. They are stored in full printing quality (high resolution of 

300 to 600 dpi). After printing the drawings may be supplemented or coloured. In addition, the worksheets – which maybe be copied – can 

be used as accompanying material for class tests. 

• The novel demo program features the functionality to start a self-running demo of the program in sequential or random order. A sophisticated 

presentation mode allows the user to prepare a collection of chosen pictures for an impressive full-screen presentation. 

• The complete set of images on this CD can be displayed in thumbnail view for a comprehensive overview of all available material. 

• A comprehensive index. The entire set of material, that is, pictures, supplemental texts and slides, and drawings, are accessible via the main 

program’s dropdown-menu Tools – “Search picture…” or “Select picture”. 

• When starting the CD, English or German can be selected. The program surface is adapted to the well-known “WINDOWS-LOOK”. 

• All pictures and texts can be printed by the user. 

• The CD works with all Windows versions (WINDOWS 95, 98, NT, 2000, XP and VISTA). The resolution is 960x640 or higher for superior quality. 

Full colour representation with over 1 Million colours (depending on the screen). Optionally the CD runs also on PowerMac G4 and higher with 

WINDOWS emulation. 

• The size of the desktop and the windows for texts and pictures can be scaled and adapted to the requirements of the user. 

Histology of Man and Mammals 

The body of every animal consists of an array of many organs, each of which must perform certain 

functions within the organism as a whole. The closer study of these organs calls for the preparation of 

very thin slices of tissue. These slices, when seen through the microscope, show that organs are made 

of great numbers of wildly differing cells and tissues which, thanks to special staining techniques, can 

be told apart by the different colours they adopt. Cells, epithelial tissue, support tissue, teeth, muscle 

tissue, nerve tissue, digestive organs, glands, respiratory organs, blood and blood vessels, lymphatic 

organs, urinary and excretory organs, sexual organs, spermatogenesis, oogenesis, endocrine glands, 

scalp and hair, sense organs, central nervous system. 

9982-1004273 

Software 

Division (Mitosis and Meiosis) 

A fundamental feature of all living creatures is that their organism grows. The actual growth of multicellular 

organisms results from the increase in the number of cells. Cell divisions make it possible for 

a single fertilized egg cell to give rise to millions and billions of cells. In the process, chromatin, as 

carrier of hereditary information, is duplicated, then halved in a highly accurate manner and then 

transferred to both daughter cells. The complex process of meiosis, the reduction division. Through 

meiosis not only is the number of chromosomes halved, but also the utterly important rearrangement 

of chromosome sets and the exchange of segments (”crossing over“ process) both take place. 

The process of cell division is explained through classical examples of known animals and plants. Fine 

structure of the cell and its nucleus. The sequence of a normal cell division (mitosis) in chronological 

steps. Resting nucleus, contraction, division and separation of the daughter chromosomes, recombination 

of hereditary traits and reduction in the number of chromosomes through meiosis, primordial 

sex cells, entering of a sperm in the egg cell (ovum), prophase, first and second meiosis, dismissal of 

the sperm’s flagellum (tail), mixing of male and female chromosome sets, translation of chromosomes 

to egg nucleus, mature egg cell with male and female pronuclei, fertilization, cleavage, embryo formation, 

schematic representation of all phases. The slides, coloured by means of a special staining 

technique, depict the individual cell structures in contrasting colours. 

9982-1004286 


Feeding Organs and Metabolism in the Human Body 

Proteins, carbohydrates and fats as components of our nutrition, minerals and vitamins, nutriment 

entails foodstuff intake, digestion and resorption, health through a balanced diet, mouth, gullet and 

oesophagus, tooth forms, tooth development, tooth renewal, milk teeth and permanent teeth, cavitycausing 

bacteria, salivary glands: structure, location and function, human stomach, cardia, fundus, 

pylorus, function of the gastric glands, intestine and digestion process, location and points of support of 

the digestive organs. Intestine wall layers, villi, crypts, glands, fine structure of the intestinal villus, 

human large intestine (colon), digestive enzymes as organic catalysts, constructive metabolism (anabolism) 

and destructive metabolism (catabolism, conversion to energy), function of human liver and 

pancreas, the liver’s glandular character and its function, affections of the pancreas, function of islets 

of Langerhans, insulin and diabetes. Function of human urinary organs: kidneys, ureter and urinary 

bladder, detoxification of the body by the kidneys as a fundamental, vital process, the human body 

water and salt budget. 

9982-1004275 

Sense Organs as a Window to the World 

The sense organs have the task of furnishing information to the individual about himself and his environment. 

The ability to perceive stimuli and react to them is, together with the capacity for movement, 

nourishing oneself and reproducing, one of the primordial characteristics of living protoplasm. 

Even amoebae react to touch and light, as well as to chemical and temperature stimuli. Over the 

course of evolution, first some individual cells and then complex organ systems specialized in perceiving 

and processing stimuli. The nature of light, eye and retina structure, accommodation and 

adap ta tion, image formation, movement vision, spatial vision (depth perception). Connection mechanisms 

in the retina and the brain, the physiological-psychological components of visual perception, 

ocular affections, optical illusions, colour vision and colour blindness, colours and psyche, ear and 

hearing, formation of sound waves. Development and structure of the human ear, middle ear, inner 

ear, cochlea, organ of Corti, directional hearing, hearing centres, structure of the labyrinth, perception 

of rotation and spatial orientation. The chemical senses, the sense of smell, location of the olfactory 

region, nose conchas and olfactory epithelium. The sense of taste, the tongue’s tasting areas, 

papilla foliata, vallate papilla and fungiform papilla, fine structure. The skin as organ of touch, touch 

corpuscles, warmth and cold receptors, sense of temperature and thermal receptors, pressure receptors, 

sensitivity differences caused by touch stimulation, conscious awareness of the position and 

muscle movements, muscle spindle and Golgi tendon apparatus, processing of self-awareness information. 

9982-1004276 

The Human Respiratory and Circulatory Systems, the Human Heart 

The pathways through which oxygen reaches the cells varies from organism to organism. In the case 

of unicellular beings, oxygen diffuses directly from the environment into the cell. In the case of higher 

organisms, including humans, a transportation system in the body distributes oxygen taken from 

the environment by a specialized organ (gills, lungs). Nose and nostrils, the larynx as respiratory and 

voice organ, windpipe (trachea), lung position and structure, alveoli, blood irrigation, gaseous exchange, 

volume of air respired, regulation of breathing, lung diseases, damage of the breathing 

organs caused by environmental factors. Blood as mediator between the cells in the body and the 

envi ron ment: using the circulatory pathways, blood transports different substances: nutrients, respiratory 

gases, intermediate and end products of metabolism, active substances and substances of the 

immune system. Blood components, blood groups, blood clotting, antibodies, rhesus intolerance. 

Lymphatic system, the human immune system and its functions, anatomy of the heart, cardiac valves, 

heart muscles, functions and impulses. Electrocardiogram, blood circulation, arteries, veins and capillaries. 

Regulation of blood pressure, measuring blood pressure, exchange of substances between 

capillaries and tissues. 

9982-1004278 

Hormones, Hormone System and Control 

Hormones are substances produced chiefly by the endocrine glands. They are brought by the blood 

stream to the areas of the body where they exert their effect and influence through ferments the 

most important vital processes, such as metabolism, development and growth. They adapt the body 

to different environmental conditions and safeguard the preservation of the species. Alterations of 

hormone balance can have serious physical and psychological consequences. Nature and function of 

hormones. Thyroxin, adrenaline, insulin, sexual hormones, hormones of the hypophysis, effects of 

castration, human dwarfism, gigantism, acromegaly and obesity, the thymus, development of hormone 

glands. Control of hormone release, interaction between releasing and gonadotropic hormone, 

feedback control of peripheral hormones, influence on gene activity, protein synthesis, neurosecretion, 

second messenger, cascade mechanism. Dovetailed operation of different hormones, inhibiting 

and stimulating factors, synthetic hormones, regulation of blood sugar content, stress, heart infarct, 

animal production, anabolica, pills, insect hormones, plant hormones, auxin. 

9982-1004282 

Software 


Reproduction and Sex Instruction 

Reproduction serves for the preservation of the species. The number of germ cells must balance losses 

caused by environmental factors (predators, climate, catastrophes), so that the number of reproductive 

individuals remains constant within certain parameters. The CD provides a vivid introduction 

into the biology of reproduction from unicellular organisms through to mammals, providing detailed 

representations of human reproduction and furnishing other teaching material for sexual instruction. 

Sexual and asexual reproduction. Fertilization of the ovum and fusion of both haploid nuclei. The different 

types of egg cells and the corresponding types of cleavage. Gastrulation, neurulation, formation 

of germ layers. Examples of organ development. Structure and function of male and female sexual 

organs. Testis, epididymis, spermatogenesis, spermatozoa. Structure of the uterus wall. Menstruation 

cycle and fertilization. Changes in uterine lining (endometrium). Ovulation, admission of the ovum 

into the fallopian tube, fertilization, development in the fallopian tube and embedding in the endometrium. 

Growth of the foetus in the uterus. Embryonic and maternal circulation. Foetus in the 

uterus, placenta, umbilical cord, amnion. Developed foetus in the womb. Start of the birth process, 

entrance of the amniotic sac into the birthing canal and birth are described. 

9982-1004279 

Nervous System and Transmission of Information, Part I 

Introductory CD for the nervous system. View of the entire human nervous system. Occurrence of 

the typical nerve cells in the human nervous system. Fine structure of a neuron, composition of the 

nerve, motor end plates, glial cells, nerve cells and nerve tissue. Neuron, ganglion, centres, reflex 

arcs, automatism. Embryonic development of the human nervous system. Neural plate, neural 

groove, formation and closure of the neural tube. Description of the development of different nervous 

systems of invertebrates and vertebrates facilitates understanding of the human nervous system. 

Formation of the neopallium from concentric growth rings. Phylogenetic tree of mammalian brain 

convolutions. Connection between brain sensory and motor nerves and various body areas. Development 

of the thalamus into a relay station. Progressive concentration and differentiation in the brain, 

component parts and their relation to each other. Increase in organizational complexity. 

9982-1004280 

Nervous System and Transmission of Information, Part II 

The human central, peripheral and autonomic nervous system. Spinal cord: structure and function. 

Function of grey and white matter. Diagram of reflex connections. Examination of human reflexes 

and of diseases affecting the nervous system: polio, syphilis, sclerosis, paraplegia. Embryonic development 

and hierarchical structure of the brain. Structure and function of brain stem, cerebrum and 

cerebellum. Course of typical sensory and motor tracts. Perception, conduction and transmission of 

information. Conscious and unconscious movement controls. The brain is simultaneously connecting 

and controlling organ: for that reason, information perception, conduction and transmission are 

treated in a special section: resting potential at the axon sheath and its change. Transmission of information 

over the synaptic gap. Types of synapse. Stimulus propagation along the axon. The brain’s 

blood supply: as the controlling organ of our body is the brain the biggest consumer of energy. The 

blood-brain barrier. Brain stem, hindbrain and cerebellum. Brain lesions (diving accident, stroke). The 

autonomic nervous system, antagonistic effect between the sympathetic and parasympathetic part. 

Regulation of body temperature. Control of the emptying of the urinary bladder, transmitter and inhibiting 

substances at synapses and motor end plates. 

9982-1004281 

Software 

Heredity and Genetics of Man, Part I 

The basis of both CD’s in this series is the range of newest findings in the field of human genetics. As 

an introduction, the basic knowledge on formal genetics is first imparted, illustrated and explained 

using many examples from medical genetics. Detailed description of hereditary transmission: Autosomal 

dominant inheritance, autosomal recessive mode of inheritance, X-chromosomal inheritance, 

multifactorial and mitochondrial inheritance. Part 2 shows the different types of human tissue cultures, 

sex chromatin in both normal and pathological numbers of gonosomes through the analysis of 

Barr bodies, drumsticks and F-bodies. Analysis of metaphase chromosomes by various banding techniques. 

Chromosomal aberrations and their phenotypic consequences. Secondary chromosomal aberrations 

following exposure to clastogens and repair defects. Examples from tumour cytogenetics. 

9982-1004283 


Heredity and Genetics of Man, Part II 

Introduction to the principles of molecular genetics. The focus lies on the application of new techniques 

in medical genetics and in genetic counselling. Furthermore, subject matters such as population 

genetics, mutations, imprinting, blood group systems and appearance of tumours will be discussed. 

Subject matters in the last section include principles of genetic counselling and prenatal 

diagnostics, biopsy of chorionic villi, amniocentesis (foetal blood sampling). Reasons for seeking genetic 

counselling, effects of damaging to the foetus, risk calculation, consanguinity, genetics of behaviour, 

and many examples derived from findings in research on twins and the genetic trees of trait 

bearers. New, extraordinarily high quality images facilitate visual instruction, while detailed accompanying 

texts place this series at the highest level of modern teaching standards. 

9982-1004284 

Cytology and Molecular Biology 

In cytology and molecular biology, cell nuclei and chromosomes are important structures. Their role 

in cellular activity, their function and importance in heredity and cell division, as well as aspects of 

molecular biology will all be discussed. This CD offers a wide range of images and text covering the 

multiple types of nuclei and chromosomes, including images of mitosis and polyploidy. Typical animal 

cell and typical plant cell. Living nuclei, nuclear forms and functions. Giant chromosomes. Polyploid 

nuclei. Fine structure of cell nucleus. Structure of chromosomes. Mitosis. Individuality of chromosomes. 

Chromosome structure, gene location (loci), reduction division, crossover and chiasmata, 

gene expansion and arrangement, replication. Proving the material structure of the gene. Structural 

properties of DNA. Identical replication as a cause of hereditary constancy. DNA, RNA and protein synthesis 

as causes of character formation. Genetic code and molecular mechanisms in mutations. Didactic 

guiding concepts: relations between structure and function on the molecular level. Explanation of 

genetic observations through molecular properties and reactions. The findings illustrated through the 

hypotheses, methods and experiments that led to those findings. 

9982-1004287 

Mendelian Laws, Modification and Mutation 

In order to establish the fact that heredity is governed by laws, it is necessary to mate living beings 

that exhibit certain differences from each other. The first experiments in this regard were performed 

by Augustinian priest Gregor Mendel in the 1860’s on the garden of his monastery in Brünn. He 

crossed different strains of peas and kept track of hereditary transmission of particular characteristics 

in hundreds of plants over a number of generations. He thus found significant number rules and 

could thereby gain fundamental insights into the nature of heredity. The term “variability” groups all 

those alterations in living beings that, on account of not being hereditary, fall within the category of 

“modificability”. By contrast, alterations that can be passed on through heredity all called mutations. 

There is no doubt that changes in the hereditary makeup, i.e. mutations, made evolution possible in 

the first place. 

9982-1004290 

The Wonder of the Animal Cell 

The cell is the basic element of all living organisms. In unicellular organisms, a single cell performs all 

those vital processes for which multicellular organisms have developed specialized cells: muscle cells 

can contract, glandular cells secrete substances, sensory cells perceive stimuli and transform them 

into impulses, nerve cells conduct impulses, connective tissue cells produce an intercellular substance, 

red blood cells transport oxygen, white blood cells fight pathogens, sex cells insure reproduction 

and propagation of species. The multiplication of cells results from their division. To increase 

their effectiveness, cells form tissues. Different tissues work together to perform certain tasks and 

thereby form an organ. This CD introduces in a graphically clear manner into the variety of cells and 

tissues occurring in the animal and human body. 

9982-1004289 

The World of Insects 

With over 1 million species, arthropods are by far the largest animal group on this planet. They include 

insects, spiders, millipedes and crustaceans. They share such characteristics as segmented legs 

and a hard external skeleton made of chitin, which encloses the entire body like an armour and 

serves both as protection and support. Many microscope enthusiasts started their hobby observing 

small insects and insect parts. That is easy to understand, considering that insects are ubiquitous and 

easy to catch. This CD reveals the enormous variety of insects and their fine structures using selected 

examples. 

9982-1004291 

Software 


Zoology in the Classroom 

Morphology, the study of the structure of organisms and of the relationship among their constituent 

organs, together with taxonomy, the science dealing with the relationships among organisms and 

their classification into a hierarchical system, are closely associated. Without morphology and taxonomy, 

biology could not be conducted in a meaningful way. When taught separately, both are tedious 

subjects for nearly every student. But if the teacher puts structure, function and relationship into a 

meaningful context, analyzes these factors and shows how a taxonomic unit propagates throughout 

the available habitats, i.e. when radiation takes place, and when it finally becomes evident that a certain 

“blueprint” has been “invented”, these otherwise dry subjects gain life and become interesting. 

This CD offers some interesting insights into some problems regarding structure and function within 

the context of animal taxonomy. The CD contains a wealth of colour photographs, illustrations and 

detailed diagrams of basic body structures of the animal classes, as well as micro and macrophotographs 

that may be enlarged to full-screen size or printed at the touch of a button. 

9982-1004292 

The Wonder of the Plant Cell 

Few things in living nature are so multifaceted as the forms that plant cells can adopt. Depending 

on their function, they can be symmetrical and smooth-walled filling cells, repeatedly-branched trichomes, 

star-shaped, ring-shaped, corkscrew-shaped or reticular vessel cells, shut-off cells, storage 

cells with substances including crystals, woody cells, pollen cells with superficial features characteristic 

to each plant, etc. Even the leafless plants stand out for their multiplicity of forms: unicellular and 

multicellular green algae, blue algae, golden algae, fire algae, and particularly the diatomea, with 

their wildly varying shell forms possessing a remarkable aesthetic appeal. 

9982-1004293 

Botany in the Classroom 

The purpose of this CD is the same as that of CD 9982-1004292, but focused on botany. Plant derived 

foodstuffs form the basis of human nourishment. Given that modern students enjoy ever diminishing 

opportunities to observe or take part in sowing, cultivating, harvesting and utilization of crops, this 

CD attempts to fill that void. The most important crops are listed, noting their flowering periods in 

Roman numerals. Pictures of plants and data on their provenance, history, cultivation and utilization 

provide the teacher a wealth of material for a varied and interesting botany lesson. 

9982-1004294 

Biology of Flowers and Fruits 

One of the identifying features of higher plants is the occurrence of flowers and fruits, whose complex 

structure under the microscope makes for interesting observations. Some plants, such as conifers, 

build male and female germinal elements in different flowers. The formation of seeds and fruits is 

determined by the different modes of dispersal, such as by means of edible fruit flesh or of dehydration-resistant 

grains. Flower biology or ecology examine and describe the interactions occurring in the 

pollination process between flowers and their non-living and living environment. Among the external 

forces that make pollen dispersal possible are wind, water and transportation by animals. Of these 

three, pollination through animals ranks as the uppermost method, being the most effective and 

common of all. 

9982-1004295 

Software 

Crop Pests and Controls 

Since man started to practice agriculture, he had to ”defend“ his crops against damaging organisms. 

Often, a large part, if not all, of a harvest is lost to harmful plants or pests, mostly caused by different 

types of fungi. For their multiplication and propagation, these fungi produce colossal amounts of extremely 

resistant spores. Exact knowledge of the way of life of these harmful plants is necessary to 

combat them effectively. The pictures, showing crops affected by pests, will be of interest to hobby 

gardeners and farmers alike. The CD deals also with a very promising aspect of global environmental 

protection: biologic pest control. Using well known, easy to follow examples, the subject is explained 

and its goal made more accessible. 

9982-1004296 


Our Environment, Threats and Protection 

The relentless advance of technology in nearly all areas of life, together with consequences that more 

often than not exert an influence on our natural make-up, represent a steadily increasing threat to 

the environment. Comprehensive environmental protection is therefore urgently needed. The new 

school curricula reflect this need, by including chapters on “Environment, Environmental Threats, Environmental 

Protection”. This CD attempts to provide a vivid support to such classroom work. Based 

on representative examples in the areas of Landscape, Soil, Water and Air, it shows which activities 

threaten the make-up of our natural environment and how the resulting perils can be confronted. 

9982-1004285 

Biotopes und Ecosystems 

Habitats left in their natural state are becoming increasingly rare. Using selected examples, these habitats’ 

wealth of species, the problems of preserving them and the importance for the overall ecological 

framework even of small biotopes are documented and discussed. This CD aims at presenting the 

animal and plant populations of these habitats using typical examples, dealing with their adaptations 

and their place in the ecosystem. Nearly all photographs were taken in situ, in order to preserve authenticity. 

The accompanying texts provide detailed explanations on the biology of each species and 

the emergence and ecology of each habitat. Animal and plant population of a fishpond and a puddle. 

tarn, moor, timber forest, mountain meadows, shallow coastal waters. 

9982-1004288 

Life in Water 

The fascinating underwater world first reveals its diversity when seen under the microscope. The photographs 

of this CD unveil the multitude of interesting living organisms that can be found in a single 

drop of water taken from a pond. It is like a window into a new, wonderful world: the fascinating, improbably 

rich realm of the smallest living beings. The astonishment caused by things invisible to the 

naked eye and the joy of watching these tiny creations of Nature provide the basis and stimulus for a 

lively schoolroom teaching experience. Simultaneously, these small creatures constitute the first link 

in a feeding chain which leads through small crustaceans and ever larger water animals to humans. 

The interaction between the tiniest organisms and fishes is sensitive even to small habitat alterations, 

such as changes in water temperature or in oxygen content. 

9982-1004289 

Further interactive CD-ROMs for teaching in school 

and education 

9982-1004298 

Our Waters, Pollution, Protection 

and Recycling 

9982-1004299 The Origin of Life and Evolution 

9982-1004300 Embryology and Development 

9982-1004301 Evolution in Examples 

9982-1004302 Anatomy of Phanerogams 

9982-1004303 Anatomy of Cryptogams 

9982-1004304 Human Parasites and Diseases 

9982-1004305 The Forest as a Habitat 

9982-1004306 The World of Butterflies 

9982-1004307 Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms 

9982-1004308 Healing and Poisonous Plants 

9982-1004309 

Art Forms in Nature – The Realm of 

the Infinitesimal 

9982-1004310 

The Structure of Matter, Part I: 

Fundamentals 

9982-1004311 

The Structure of Matter, Part II: 

Petrography and Mineralogy 

9985-1004881 

ISBN 978-3-8294-0001-5 

CD-ROM Histopathology, English (Macintosh/Windows) 

This presentation of a histopathology course unites the view of microscopic 

illustrations with spoken explanations in a handy manner. The program accompanies 

medical students through the entire course of histopathology 

but it also allows the experienced practitioner to revise basic knowledge. 

9982-1004881 

Software 


Carbon-Carbon Bond 

9982-1002526 

Calcium Carbonate 

9982-1002530 

Graphite 

9982-1002522 

Silicon Dioxide 

9982-1002528 



Sodium Chloride 

9982-1002521 

More Product Ranges 

Inorganic/Organic (Teacher) Set – Open Models only 

9982-1005279 

Introductory Molecular 

Construction Set 

9982-1005051 


Graphite Kit 3 Layers 

9982-1005283 

Diamond Kit 

9982-1005282 

Student-Set – Inorganic/Organic Chemistry 

9982-1005291 

Class-Set – Inorganic/Organic Chemistry 

9982-1005306 

Orbit Colour Wave – 

Carbon 60 – Fullerene 

9982-1005311 

Orbit Colour Wave – Iron 

9982-1005314 

Orbit Colour Wave – Copper 

9982-1005316 



Mechanics Kit for Whiteboard 

9982-1000735 

Free-Fall Apparatus 

9982-1000738 

Laminar Flow Apparatus 

9982-1006784 




Water Wave Channel 

9982-1000807 


Franck-Hertz Experiment 

Franck-Hertz experiment 

with mercury 

Power Supply Unit for Franck-Hertz Experiment 

(230 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1012819 

Power Supply Unit for 

Franck-Hertz Experiment 

(115 V, 50/60 Hz) 

9982-1012818 

Fine Beam Tube T 

9982-1008505 

Operating Unit for Fine Beam Tube 

9982-1008520 



Electron Deflection Tube D 

9982-1000651 

Equipment Set for Wave Optics with Laser 

9982-1003053 



Moonhopper® 

Quilibrium for children. 

9982-1003720 

Moonhopper® for adults 

With an extremely stable disc. 

9982-1003733 

Redondo® Ball 



Art. No. Colour Weight / Diameter 

9982-1003695 Blue 0.14 kg / Ø 22 cm 

9982-1003696 Red 0.16 kg / Ø 26 cm 


Powerband, 5 m 

Art. No. Colour Widths / Resistance 

9982-1003716 Green 15 cm, light 

9982-1003718 Violet 15 cm, heavy 

9982-1003719 Red 15 cm, extra heavy 

ABS® Power Gym Ball 

Art. No. Colour Diameter 

9982-1003697 Red 45 cm 

9982-1003698 Green 45 cm 

9982-1003700 Blue 45 cm 

9982-1003701 Silver 45 cm 

45 cm – 75 cm 

176 


Product Page Product Page Product Page 

A 

Additive Colour Mixture 129 

Adrenal Gland, Kidneys with 44 

Aeroplethysmograph 127 

Agar 139 

Agarose 135 

AIDS Virus (HIV) 149 

Alimentary Canal 43 

Amino Acid Set, Molecule Model 145 

Amphibian 50 

Anatomical Model, Human 10-47 

Anemometer 119 

Aneroid Barometer 119 

Animal Cell 60 

Anthropological Skull 47 

Antibiotics Test Ring 139 

Apple Blossom 59 

Arm, Muscle 26 

Arteriosclerosis Model 42 

Artery and Vein 42 

Atom Model According to Bohr 141 

Auditory Ossicles 38 

B 

Bacteriological Starter Kit 139 

Barometer 119 

Basic Billy 147 

Basic Life Support Simulator 147 

BeakerGlasses 110 

Biochemistry 144-146 

Bird 52 

Birthing Phase Model 46 

Blood Circulation – Functional Model 53 

Blood Group Diagnosis 128 

Blood Pressure Box 122 

Blood Pressure Meter 127 

Blood Test 128 

Bone Structure Model, 3B MICROanatomy 13 

BONElike 17, 21 

Botanics, Micropreparations 91-93 

Brain Model 33-34 

Bronchial Tree – Model 40 

Butterfly 48 

C 

Cameras 78-80 

Camomile 57 

Castor-Bean Tick 48 

Cat Skeleton 54 

Cat Skull 54 

CD-ROM 86, 166-171 

Cell Biology 60-62 

Cell Division 62 

Cell Structure of a Leaf, Relief Model 60 

Cellular Biology Model 60-62 

Centrifuge, Small 113 

Cervical Vertebrae, BONElike 21 

Chemical Principles 141-146 

Cherry Blossom with Fruit 59 

Chicken Skeleton 52 

Chimpanzee Skull 55 

Circulation 42 

Common Oak 59 

Companion Book to the School Series 85 

Comparison of the Spinal Cord 19 

Computer Assisted Measuring 

Apparatus 120-122 

Condom Practice Model 148 

Contraception 148-149 

Contraception Case 149 

Correct Lifting, Demonstration Figure 20 

Cover Glasses 109 

Cow Skeleton 54 

Cow Skull 54 

Cow Foot 54 

Cytology, Micropreparations 93-94 

D 

Dandylion 57 

Daylight Projector 116 

Dental Hygiene Model Large 33 

Dentures 32-33 

Dicotyledonous Plants 56-59 

Diffusion 138 

Digital Water Bath 113 

Dip Net 126 

Disc Plastinate 48 

Disc Torso 31 

Disecting Set 108 

Dissecting Instruments 111 

Dna Experiments 134-136, 138 

Dna Ladder, 100 bP 135 

Dna Models 142-143 

Dog Leg 54 

Dog Skeleton 54 

Dog Skull 54 

Double Helix 142-143 

Drigalski Spatula 139 

Drugs Education 150-151 

Duck Skeleton 52 

Duodenum, Liver with 43 

E 

Ear Model 38 

Eco Test Water Laboratory 125 

ECOLABBOX 124 

Ecology And Environmental Protection, 

Micropreparations 94-95 

Ekg/Emg Box 122 

Elbow Joint 23-24 

Electrophoresis Chamber 114 

Electrophoresis Station 114 

ELISA-HIV/-Aids-Test 128 

Embryo Model 45 

Embryology, Micropreparations 93-94 

Endocrine System 152 

Enzyme 133 

Eppendorf Tips 111 

Experiments 123-140 

Extracting DNA from an Onion 138 

Eye Model 36-37 

Eye, 3B MICROanatomy 37 

F 

Family Planning, Training Model 148 

Fat Molecule Model 145 

Foetus Model 45 

Foetus Skull 16 

Fire Salamander 51 

First Aid 147 

Fish Skeleton 49 

Flavour Enhancer, Experiment 140 

Foot Skeleton 14 

Frogs 50 

Functional Model 19, 24, 37, 38 

G 

Gall Bladder, Liver with 43 

Gastec Gas Detector 123 

Gel Electrophoresis 114 

Gel Loading Buffer 135 

Genetic Finger Print 135 

Genetics 62, 134-135, 137-138 

Glass Cell 61 

Glass Slide 109 

Gloves, Vinyl 112 

Glucose, molecule model 145 

Goose skeleton 52 

Gorilla skull 55 

H 

Hair hygrometer 119 

Hand skeleton 14 

Hand structure model 14 

Hare skeleton 53 

Hare skull 53 

Head model 32 

Heart model 41-42 

High blood pressure model 42 

Hip joint 23-24 

Histology, micropreparations 87-88 

Histopathology, CD-ROM, English 171 

Honey bee 49 

Horse foot 54 

Horse skeleton 55 

Horse skull 55 

Human cell 61 

I 

Individual micropreparations 96-97 

Inoculation loop 139 

Insects 48-49 

Instruction chart stand 160 

Instruction chart stand 160 

Instruction chart, anatomical and 

pathological 154-160 

Interactive CD-Roms 166-171 

Interface 3B NETlog 121 

Inversion goggles 131 

IUP training model 148 

J 

Joints 23-24 

K 

Kidney model 44 

Knee joint 23-24 

L 

Laboratory coat 112 

Laboratory equipment 113-116 

Laboratory material 110-112 

Laboratory scales 114 

Larynx model 40-41 

Laser array box 130 

Laser pointer 160 

Leaf structure block model 60 

Learning cards 165 

Leg, muscle 26 

Liver model 43 

Liver, 3B MICROanatomy 43 

Lizard 51 

Lumbar vertebrae model 20 

Lung model 40-41 

Luxmeter 118 

M 

Magnetic stirrer 113 

Magnifying glasses 83 

Mammal tooth forms 53 

Mammalian foot form 53 

Mammals 53-55 

Meadow sage 57 

Measuring apparatus 118-122 

Measuring cylinder 110 

Measuring pipettes 111 

Medical poster 154-165 

Medulla model 35 

Meisos model 62 

Index 


Product Page Product Page Product Page 

Index 

Menstrual Cycle 152 

Methylene Blue Colour Concentrate 135 

Micro Pipettes 111 

Microanatomy-Model 13, 26, 37, 42, 43 

Microbiology 139 

Microcentrifuge Piccola 113 

Microlitre Pipette 111 

Micropreparations 84-97 

Microscope 63-77 

Microscope Accessories 81-82 

Microscope Digital Cameras 80 

Microscopy 63-83 

Microscopy Shears 110 

Mini Joints 24 

Mini Skeletons 13 

Mini Spines 19 

Mini Torso 31 

Minidna Molecular Models 142 

Mitochondrium Dna Analysis 136 

Mitosis Model 62 

Molecule Model 142-146 

Monocot Plants 56 

Morphology 56-60 

Mortar and Pestle 111 

Motoneuron Diorama 35 

Mouse Skeleton 53 

Multi-Media Package 98-107 

Muscle Arm 26 

Muscle Fibre, 3B Microanatomy 26 

Muscle Figures 25-26 

Muscle Leg 26 

N 

Nephron 44 

Nerve Cell 35 

Nervous System 35 

Nervous System Physiology 35, 132 

Netlab 120 

Netlog 121 

Newton‘s Colour Wheel 129 

Nose Models 40 

O 

Oil Test Paper 125 

Ontogeny 46 

Orangutan Skull 55 

Organic Chemistry 144 

Osmosis 138 

Outdoor Investigations 124-126 

Overhead Projector 116 

Oxygen Test Set 125 

P 

Pancreas, Liver with 43 

Parasitology and Pathogens, 

micropreparations 90-91 

Pasteur Pipettes 109 

PCR 113, 136 

PCR Experiment 136 

Pcr Machine 113 

Pea 58 

Pelvis – Central Cross Section 22 

Pelvis Skeleton 22 

Petri Dishes 111 

Ph Indicator Diagnostic Dipstick 125 

Ph Indicator Paper 125 

Pheasant Skeleton 52 

Phosphatase 133 

Photosynthesis 133 

Photosynthesis, Equipment Set 133 

Phylogenetics 47 

Pigeon Skeleton 52 

Pig Foot 54 

Pig Skeleton 55 

Pig Skull 54 

Pilewort 58 

Pipetteman 111 

Plankton Net 126 

Plant Cell 60 

Plant Physiology 133 

Plant Stems, Cross-Section 60 

Plastinate 48 

Pointer For Instruction Chart 154 

Polymerase Chain Reaction 136 

Poster, Anatomical and Pathological 154-165 

Potato Flower 59 

Power Supply for Electrophoresis 114 

Pregnancy Pelvis 45 

Pregnancy Series 45 

Preparations Portfolio 109 

Pressure Adjustment in the Middle Ear 38 

Primrose 58 

Probe 110 

Protective Gloves 112 

Protective Goggles 112 

Pulse Meter 127 

R 

Rain Gauge 119 

Rape 58 

Rat Brain 34 

Rat Skeleton 53 

Rat Skull 53 

Relief Model 152-153 

Replication Stamp 139 

Reproduction and Development 45-46 

Reptiles 51 

Resuscitation Simulator 147 

Rhesus Factor 128 

Rna Model 143 

Rock Micro-Sections 95 

Rodents 53 

Root Absorption Zone, Relief Model 60 

S 

Sacrum With Coccyx 20 

Sampler 126 

Scales 115-116 

Scalpel Blade 110 

Scalpel Handle 110 

Schiefferdecker Staining Box 109 

School Series, Micropreparations 84-85 

Sense Organs 35-39 

Sensors Netlab 122 

Sensory Physiology 129-131 

Sensory Physiology Equipment Set 131 

Sex Education 148-149 

Shears 110 

Sheep’s Skeleton 55 

Sheep’s Skull 55 

Shoulder Model 23-24 

Sickle Cell Anaemia 134 

Skeleton Dust Cover 11 

Skeleton, Animal 49, 52-55 

Skeleton, Human 10-13 

Skin Cancer Model 39 

Skin Model 39 

Skull, Human 15-17, 47 

Skull, Mammal 53-55 

Slipped Disc 20 

Snakes 51 

Software 166-171 

Sound-Level Meter 118 

Spinal Cord, Human 18-21 

Spinal Model, Human 20-21 

Spinal Stand 18 

Staining Box, Schiefferdecker Type 109 

Stan, Classic Skeleton 10 

Stereo Microscope 74-77 

Stethoscope 127 

Stimulus Conduction in Nerve Fibres 132 

Stomach Model 43 

Stop Watch 118 

Storage Box for Object Slide 109 

Structure and Function of DNA 142-143 

Sunflower 56 

T 

Tae Puffer 135 

Teeth, Human 32-33 

Telescope Bars 126 

Test Sets 125 

Test Tubes 111 

The Organ of Corti 38 

Thermocycler 113 

Thermometer 117 

Thin-Layer Chromogratography 140 

Tick 48 

Timer 118 

Tissue Structure of the Crowfoot Root 60 

Tissue Structure of the sunflower Stem 60 

Toad Rush 50 

Tooth Disease 33 

Torso Film Set 27 

Torso Guide 27 

Torso Model 27-31 

Tulip 56 

Tweezers 110 

U 

Urinary Tract Model 44 

V 

Vaginal Condom Practice Model 148 

Venous Valves in Function 42 

Vertebrate 50-55 

W 

Wall Charts 160-165 

Wash Bottle 111 

Water Anomaly 124 

Water Dip Net 126 

Water Investigation 124 

Water Sampling Beaker 126 

Water, Experiments 124-125 

Weather 119 

Weather Station, Cordless 119 

Wheat Blossom 56 

Wild Rape 58 

Wings And Feathers of a Pigeon 52 

Wire Screen Dip Net 126 

Z 

Zoology, Micropreparations 89-90 


3B Scientific History 

1819 Calderoni founded in Budapest, Hungary 

1912 Training Workshops of the German Hygiene 

Museum founded in Dresden 

1948 Paul Binhold Lehrmittelfabrik founded 

in Hamburg 

1950 Production of the first plastic skeleton 

1952 First skeleton manufacturing plant opened 

1963 New headquarters at Rudorffweg, Hamburg 

1965 Introduction of the Torso product line 

1970 Introduction of the Binhold company logo 

1979 Anatomical models first exported to the USA 

1983 First manufacturing of injection moulded 

skeleton parts 

1986 Care simulators added to the product range 

1988 Anatomical models first exported to Japan 

The international 3B Scientific group of companies is the world’s largest and most 

experienced manufacturer of anatomical teaching aids. The oldest production 

site was set up as early as 1819 in Budapest, Hungary. The continuously growing 

success of 3B Scientific is the result of global expansion, based on the production 

and sales of high-quality medical and scientific teaching aids available at fair prices. 

The internationally registered brand name 3B Scientific® can be found around the 

world in the fields of natural sciences, medical training and patient education. The 

product range includes products for lectures in physics and biology as well as anatomical 

models, software and charts, medical simulators, acupuncture and other 

therapy products. The company has been awarded the DIN EN ISO 9001:2008 certification 

for the excellent quality of its services, products and organizational structures. 

This official step towards quality management emphasizes the continuing process of 

innovation, product improvement and customer orientation that is associated with 

the brand name 3B Scientific®. 

3B stands for: Best Quality Best Value Best Service 

1991 DHM Lehrmittelfabrik GmbH founded 

in Dresden 

1993 Acquisition of Calderoni and foundation of 

Biocalderoni in Hungary 

1995 American 3B Scientific founded in 

Atlanta, USA 

1996 New logo for the 3B Scientific Group 

1997 Nihon 3B Scientific founded in Niigata, Japan 

1998 France 3B Scientific founded in Bartenheim, 

France 

1998 Merger of Paul Binhold Lehrmittelfabrik 

GmbH and DHM Lehrmittelfabrik to form 

3B Scientific GmbH 

1999 China 3B Scientific founded in Suzhou, China 

2000 DIN EN ISO 9001 certification 

2001 Introduction of the full 3B Scientific® product 

range for physics 

2002 Italy 3B Scientific founded in Bologna, Italy 

2003 España 3B Scientific founded in Valencia, 

Spain 

2003 UK 3B Scientific founded in Weston-super- 

Mare, United Kingdom 

2004 All-European distributor of SEIRIN® 

acupuncture needles 

2004 Acquisition of ELWE Didactic GmbH in 

Klingenthal 

2005 Acquisition of TELTRON® brand name 

and production 

2005 Russia 3B Scientific founded in St. Petersburg. 

2006 Brasil 3B Scientific founded in Joinville, 

Brasil. 

2007 Thai 3B Scientific Co Ltd., founded in 

Bangkok, Thailand 

2009 DIN EN ISO 9001:2008 certification 

• = 3B Affiliates 

2011 Implementation of SAP as business 

controlling software 

...going one step further

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