Earth Science

The Miniature Landform Models Set (Product Code: SLE/ES/01) is a classroom pack of small, unpainted 3-D landform models, each 4 3/4 x 4 3/4 in, supplied as 10 sets of 4 models together with a lesson plan. Every set of four shows a volcano, a glacier, faulting and folding, so groups of students can compare how different processes shape the Earth’s surface and then paint and label their own models. It works as a hands-on earth science kit for India’s schools and for geography departments abroad, and it is manufactured by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Typical Use

With ten identical sets, a teacher can divide the class into ten groups and give each one a complete volcano-glacier-fault-fold series. Because the models arrive unpainted, the colouring becomes part of the lesson: students decide how to show rock layers, ice, lava and displaced strata, which makes them think about what each landform is actually made of. The finished models can then be labelled with key terms and displayed side by side for comparison.

The set suits geography and earth science units on internal and external forces, and it makes a ready-made science model kit for a school project or exhibition. The included lesson plan gives a structure for the activity. Water-based poster or acrylic paints are a common choice for classroom finishing; test a small area first, and let models dry fully before handling or displaying them.

Manufacturer

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited produces geography and earth science teaching aids under the ScienceLab name from its base in Ambala, Haryana, alongside laboratory equipment for biology, chemistry and physics. Read about the company on our company profile.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Resources that extend a landform lesson:

• Landform Relief Maps — seven raised relief maps with a study guide linking topography to geology
• Volcano Model — a painted sectional model showing the path magma takes through a volcano
• Physiographic Relief Globe — major landforms in raised relief on a two-piece globe
• Economy Stream Table Kit — for investigating erosion by running water
• Seismograph Model For Science Lab — to connect faulting with how earthquakes are recorded

Browse the whole Earth Science category for globes, fossils, minerals and models.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many models are in the set?
The set contains 10 sets of 4 models, plus a lesson plan.

Which landforms are modelled?
Each set of four covers volcanoes, glaciers, faulting and folding.

Are the models painted?
No. They are supplied unpainted so that students can colour and label them as a classroom project.

Are paints or brushes included?
Paints and brushes are not listed in the set contents. Contact us if you would like advice on suitable finishing materials.

What size is each model?
Each model measures 4 3/4 x 4 3/4 in.

Which age group is it suitable for?
It is aimed at school geography and earth science lessons. For a specific curriculum or grade, send us the syllabus details and we will advise.

Can several sets be ordered for different schools?
Yes. We handle multi-school and export orders for India and international markets; quote code SLE/ES/01 and the number of sets required.

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For pricing on the Miniature Landform Models Set, send your enquiry through the contact page or add it to the enquiry cart together with other earth science resources.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The Physiographic Relief Globe (Product Code: SLE/ES/02) lets students study the Earth inside and out on one model. Its two-piece construction opens to a cross-sectional view of the interior — crust, mantle, outer core and inner core — while the outer surface shows all major landforms in raised relief. Printed notations give temperatures, air densities, distances and atmospheric layers, the surface is markable, and a comprehensive Teacher’s Guide is included. It is one of the geography models manufactured in India by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, for schools at home and abroad.

Specifications

Typical Use

A lesson can begin with the closed globe, running fingers over mountain ranges, plateaus and basins in raised relief so students feel how uneven the surface really is. Opening the two halves then moves the discussion underground: the cross-section shows how thin the crust is compared with the mantle, and where the outer and inner cores sit. The notations on temperatures, air densities, distances and atmospheric layers connect the solid Earth to the atmosphere above it, which helps tie together topics that textbooks often teach separately.

Because the globe is markable, teachers can sketch plate boundaries, trace a route across a mountain belt, or have students mark volcanic regions during revision. It is a versatile addition to geography lab equipment in secondary schools and teacher-training colleges, and the Teacher’s Guide supports planning. Keep the two halves stored together, clean off markings using the method we recommend, and avoid placing the globe in direct sunlight for long periods.

Manufacturer

This globe is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, an Ambala, Haryana company trading as ScienceLab that makes earth science, geography and laboratory teaching equipment for customers in India and international markets. More information is on the company profile.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Models and maps that complement the relief globe:

• Earth Globe Model — shows the Earth’s interior layers with detachable parts
• 24” Inflatable Globe — an inexpensive world globe for individual students
• Ocean Floor Raised Relief Map — ridges, trenches and continental shelves of the ocean floor
• Landform Relief Maps — raised relief maps with a study guide
• Miniature Landform Models Set — unpainted volcano, glacier, fault and fold models for group projects

See more globes, maps and models in the Earth Science category.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which layers of the Earth does the cross-section show?
The crust, the mantle, and the outer and inner cores.

What information is printed on the globe?
Notations specify temperatures, air densities, distances and atmospheric layers, and the surface shows all major landforms in raised relief.

What does “markable” mean for this globe?
The surface can be written on during lessons. Ask us which markers are recommended so that markings can be removed cleanly.

What is the diameter of the globe, and does it come with a stand?
Diameter and stand details are not stated in the product listing. Please contact us for the current dimensions before ordering.

Is teaching material included?
Yes, a comprehensive Teacher’s Guide is supplied with the globe.

What warranty applies?
Warranty terms are included in each quotation; please ask if you need them in advance.

Can you quote for several schools or an export order?
Yes. Share code SLE/ES/02, the quantity and the delivery country, and we will prepare a quotation for India or international markets.

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To request pricing on the Physiographic Relief Globe, contact us through the contact page or add it to the enquiry cart with any other earth science items you need.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Landform Relief Maps (Product Code: SLE/ES/03) is a set of seven raised relief maps accompanied by a detailed study guide, designed to take students on a geological tour without leaving the classroom. Each map shows a distinct geographic formation in three dimensions, so learners can feel and see how the shape of the land surface relates to the geology beneath it. The set is used by geography and earth science teachers in middle and secondary schools and in teacher-training colleges, and is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), a geography models manufacturer in India based in Ambala.

Specifications

Typical Use

Flat contour maps ask students to imagine height from lines on paper; a raised relief map removes that step. Laid out on benches around the room, the seven maps can be used as a rotation: small groups spend a set time at each formation, trace ridges and valleys with a finger, sketch a cross-section, and then use the study guide to explain which rock structures produced the surface they have just examined. Teachers often finish by asking groups to compare two formations and describe how differences in geology led to different landscapes.

The maps also work well alongside a topographic sheet of the same area type, helping students translate between contour spacing and real slope. Because the set combines a durable visual resource with a written guide, many schools add it to the lab equipment list for a new geography room. Handle the raised surfaces gently, avoid pressing sharp pencils onto the relief, and store the maps flat or upright in a dry place between lessons.

Manufacturer

These maps come from Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, the Ambala, Haryana company whose teaching aids are sold under the ScienceLab name to schools, colleges and distributors. For institutional buyers who need vendor registration details, the company's GSTIN is 06AAECJ8618A1ZT and its LEI is 3358004HRD1JIVXKYX49. More about the business is available on our company profile.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Items that pair naturally with a landform and topography unit:

• Miniature Landform Models Set — small 3-D models of volcanoes, glaciers, faulting and folding that students paint and label themselves
• Physiographic Relief Globe — places individual landforms in their global setting
• Ocean Floor Raised Relief Map — carries relief study below sea level to ridges, trenches and continental shelves
• Fractures, Faults and Dislocations Model — cross-sections of the structures that shape many mapped landforms
• Economy Stream Table Kit — lets students watch running water erode and build landforms

See the complete Earth Science range for globes, fossils, rock and mineral collections and models.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many maps are in the set?
Seven raised relief maps, supplied with a detailed study guide.

What size are the maps?
The listed size is 21 in x 32 in. If you need to confirm whether every map shares this size before planning display space, please contact us.

Which geographic formations are shown?
Each map shows a different formation chosen to connect topography with geology. The formation-by-formation list is not in our current product notes; ask us and we will share it with your quotation.

Is a teacher resource included?
Yes. The detailed study guide supports the maps and gives structure to the classroom activity.

How should the maps be cleaned?
Dust them with a soft, dry cloth and keep them away from direct heat. Avoid solvents and heavy pressure on the raised areas.

What should an institutional quotation request include?
Quote product code SLE/ES/03, the number of sets, the delivery address and any tender or purchase-order format your institution uses.

Can you supply several schools or export orders?
Yes. We supply schools, distributors and education departments across India and international markets. Warranty terms and delivery schedules are confirmed with each quotation.

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To order Landform Relief Maps, contact our team with your quantity and delivery details, or add this item to the enquiry cart together with other earth science equipment you need.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

24" Inflatable Globe (Product Code: SLE/ES/04) is an easy-to-inflate world globe used to teach map reading, time zones and world geography in classrooms and at home. Designed to put a globe into the hands of each student, its printed surface marks time zones, geographic features, country capitals and important cities, which makes it a handy earth science teaching aid for schools. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Key Details

What Is the Inflatable Globe Used For?

Because each learner or pair can hold a globe, teachers can run quick, active exercises: find a capital and name its neighbours, trace a line of longitude and read off the time zone, or plan a route between two important cities. Time-zone work is especially effective when one student holds the globe near a lamp while the class counts the hours separating two cities. In younger classes, gentle question-and-answer catch games keep revision lively.

For schools planning educational lab equipment in India for a geography or social studies room, an inflatable globe complements a rigid desk globe because a class set deflates and packs into a small cupboard. Inflate gradually until the surface is firm but not over-stretched, keep it away from sharp edges and direct heat, and wipe it with a slightly damp cloth before deflating it for storage.

Supplier

The 24" Inflatable Globe is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana, and sources classroom teaching aids for schools, dealers and education programmes in India and international markets. Ask us to confirm the material and packing details when you request a quotation. Learn more about the company on the company profile page.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Other globes and teaching aids that extend a world-geography lesson:

• Globe, Inflatable, diam.42cm, w/o Stand — a smaller topographical globe showing continents, oceans, rivers and mountains.
• Physiographic Relief Globe — a two-piece globe with raised-relief landforms and a view of the Earth's interior.
• Earth Globe Model — 7 detachable parts that reveal the layers inside the Earth.
• Celestial Star Globe — moves the lesson from the Earth's surface to the stars and constellations.

Browse the whole Earth Science category for more globes, maps and models.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the 24" Inflatable Globe?
The 24" Inflatable Globe is listed as a 24-inch world globe. If you need its exact inflated diameter or its deflated packing size for storage planning, ask us through the contact page before ordering.

What is printed on the 24" Inflatable Globe?
The 24" Inflatable Globe shows time zones and geographic features together with country capitals and important cities, so one globe supports map-reading, time-zone and world-geography lessons in the same class.

Does the 24" Inflatable Globe come with a stand?
A stand is not listed with the 24" Inflatable Globe. It is designed to be held and passed around by students; if you need a stand for display, contact us and we will advise on what can be quoted.

How is the 24" Inflatable Globe inflated?
The 24" Inflatable Globe is designed to be easy to inflate. Fill it gradually and stop once the surface is firm, because over-inflating can stretch the printed map and shorten the globe's useful life.

Who supplies the 24" Inflatable Globe?
Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, supplies the 24" Inflatable Globe to schools, dealers and education programmes. Quotations list the product code SLE/ES/04 and can cover single units or full class sets.

Can a whole class be supplied with one globe each?
Yes. The 24" Inflatable Globe is intended to put a globe into every student's hands, so tell us your class size, the number of sections and whether delivery is within India or to international markets when requesting a quotation.

Is the 24" Inflatable Globe suitable for home learning?
Yes. The 24" Inflatable Globe is intended for both school and home use, so parents and tutors can run the same capital-finding and time-zone activities that teachers use in class.

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For a class set or single units of the 24" Inflatable Globe, send us your requirement with product code SLE/ES/04, or add it to the enquiry cart with other geography items.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The Fossil Hunt Kit (Product Code: SLE/ES/05) turns fossil identification into a small excavation: students dig 12 real fossils out of a gravel mixture, then work out what they have found by comparing each piece with larger, already-identified specimens. With a magnifier, forceps and a Teachers Guide packed in a storage box, it is a compact, hands-on earth science kit for India's schools, science clubs and outreach programmes. The kit is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Typical Use

Spread the gravel thinly on a tray or sheet of paper and let a group search it methodically, lifting each candidate piece with the forceps rather than fingers. Every fossil is then examined under the magnifier and matched to one of the large identified specimens; because the 12 finds are made up of pairs, students quickly learn to look for repeated features such as ribs, coiling or segment patterns. A useful extension is to ask each group to record where in the gravel each fossil turned up and to sketch it before identification, mirroring how field palaeontologists log their finds.

The activity fits units on fossils, sedimentary rocks and the history of life, and it is equally suited to an open day or science club session. At the end of the lesson, count the fossils back to 12 before mixing them into the gravel again, so the kit is ready for the next class; the storage box keeps the gravel, specimens and tools together.

Supplier

ScienceLab is the trading name of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited in Ambala, Haryana, which supplies natural specimen sets such as this kit alongside the laboratory equipment it manufactures. Details of the company and its range are on our company profile.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Useful additions for a fossil identification lesson:

• Fossil Collection — a wider set of fossils with a geologic time chart for placing finds in time
• Vertebrate Fossil Dig — a follow-on excavation with vertebrate fossils encased in sediment
• Hand Lens — extra magnifiers so every member of a group can inspect the finds
• Sieves — for separating gravel by size when searching for the smallest fossils
• Storage Boxes – Rock – Mineral Specimens — cell boxes for keeping identified fossils sorted

More fossil and rock resources are listed in our Earth Science category.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is in the kit?
A 1 lb. bag of gravel mixture containing 12 real fossils, corresponding large identified specimens, a magnifier, forceps and a Teachers Guide, all in a storage box.

Are the fossils genuine?
Yes. The gravel contains 12 real fossils: two each of six different kinds.

Which fossil types are included?
The six kinds are matched by the identified reference specimens in the kit. A named list is not in our current product notes; contact us if you need it for lesson planning.

How many students can work with one kit?
One kit holds a single bag of gravel and one set of tools, so it is best shared by a small group. For whole classes, order one kit per group.

Can the kit be reused?
Yes, provided all 12 fossils are recovered and returned to the gravel after each session.

What details should an institutional enquiry include?
Product code SLE/ES/05, the number of kits, your delivery location and any purchase-order or tender format required.

Is bulk or export supply possible?
Yes. We supply schools and distributors in India and international markets; availability and delivery time are confirmed on quotation.

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To request pricing for the Fossil Hunt Kit, get in touch with the number of kits you need, or place it in the enquiry cart with other earth science items.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The Fossil Collection (Product Code: SLE/ES/06) is a selection of 15 fossils chosen to illustrate the major life forms that have existed throughout geologic history. A descriptive key sheet and a geologic time chart come with the specimens, so students can first learn what each fossil is and then place it in the correct era. It suits introductory geology, geography and biology classes where learners meet fossils for the first time, and it is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, a school laboratory equipment supplier in India.

Specifications

Typical Use

A common approach is a two-stage practical. In the first stage, students observe each fossil closely, note its shape, symmetry and texture, and use the descriptive key sheet to name it. In the second, they move to the geologic time chart and decide in which era that organism lived, building a simple timeline across the bench. Asking students to explain why some groups appear only in older rocks while others continue to the present opens a discussion of extinction and change over time.

The collection is a natural fit among biology teaching aids in India for evolution and classification lessons, as well as in geography units on sedimentary rocks. Handle specimens over a tray or soft mat, keep them dry, and clean them only with a soft brush; avoid water on fragile pieces and never use acids or detergents.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, known to customers as ScienceLab, sources and supplies specimen collections like this one from its base in Ambala, Haryana, as part of a wider catalogue of educational laboratory equipment. Read more on the company profile.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Items that support fossil and geologic time lessons:

• Advanced Fossil Collection — a larger set of animal and plant fossils for senior classes
• Investigating Geological Time And Fossils Chart — a framed wall chart of the time scale with fossils mounted, for class display
• Fossil Hunt Kit — a dig activity that lets students find fossils before identifying them
• Hand Lens — brings out fine surface detail on each specimen
• Storage Boxes – Rock – Mineral Specimens — keeps specimens separated between lessons

For more fossils, rocks and minerals, visit the Earth Science category.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many fossils are in the collection?
Fifteen, selected to represent major life forms across geologic history.

What printed material comes with it?
A descriptive key sheet for identification and a geologic time chart for matching each fossil to its era.

Can I see the list of specimens before ordering?
The individual species list is not in our current product notes. Contact us and we will confirm the contents with your quotation.

Is this collection suitable for beginners?
Yes. It is designed to introduce students to basic fossils. Senior classes that need broader coverage may prefer the Advanced Fossil Collection.

How should the fossils be stored?
Keep them dry and separated so they do not rub against each other; a compartment box works well.

What warranty applies?
These are natural specimens rather than instruments. Any replacement terms for damage in transit are confirmed with your quotation.

Can you supply several collections or ship overseas?
Yes. We handle multi-set orders for schools and distributors in India and international markets.

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For pricing on the Fossil Collection (SLE/ES/06), contact us with the quantity required, or add it to the enquiry cart.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The Vertebrate Fossil Dig (Product Code: SLE/ES/07) gives students in grades 6-12 the experience of a realistic excavation. Genuine vertebrate fossils are encased in a sediment similar to that of their natural location, and learners uncover them with a digging tool and brush, just as a field team would, before examining the results under a magnifying glass. A guide accompanies the kit to structure the activity. It is one of the high school science kits supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, to schools and colleges.

Specifications

Typical Use

Unlike picking fossils out of loose gravel, this dig asks for patience: students remove the sediment a little at a time with the digging tool, sweep the loosened grains away with the brush, and stop to examine what is emerging under the magnifying glass before going deeper. Encourage them to photograph or sketch the fossil at each stage and to note its orientation in the block, which introduces the idea that position in the rock is itself evidence. Senior students can go further and discuss what kind of animal the bone or tooth came from and how it became buried.

Because the work is slow and careful, the kit suits a series of short sessions or a club project, and it can form the basis of a science fair project kit display showing each stage of the excavation. Work over a tray to collect debris, keep the brush strokes light near exposed fossil surfaces, and consider safety glasses while chipping at the sediment.

Supplier

ScienceLab is the trading name of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, headquartered in Ambala, Haryana, which supplies specimen kits such as this dig alongside its laboratory equipment range. Buyers completing vendor registration can quote the company's CIN U29309HR2020PTC087597 and GSTIN 06AAECJ8618A1ZT. See the company profile for more.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Resources that build on a vertebrate excavation:

• Fossil Hunt Kit — a quicker gravel-based dig that works as a warm-up activity
• Geology History Kit — students build stratified layers to see how sediments bury remains
• Fossil Collection — identified fossils and a time chart for comparing and dating finds
• Hand Lens — additional magnifiers for group work
• Forceps — for lifting small loose fragments away from the fossil

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which age group is this kit for?
It is intended for students in grades 6-12.

Are the fossils real?
Yes. The kit contains genuine vertebrate fossils.

What tools come with it?
A brush, a magnifying glass and a digging tool, together with a guide.

What is the fossil encased in?
A sediment similar to that found in the fossils' natural location. For details of the sediment's composition, please contact us.

Which animals do the fossils come from?
Species details are not in our current product notes; ask us and we will confirm them before you order.

How many students can share one kit?
The kit includes one set of tools, so it works best with an individual or a small team. Order additional kits for larger classes.

Do you supply schools outside India?
Yes. We serve institutions and distributors in India and international markets; lead times and warranty terms are stated on each quotation.

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To order the Vertebrate Fossil Dig, send an enquiry quoting SLE/ES/07 and the number of kits, or use the enquiry cart to combine it with other items.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The Variation And Evolution Fossil Kit (Product Code: SLE/ES/08) introduces students to intraspecific and interspecific variation using real measurement data. Fifty fossil brachiopods are imbedded in reproduction plastic rocks, and learners use calipers and rulers to record their internal and external dimensions, then compare the numbers within and between species. With reproduction rock formations and a Teacher's Guide included, it works as a biology experiment kit for students studying evolution, and is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Typical Use

Students divide the brachiopods between groups, measure agreed dimensions such as shell length and width with the calipers, and enter the results in a shared class table. Plotting the values as a histogram shows that even individuals of one species are not identical (intraspecific variation), while comparing the spread of two species shows how distinct forms differ (interspecific variation). The discussion then turns naturally to natural selection: which variations might have mattered to a brachiopod living on the sea floor, and how would they be preserved in the fossil record?

The kit sits comfortably among school biology lab equipment in India for evolution and statistics-in-science units, and it also reinforces good measuring technique. Remind students to zero the calipers before each reading, measure every specimen twice, and handle the plastic rocks without twisting so the fossils stay firmly seated.

Supplier

This kit is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, the Ambala, Haryana company that trades as ScienceLab and serves biology, geography and earth science departments with teaching resources. The company profile gives an overview of the business.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Useful for expanding or extending the measurement activity:

• Caliper Vernier (Metal) — extra calipers so more groups can measure at once
• Ruler, White Vinyl — additional rulers for quick length checks
• Hand Lens — for comparing growth lines and shell ornament
• Fossil Collection — places brachiopods among other major life forms
• Investigating Geological Time And Fossils Chart — shows where these organisms fit on the time scale

More fossil kits and collections are in the Earth Science category.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many specimens does the kit contain?
Fifty fossil brachiopods, imbedded in reproduction plastic rocks.

Are the rocks real?
No. The rocks and rock formations are reproductions; the brachiopods set into them are fossils.

What is the difference between intraspecific and interspecific variation?
Intraspecific variation is the difference between individuals of the same species; interspecific variation is the difference between separate species. The kit lets students measure both.

How many calipers and rulers are included?
Calipers and rulers are included, but quantities are not in our current product notes. Contact us to confirm before planning group sizes.

Is there a teacher resource?
Yes, a Teacher's Guide is supplied with the kit.

What does a school need to send for a quotation?
The product code SLE/ES/08, number of kits, delivery address and any tender reference.

Is export supply available?
Yes. We supply schools, colleges and distributors in India and international markets.

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For the Variation And Evolution Fossil Kit, contact our sales team or add the kit to your enquiry cart and submit your full list in one go.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The Investigating Geological Time And Fossils Chart (Product Code: SLE/ES/09) is a revised, multi-colour wall chart that sets out the entire geologic time scale using current geologic dating information. Representative fossils from the corresponding geologic periods are mounted directly on the chart, so students see real specimens beside the period in which those organisms lived. Measuring 18 in x 24 in and supplied with a wood frame, it gives a geography, geology or biology room a permanent reference display. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, one of the school science lab equipment suppliers in India.

Specifications

Typical Use

Deep time is hard to picture, and a chart that pairs each period with an actual fossil makes the sequence concrete. Teachers use it as the anchor for a lesson on the eras and periods, pointing out how the mounted specimens change from simple marine forms to more complex life as the scale moves forward. Students can then be given unlabelled fossils or pictures and asked to place them on the chart, justifying each choice from the features they see.

Hung at eye level, the chart becomes a reference that students return to throughout a unit on rocks, fossils and evolution, and it works alongside a biology chart set in school labs across India. Keep it out of direct sunlight to protect the colours, dust the frame with a dry cloth, and avoid touching the mounted fossils.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which operates under the ScienceLab name in Ambala, Haryana, supplies mounted specimen charts such as this to schools and colleges together with its own laboratory equipment. Visit the company profile to learn more.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Hands-on material to use with the chart:

• Fossil Collection — loose fossils that students can match to eras on the chart
• Advanced Fossil Collection — a broader specimen set for senior classes
• Geology History Kit — students build rock layers to see why older fossils lie deeper
• Variation And Evolution Fossil Kit — a measuring practical on variation within fossil species
• Investigating The Chemical Composition Of Minerals — a companion framed display of mounted minerals

Find more charts, fossils and models in the Earth Science category.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the chart?
It measures 18 in x 24 in and comes with a wood frame.

Are fossils actually attached to the chart?
Yes. Representative fossils for the corresponding geologic periods are mounted on it.

Is the transparency version included?
A Geological Time & Fossils Chart Transparency is listed with this product. Please contact us to confirm whether it is supplied with the framed chart or ordered separately.

How up to date is the time scale?
The chart is a completely revised edition showing current geologic dating information. Ask us for the edition details if your syllabus follows a specific version of the time scale.

Can it be wall-mounted?
It is supplied framed for display. Fixing hardware is not listed, so use hooks suited to your wall and the framed weight.

What should a purchase enquiry include?
Product code SLE/ES/09, the quantity, the delivery address and any institutional purchase format.

Do you supply outside India?
Yes, we deliver to customers in India and international markets. Warranty and dispatch terms are given with each quotation.

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To price this chart, send us an enquiry or add it to the enquiry cart along with any fossil collections you plan to order.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Investigating The Chemical Composition Of Minerals (Product Code: SLE/ES/10) is a mounted-specimen project that explains how the predominant elements of the Earth's crust combine into the "recipes" for minerals. Real minerals from seven chemical families (silicate, sulfate, sulfide, oxide, halide, carbonate and native element) are mounted on an 18 in x 24 in chart, wood framed on a sturdy backing, and the product listing also includes 10 additional rocks and charts. It links chemistry and earth science teaching and is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, a laboratory equipment supplier in India.

Specifications

Typical Use

The display lets a teacher move from the list of elements that dominate the crust to the minerals built from them. Students look at each mounted family, note which element or group (for example sulfate, carbonate or oxide) defines it, and compare the appearance of minerals that share an anion. Native elements provide a useful contrast because they occur uncombined. A worksheet asking students to write the family, likely elements present and one visible property for each mineral turns the chart into an active exercise.

It pairs well with a periodic table chart in Indian school labs, helping chemistry students see that the symbols and formulas they learn describe real materials underfoot. Hang the frame away from damp walls and direct sunlight, and discourage handling of the mounted specimens; dust gently with a soft brush when needed.

Supplier

ScienceLab, the brand of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited in Ambala, Haryana, supplies this mineral display to schools and colleges as part of its earth science and chemistry teaching range. Company background is on our company profile.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Resources that extend a lesson on mineral composition:

• Periodic Table of Chemical Elements chart — for locating the elements that make up each mineral family
• Mineral ID Starter Set — loose minerals and tools for hands-on physical testing
• Minerals Test Kit — streak plate, magnet and hardness scale for identification practicals
• Ores Of Common Metals — shows how oxide and sulfide minerals become sources of metals
• Investigating Geological Time And Fossils Chart — a companion framed specimen chart for the same wall

Browse more collections in the Earth Science category.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which mineral families are represented?
Silicate, sulfate, sulfide, oxide, halide, carbonate and native element minerals are mounted on the chart.

How large is the display?
The chart is 18 in x 24 in, wood framed on sturdy backing.

What are the 10 additional rocks and charts?
They are listed as part of this product. The exact items are not detailed in our current notes, so please contact us for the full contents list.

Can I get a list of the individual minerals?
Yes, on request. We will confirm the specimen names with your quotation.

Is it better suited to chemistry or geography classes?
Both. It explains how crustal elements build minerals, so it supports chemistry lessons on compounds as well as earth science units on rocks and minerals.

What information does a school need to provide for a quotation?
Product code SLE/ES/10, quantity, delivery location and any tender paperwork your institution uses.

Is international shipping possible?
Yes. We supply India and international markets; warranty and delivery terms are confirmed per order.

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For this mineral composition display, contact us with your requirement or add it to the enquiry cart together with related mineral kits.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Ores Of Common Metals (Product Code: SLE/ES/11) is a collection of 15 specimens of the more important metal ores. An ore is a rock or mineral mass that contains enough of an element or compound to make it economically feasible to mine, and this set lets students see and handle the actual materials from which everyday metals are obtained. It serves geography rooms as well as school chemistry lab equipment in India for lessons on metals and their extraction, and is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Typical Use

The collection gives weight to a topic that is often taught only from diagrams. Students examine each specimen for colour, lustre, density in the hand and streak, and discuss why one rock is worth mining while another containing the same metal is not; the answer depends on concentration, ease of extraction and demand, which brings economics and environment into the science lesson. Teachers can then ask learners to link each ore to the metal it yields and to a product they use every day.

The set is a useful companion to a science lab kit for class 10 chapters on metals and non-metals, and it supports senior lessons on extraction and refining. As a general precaution with metal ores, wash hands after handling, keep specimens away from food, and store them in a labelled compartment box so each one stays identified.

Supplier

This collection is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana. Its vendor registration details are GSTIN 06AAECJ8618A1ZT and Importer-Exporter Code AAECJ8618A (DGFT), under which export orders are shipped. Read more on the company profile.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Tools and collections that support an ores lesson:

• Black Streak Plates — for streak tests, a quick way to tell many metallic ores apart
• Minerals Test Kit — magnet, streak plate and hardness scale for identifying specimens
• Investigating The Chemical Composition Of Minerals — shows the oxide, sulfide and other families that many ores belong to
• Mineral ID Starter Set — extends identification practice to a wider range of minerals
• Storage Boxes – Rock – Mineral Specimens — cell boxes to keep ore specimens separate and labelled

See all rock, mineral and fossil sets in the Earth Science category.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many ore specimens are included?
Fifteen specimens of the more important ores.

Which metals do the ores represent?
The individual ore names are not in our current product notes. Contact us and we will send the specimen list with your quotation.

What makes a mineral an ore?
A rock or mineral mass is called an ore when it contains enough of an element or compound to make mining it economically feasible.

Can students test the specimens?
Yes, simple non-destructive tests such as streak, lustre and magnetism are well suited to ore specimens. Avoid crushing or heating them in class.

What vendor details can you provide for institutional purchase?
We can provide our company registration details, including GSTIN and IEC numbers, along with a formal quotation quoting product code SLE/ES/11.

Do you supply in bulk or overseas?
Yes. We supply schools, colleges and distributors across India and international markets; delivery time and replacement terms are confirmed on quotation.

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To order Ores Of Common Metals, send us your enquiry or add the collection to the enquiry cart with any testing tools you need.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The Mineral ID Starter Set (Product Code: SLE/ES/12) contains 30 different minerals, with 5 of each sample, for identification using the taxonomic key contained in the lab manual. Students test each specimen for hardness, specific gravity, colour, streak and cleavage, and a Mineral Testing Kit is included with the tools needed for those tests. It is a complete, class-ready science kit with manual support for schools in India and abroad, supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Typical Use

Because every mineral is supplied five times over, up to five groups can work through the same specimens in parallel and then compare their conclusions. A typical practical runs through the key step by step: rub the specimen on the streak plate, try to scratch the glass plate, test against the nail and penny to bracket the hardness, check for magnetism, look at cleavage surfaces through the hand lens magnifier, and, where the key calls for it, use the acid bottle to check for fizzing. Each result narrows the choices in the taxonomic key until the mineral is named.

The set builds scientific habits as much as mineral knowledge: recording observations before drawing conclusions, repeating a test when results disagree, and using a dichotomous key. Wipe streak and glass plates clean between tests, keep the acid bottle under teacher control, and return minerals to their own compartments so the five sets stay complete.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited supplies this set under its ScienceLab trading name from Ambala, Haryana, where the company builds and sources equipment for school and college science departments. Company information is on the company profile.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Consumables and add-ons for mineral identification practicals:

• Minerals Test Kit — an extra set of testing tools in a pouch for additional groups
• Black Streak Plates — spare unglazed porcelain tiles for streak testing
• Streak Plates Glass — extra glass plates for separating hard and soft minerals
• Hydrochloric Acid Dilute — a common choice for the acid fizz test on carbonates, used under supervision
• Storage Boxes – Rock – Mineral Specimens — keeps the 30 minerals sorted between classes

More rock and mineral resources are in the Earth Science category.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many minerals are in the set?
Thirty different minerals, with five of each sample.

Which properties do students test?
Hardness, specific gravity, colour, streak and cleavage.

What does the Mineral Testing Kit contain?
A streak plate, glass plate, hand lens, magnet, acid bottle, nail, penny and hardness scale.

Is acid supplied in the acid bottle?
The kit lists an acid bottle; whether it is shipped filled depends on transport rules for your destination. Contact us to confirm, as many schools fill it locally with dilute acid.

Why does the kit include a penny and a nail?
They serve as everyday hardness references: if a mineral scratches or is scratched by them, students can narrow its hardness before checking the hardness scale.

How is specific gravity measured?
The lab manual guides the method. A balance and water container from your laboratory are normally needed; ask us if you would like suitable equipment added to your quotation.

Can you quote for multiple sets or export?
Yes. Send product code SLE/ES/12 and quantity; we supply India and international markets.

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To order the Mineral ID Starter Set, contact us or add it to the enquiry cart with spare streak plates or storage boxes.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The Minerals In Our Food Collection (Product Code: SLE/ES/13) connects geology with the kitchen table. Its six numbered specimens, each approximately 1 1/2 in x 1 1/2 in, represent some of the many minerals, from calcium to zinc, that end up in common foods and vitamins or are used in food processing and preserving. The collection helps students understand how we depend on minerals for daily nutrition, and makes a compact addition to a health education kit in schools across India. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Typical Use

Students are often surprised that the same elements found in rocks appear on food packets and vitamin labels. A good lesson starts by passing the numbered specimens around, then asking pairs to collect nutrition labels from home and find the minerals listed there. Each group matches a label entry to a specimen and researches one role that mineral plays, whether in the body or in processing and preserving food. The numbering makes it easy to run a quiz or a matching worksheet without writing on the specimens.

The collection suits earth science, biology and home science classes, and it can serve as a hands-on science kit in primary school nutrition topics as well as in higher classes. Remind students that these are rock and mineral specimens for observation only; they must never be tasted, and hands should be washed after handling.

Supplier

ScienceLab is the brand under which Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited of Ambala, Haryana, offers specimen collections and laboratory equipment to schools. The company profile describes the business in more detail.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Other collections that show why minerals matter in everyday life:

• Ores Of Common Metals — follows minerals from the ground to the metals we use
• Investigating The Chemical Composition Of Minerals — explains the elements that minerals are built from
• Mineral ID Starter Set — moves on to identifying minerals by their properties
• Hand Lens — for a closer look at crystal shape and texture

Explore more specimen sets in the Earth Science category.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many specimens are in the collection?
Six numbered specimens.

How big is each specimen?
Approximately 1 1/2 in x 1 1/2 in. As natural materials, individual pieces vary slightly.

Which minerals are included?
The collection covers minerals from calcium to zinc that are used in foods, vitamins and food processing. The named specimen list is not in our current notes; contact us for it.

Are the specimens safe to taste or eat?
No. They are geological specimens for observation only and must not be tasted.

Which subjects can use this collection?
Earth science, biology, health education and home science, wherever nutrition and the origin of food minerals are taught.

What should a quotation request include?
Product code SLE/ES/13, number of collections, delivery address and any purchase-order format.

Can you deliver internationally?
Yes. We supply India and international markets, with warranty and dispatch details confirmed per order.

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For the Minerals In Our Food Collection, send us an enquiry or add it to the enquiry cart along with other earth science collections.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The Introductory Earth Science Collection (Product Code: SLE/ES/14) is a basic unit of 75 rocks and minerals that demonstrates the major rock-forming minerals. Specimens measure 1-1/4 in x 3/4 in and are held in a compartmented container, with a streak plate, magnet and magnifier for testing, plus a scale of hardness and a guide to recognised physical properties. It gives a new earth science course a broad reference collection in one box, supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, a school science kit supplier in India.

Specifications

Typical Use

With 75 specimens in one container, the collection supports a whole term of rock and mineral work rather than a single lesson. Early sessions can focus on sorting: rocks versus minerals, then igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic groupings. Later, students use the magnifier to study grain size and crystal shape, the streak plate and magnet to test individual minerals, and the hardness scale and property guide to confirm identifications. Because the specimens are compact, several can be laid out on one desk for side-by-side comparison.

Schools setting up junior science lab equipment often start with a collection like this and add larger specimens later. Keep the compartments in order after every lesson, wipe the streak plate clean, and store the container away from moisture so the specimens stay clean and dry.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, trading as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana, supplies this collection to schools, colleges and teacher-training institutes along with its wider range of science teaching equipment. Learn about the company on our company profile.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Items that expand an introductory rocks and minerals course:

• Expanded Rock Collection — more igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks for classification work
• Mineral Study Kit — number-coded minerals for focused testing
• Black Streak Plates — spare plates so several groups can run streak tests together
• Hand Lens — additional magnifiers for class-wide observation
• Rocks Clever Catch — a throw-and-answer ball for revising rock types

See the full Earth Science category for more collections and models.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many specimens are included?
Seventy-five rocks and minerals, chosen to show the major rock-forming minerals.

What size are the specimens?
The standard specimens are 1-1/4 in x 3/4 in. Edition specimens of 3 in x 3 in are also listed; please contact us to confirm which specimen size applies to your order.

Which testing tools come with the collection?
A streak plate, a magnet and a magnifier, together with a scale of hardness and a guide to recognised physical properties.

How are the specimens stored?
In a compartmented container, so each specimen keeps its own place.

Can lost or broken specimens be replaced?
Tell us the specimen and its position in the container and we will advise on replacement availability.

What does an institutional order need?
Product code SLE/ES/14, quantity, delivery details and any tender or purchase-order reference.

Do you export?
Yes. We supply schools and distributors in India and international markets.

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To request a quotation for the Introductory Earth Science Collection, contact us or add it to the enquiry cart with any extra testing tools.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Rocks Clever Catch (Product Code: SLE/ES/15) is a 24 in inflatable vinyl ball printed with 96 facts about igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks. Designed for grades 6-8, it turns the review of earth materials into a game: students toss the ball around the classroom and respond to the fact under their hand, so revision becomes quick, active and noisy in the best sense. It is a game-based science kit for students, supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Typical Use

The ball works best as a five- or ten-minute starter or plenary. The teacher throws it to a student, who reads the fact under a chosen thumb, says which rock type it relates to, and throws it on. Variations keep the game fresh: teams can score points for correct classifications, students can be asked to turn a fact into a question for the next catcher, or the class can keep a running list of new vocabulary. It can also be bounced on the playground or spun at home for individual revision.

Used before a practical session with real specimens, it refreshes the key terms students need, and it fits well with a class 8 science kit when a rocks and soil unit is being revised. Inflate it until firm but not tight, keep it away from sharp edges and rough surfaces, and wipe the vinyl with a damp cloth after outdoor use.

Supplier

This learning ball is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which serves schools under the ScienceLab name from Ambala, Haryana. Purchase departments completing vendor forms can use the company's GST registration (GSTIN 06AAECJ8618A1ZT) and Legal Entity Identifier (LEI 3358004HRD1JIVXKYX49). Further background is on our company profile.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Follow the game with hands-on rock study:

• Expanded Rock Collection — real igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic specimens to match the facts
• Class Rock Pack — a flow-chart lesson for identifying rock and soil samples
• Rock Study Kit — number-coded rock specimens for hands-on tests
• Introductory Earth Science Collection — a broad rocks and minerals set with testing tools
• Astronomy Clever Catch — the same toss-and-answer format for astronomy topics

More earth science games, models and specimens are in the Earth Science category.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which age group is it for?
Grades 6-8.

How many facts are printed on the ball?
Ninety-six facts covering igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks.

How big is the ball and what is it made of?
It is a 24 in inflatable ball made of vinyl.

Can it be used outdoors?
Yes. It can be bounced on the playground as well as tossed indoors; avoid rough or sharp surfaces that could puncture the vinyl.

Is a teacher's answer guide included?
An answer guide is not listed for this item. Contact us if you need supporting notes for the game.

How many balls does a class need?
One ball is enough for a whole-class game; larger classes can split into groups with one ball each.

Do you supply schools abroad?
Yes. We serve India and international markets, with delivery and warranty terms confirmed on quotation.

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To order Rocks Clever Catch (SLE/ES/15), send your enquiry or add it to the enquiry cart with any rock collections for the same unit.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The Earth in 3-D Student Book (Product Code: SLE/ES/16) is a visual introduction to geology built around aerial photographs of geologically significant locations that have been digitally transformed into 3-D views. Its sixteen aerial images illustrate dozens of landforms typically covered in earth science textbooks, such as mesas, landslides, faults, dunes and volcanoes, and a series of study questions accompanies each photograph. Two pairs of 3-D glasses are included with every book. It forms part of the educational science equipment range supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Typical Use

Seen through the 3-D glasses, an aerial photograph stops being a flat pattern of colours and becomes a landscape with height, slope and depth. Students can trace the scar of a landslide, follow the offset along a fault, or pick out the steep sides and flat top of a mesa, then answer the study questions that go with each image. Because two pairs of glasses come with every book, the book suits paired work: one student reads the question aloud while the other examines the view, then they swap.

Where a 3D science model kit shows landforms in miniature, this book shows them as they actually appear from the air, and the two approaches reinforce each other well. The book is also useful for map-reading lessons, where students compare a 3-D view with the matching topographic features. Keep the glasses in a case or envelope between lessons so the lenses stay scratch-free.

Supplier

ScienceLab, the trading name of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited in Ambala, Haryana, supplies this book to schools and libraries together with the maps, models and specimen sets it offers for geography and earth science. Visit the company profile for more about us.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Physical models that match the landforms in the book:

• Landform Relief Maps — raised relief maps that students can touch as well as see
• Miniature Landform Models Set — small 3-D models of volcanoes, glaciers, faulting and folding
• Volcano Model — a sectional view of the structures behind the volcanoes in the photographs
• Fractures, Faults and Dislocations Model — shows fault structures in cross-section
• Economy Stream Table Kit — recreates erosion and deposition by running water

Browse the Earth Science category for more teaching resources.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many images are in the book?
Sixteen aerial images, each converted into a 3-D view.

Are 3-D glasses included?
Yes. Two pairs of 3-D glasses come with each book.

Which landforms does it cover?
Dozens of landforms typically found in earth science textbooks, including mesas, landslides, faults, dunes and volcanoes.

Does it include activities?
Yes. A series of study questions accompanies each photograph.

Is an answer key or teacher edition available?
A teacher edition is not listed with this item. Ask us about any teacher support material before ordering.

How many books does a class need?
With two pairs of glasses per book, one book per pair of students works well.

Can you supply class sets or ship abroad?
Yes. We supply schools and distributors in India and international markets; quote code SLE/ES/16 and the number of copies.

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To order the Earth in 3-D Student Book, contact us with the quantity required, or add it to the enquiry cart together with landform models.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The Seismograph Model For Science Lab (Product Code: SLE/ES/17) is a small table-top unit that shows students how earthquakes are measured and how their intensity is worked out. Students simulate their own earthquakes and the seismograph records the intensity of each tremor, so the class can compare results and try to top the Richter scale. The model brings an abstract topic within reach for geography, earth science and physics classes, and is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), a school science lab equipment manufacturer in Ambala.

Key Details

Typical Use

A lesson usually begins with a question: how can anyone put a number on something as chaotic as an earthquake? The teacher then demonstrates a gentle simulated tremor and shows the trace the seismograph records, before letting groups create stronger and weaker "earthquakes" of their own. Comparing the recorded traces makes the connection between the size of the disturbance and the size of the recording visible, which leads naturally to how seismologists use such records to assign a magnitude. The friendly challenge of trying to top the Richter scale keeps students engaged.

Beyond geography and disaster-management lessons, the unit works as a demonstration model in the physics lab for vibrations and waves. Place it on a stable, level surface away from the edge of the bench, reset the recording between trials so each trace can be compared, and keep simulated shaking within what the model is designed for.

Manufacturer

The seismograph model is produced by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, the Ambala, Haryana manufacturer behind the ScienceLab brand, which makes demonstration models and apparatus for school and college science departments. Our company profile has more about the organisation.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Models that explain where earthquakes come from and what they affect:

• Fractures, Faults and Dislocations Model — shows the fault structures along which many earthquakes occur
• Earth Globe Model — detachable layers of the Earth's interior through which seismic waves travel
• Volcano Model — links volcanic activity with ground movement
• Miniature Landform Models Set — faulting and folding models for the same tectonics unit

Find more models in the Earth Science category.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the model demonstrate?
How earthquakes are measured and how their intensity is calculated, using earthquakes that students simulate themselves.

Can it detect real earthquakes?
It is a teaching model designed to record simulated tremors in the classroom, not a scientific monitoring instrument.

How large is the unit?
It is a small table-top unit. Exact dimensions are not in our current product notes; contact us if you need them for storage planning.

Does it need power or special recording paper?
Power and consumable requirements are not listed here. Please ask us before ordering so we can confirm what the recording mechanism uses.

Is a calibration certificate provided?
As a demonstration model it is not intended for calibrated measurement. If your institution requires any test documentation, discuss it with us at the enquiry stage.

What warranty applies?
Warranty terms are confirmed with each quotation.

Can you supply several schools or export?
Yes. We supply institutions and distributors across India and international markets; quote product code SLE/ES/17 and the quantity needed.

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For the Seismograph Model For Science Lab, send us an enquiry or add it to the enquiry cart with related earth science models.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Storage Boxes – Rock – Mineral Specimens (Product Code: SLE/ES/18) are compartmented collection boxes that keep individual rock and mineral samples separated, visible and easy to put back in place after a lesson. Earth science teachers, geography departments and college geology rooms use them to organise reference sets and student-collected field samples. Built from rugged polystyrene and leather-finished cardboard, they are made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, as part of its range of educational laboratory equipment in India.

Specifications

Typical Use

Teachers usually place one specimen per cell, with a small numbered label beneath each sample, so the box doubles as an identification key during practical classes. Keeping every rock or mineral in its own compartment stops softer samples such as gypsum or talc from being scratched by harder neighbours, and it turns end-of-term stock-taking into a quick visual check. The 40-cell format suits a reference set that a class works through over several lessons.

As part of a school laboratory setup in India, boxes are commonly organised on shelves by theme – igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks, or ores and common minerals – so students can take out one set at a time. Keep the boxes flat and away from damp, handle the cardboard parts with dry hands, and clean the polystyrene surfaces with a dry cloth rather than water.

Manufacturer

ScienceLab is the trading name of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, a company based in Ambala, Haryana, that produces teaching apparatus for earth science, physics, chemistry and biology laboratories. Specimen storage like this box is sent to schools and colleges in India and international markets; more background is on our company profile.

Related Earth Science Equipment

A storage box is most useful alongside the specimens and test tools it will hold. These items belong to the same collecting and identification workflow:

• Mineral ID Starter Set — a ready group of minerals to fill the cells.
• Expanded Rock Collection — a larger rock set for building a sorted reference box.
• Rock Study Kit — supports classroom study of the rocks being stored.
• Minerals Test Kit — streak, hardness and magnet checks before specimens are labelled and boxed.

See the complete Earth Science range for globes, landform models and fossil sets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are rock or mineral specimens included with the box?
No specimens are listed as part of this item; it is the storage box itself. Collections such as the Mineral ID Starter Set can be ordered separately, and if you would like a pre-filled box please ask us through the contact page.

What sizes can I choose from?
Four sizes are available. The 40-cell box is the version detailed on this page; for the cell count and dimensions of the other three sizes, contact us and we will confirm them for your enquiry.

What does the 1.5 x 2 cell size mean for my specimens?
Our catalogue records each cell of the 40-cell box as 1.5 x 2. Please confirm the unit and check the fit against your largest samples with our team before ordering, so bulky specimens are not left without a compartment.

What materials is the box made from?
Rugged polystyrene and leather-finished cardboard. Store it dry and wipe it with a dry cloth; soaking or washing will damage the cardboard.

Is a warranty provided?
Warranty and after-sales terms are stated in each quotation. Ask us for the terms that apply to your order.

What should an institutional quotation request include?
Quote the product code SLE/ES/18, the size or sizes required, the quantity of boxes, the delivery address and any labelling needs. Bulk orders for multiple laboratories in India and international markets can be quoted together.

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To order Storage Boxes – Rock – Mineral Specimens (SLE/ES/18), send your size and quantity through our contact page, or add the item to the enquiry cart with other earth science items for one combined quotation.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The Minerals Test Kit (Product Code: SLE/ES/19) gathers the simple tools students need to identify rocks, minerals and fossils by their physical properties – streak, hardness, magnetism and close visual detail – in one resealable zip-lock pouch. It is used by middle and secondary school classes, geography departments and introductory college geology practicals as a compact science kit for students working in pairs or small groups. The kit is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Typical Use

A standard identification sequence starts with the hand lens to note colour, lustre, grain size and crystal shape. Students then drag the specimen across the streak plate to reveal the colour of its powder, which is often more reliable than surface colour. Hardness is bracketed by trying to scratch the sample with the penny and the nail, and by testing whether the sample scratches the glass plate; the result is compared with the hardness scale in the pouch. The magnet quickly picks out iron-bearing minerals such as magnetite.

The dropper bottle is intended for liquid tests; any reagent it holds is provided by the school and should be used only under teacher supervision. As a hands-on earth science kit it works well in rotation stations, where each group records results on a worksheet before comparing identifications with a reference collection. After class, wipe the plates dry and return every tool to the pouch so nothing goes missing between lessons.

Manufacturer

This kit comes from Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades under the ScienceLab name from Ambala in Haryana and produces educational apparatus for schools, colleges and training institutes. Its earth science items are sent to customers in India and international markets. Read the ScienceLab company profile for background on the business.

Related Earth Science Equipment

These items complete a mineral identification practical built around this kit:

• Mineral ID Starter Set — known specimens to test and identify.
• Ores Of Common Metals — ore samples that show streak and magnetism tests clearly.
• Black Streak Plates — extra plates for classes with many groups or for light-coloured streaks.
• Hand Lens — additional lenses so every student can observe at once.
• Storage Boxes – Rock – Mineral Specimens — cell boxes to keep identified samples sorted.

More collections and models are listed in our Earth Science category.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is inside the pouch?
A streak plate, a glass plate, a hand lens, a dropper bottle, a magnet, a nail, a penny and a hardness scale, all packed in a zip-lock pouch.

Does the kit include rock or mineral samples?
No specimens are listed in the contents. Pair the kit with a collection such as the Mineral ID Starter Set, or use samples your students have collected.

Is a test liquid supplied in the dropper bottle?
The contents list the dropper bottle only, with no liquid. If your practical uses a reagent, it should be prepared by the teacher and used under supervision; ask us via the contact page if you need matching chemicals quoted.

How do I care for the plates and tools?
Brush powder off the streak plate after each test, keep the glass plate in the pouch to avoid chipping, and keep the magnet away from the hand lens and any electronic devices.

How many kits does a class need?
The listing does not fix a number of users per kit. Most teachers plan by the size of their working groups; tell us your class size and we will quote the quantity you choose.

Can you supply class sets or export orders?
Yes. Bulk quantities for schools and institutions in India and international markets can be quoted; include the product code SLE/ES/19, quantity and delivery location in your request.

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Request pricing for the Minerals Test Kit through our contact page, or place it in the enquiry cart with any specimen sets you need so we can quote them together.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The Economy Stream Table Kit (Product Code: SLE/ES/20) lets students model how running water shapes land: they build a sediment slope in a long plastic tray, send a controlled flow down it and watch channels, meanders and deposits form. Its sturdy tray is large enough for a group demonstration or for individual investigations, which makes it a practical environmental science kit for secondary geography, earth science and teacher-training classrooms. It is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Typical Use

Fill the upper part of the tray with damp sand or fine soil, shape a gentle slope towards the drain end, and start a steady flow using the inlet hose or the siphon tube from a raised container; the clamp on the siphon lets you slow or stop the water. Within minutes students can see a channel cut into the sediment, bends develop into meanders, and eroded material settle as a small delta near the outlet. Raising the head of the tray or opening the flow further shows directly how slope and stream volume change the rate of erosion – the relationship the trough is designed to explore.

Because each run takes only a few minutes, classes can repeat trials with different gradients and record channel width or sediment loss, turning the tray into a strong science fair project kit as well as a lesson demonstration. Work near a sink or outdoors, direct the outlet hose into a bucket, and wash out and dry the tray before storing it so sediment does not block the drain.

Manufacturer

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, known to schools as ScienceLab, is based in Ambala, Haryana, and builds apparatus for geography, earth science and general science teaching. The company ships to institutions in India and international markets; see our company profile for more about how it works.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Teachers often combine stream-table work with these landform and weathering resources:

• Miniature Landform Models Set — compare the features students create with finished landform models.
• Landform Relief Maps — link tray observations to real river valleys and deltas.
• Acid Rain, Weathering & Erosion — adds chemical weathering to the physical erosion seen in the tray.
• Introductory Earth Science Collection — rock and sediment context for the same unit.

For globes, fossils and mineral sets, visit the Earth Science category.

Frequently Asked Questions

What parts come with the kit?
A 48 in x 14 in x 3 in heavy plastic tray with drain, an outlet assembly, 36 in x 2 in inlet and outlet hoses, a trough, and a 72 in x 1/4 in siphon tube with clamp.

Is sand or soil included?
No sediment is listed in the contents. Clean, fine sand or sieved soil from local sources works well; avoid stones that can block the drain.

Can it be used without a tap connection?
Yes. The siphon tube can draw water from a bucket placed higher than the tray, and its clamp controls the flow, so the kit can run in rooms or outdoor areas without plumbing.

How much bench space does it need?
Allow for the 48 in tray length plus room at the head end for the water container and at the drain end for a collecting bucket.

Is a warranty offered?
Warranty and after-sales terms are set out in each quotation; please ask through our contact page for the terms on your order.

What should we include in a tender or bulk enquiry?
Give the product code SLE/ES/20, the number of kits, the delivery location and any related items you want quoted together. We supply schools and institutions in India and international markets.

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Last updated: 24 September 2026