Eye In Bony Orbit Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-EM-11639
Quick Answer: The Eye In Bony Orbit is a human eye model set in a bony orbit. The upper half of the eyeball is removable and dissects into 6 parts, and two of the six muscles that control the eyeball are removable. It is mounted on a base with a numbered English key card.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Upper half of the eyeball is removable
- Dissects into 6 parts showing the anatomical details
- Six muscles control the eyeball, and two are removable
- Mounted on a base
- Numbered, with an English key card
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Eyeball | Upper half removable, dissects into 6 parts |
| Eye muscles | Six control the eyeball, two removable |
| Mounting | On base |
| Identification | Numbered, with English key card |
About This Product
Models of the eye in its bony orbit are used in biology and human physiology lessons to show how the eyeball sits in the skull and how the muscles around it move it. Removing the upper half of the eyeball lets students study the internal structures of the eye part by part. The numbered key card helps them name each part during practical sessions and revision. The Eye In Bony Orbit can be supplied for export orders from Moldova, Benin, Georgia, Iran, Croatia and Gambia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How many parts does the eyeball of this model dissect into?
The upper half of the eyeball is removable and dissects into 6 parts.
Q2. Which eye muscles are removable?
Two of the six muscles that control the eyeball are removable.
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For a quotation on the Eye In Bony Orbit, contact School Lab Equipment India.