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3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint
3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint (Product Code: SLE/A/130) is a 3-D printed anatomical model of a deep dissection of a flexed left knee, used to study detailed knee anatomy in medical and allied-health teaching without human cadavers. It measures 11-4/5" L x 9-4/5" W x 9-4/5" H and is designed to be as realistic as possible, giving departments without a dissection hall a lasting specimen for small-group work. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.
Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | 3-D printed dissection model of the knee joint |
| Side | Left knee |
| Position | Flexed |
| Dissection shown | Deep dissection |
| Size | 11-4/5" L x 9-4/5" W x 9-4/5" H |
| Purpose | Realistic specimen study without human cadavers |
| Product code | SLE/A/130 |
| Supplied by | Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India |
What Is the 3D Printed Flexed Knee Joint Used For?
A flexed knee opens the front of the joint in a way that an extended model cannot, which is why dissection guides often study the knee in this position. With a deep dissection of the left knee in front of them, students can work through their dissection manual, locate the deeper joint structures it describes and relate them to landmarks they feel on their own legs. Instructors in medical, physiotherapy, sports medicine and orthopaedic courses use it for small-group demonstrations and for spotting tests where each station asks students to name a structure.
Because it is printed rather than preserved, the model needs no fixative chemicals or special disposal arrangements, which makes it a practical alternative to biological specimens alongside other human anatomical models. Handle it with both hands, avoid pressing on fine dissected details, dust it with a soft brush and keep it in a closed cabinet away from direct sunlight between classes.
Supplier
Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, trading as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana, supplies this 3-D printed knee dissection as part of the anatomy range it offers to medical, physiotherapy and sports science colleges. Buyers can combine it with the company's bone and joint models in a single quotation, and ScienceLab handles dispatch to institutions in India and international markets.
Read more about the company on the ScienceLab profile.
Related Bone Models
These models help build a complete lower-limb and joint teaching set around the dissected knee:
- Human Knee Joint Model, Life Size — a whole-joint model with flexible ligaments to compare with the dissected view.
- Miniature Functional Knee Joint — a half-size functional knee for demonstrating how the joint bends and straightens.
- Human Femur Bone Model — the thigh bone that forms the upper half of the knee.
- Hip Joint Model Human — the joint at the other end of the femur.
- 3-D Printed Human Superficial Hand Dissection Model — another printed dissection model for upper-limb lessons.
For more joints and skeletons, visit the Bone Model category.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which knee does the 3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint show, and in what position?
The 3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint shows a left knee held in flexion and prepared as a deep dissection, so the deeper structures of the joint are exposed for study rather than hidden beneath the surface layers.
Is the 3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint a real specimen?
No. The 3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint is a 3-D printed model designed to be as realistic as possible, which lets students study knee anatomy in detail without the need for human cadavers or preserved tissue.
What size is the 3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint?
The 3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint measures 11-4/5" L x 9-4/5" W x 9-4/5" H, a size that sits comfortably on a bench for a small group to gather round during a demonstration or spotting test.
Can the joint be moved?
No movement is described for the 3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint; it presents the knee fixed in flexion. For bending and straightening demonstrations, pair it with a functional knee model such as the Miniature Functional Knee Joint.
Is an identification key supplied with the model?
A key or numbered legend is not listed for the 3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint. Please contact us before ordering and we will confirm what documentation accompanies the model with your quotation.
Who supplies the 3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint?
The 3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, which offers it alongside its bone and joint models so that anatomy departments can source a complete teaching set in one order.
What should an institutional enquiry include?
For the 3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint, give the code SLE/A/130, the quantity and the delivery location. ScienceLab supplies institutions in India and international markets and will reply with a written quotation.
Request a Quote
To ask about the 3D Printed Human Flexed Knee Joint, contact ScienceLab, or save it in your enquiry cart and send it with the rest of your anatomy order.
Last updated: 24 September 2026
