The Denoyer-Geppert Free-Standing Human Urinary System Model (Product Code: SLE/A/138) is a fully three-dimensional, larger-than-life replica of the male urinary apparatus and its blood supply. Unlike flat plaque models that present only half the picture, it stands on its own so students can examine the kidneys, bladder and prostate from every side. Anatomy departments, nursing schools and pharmacy colleges use it for renal and pelvic teaching, and it is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, a biology lab equipment supplier in India.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 12 × 19 × 8 in (30 × 48 × 20 cm) |
| Scale | Larger than life |
| Construction | Free-standing, fully 3-dimensional; molded entirely of non-breakable vinyl polymer |
| Part 1 | Kidneys, adrenals and blood vessels |
| Part 2 | Section of the pelvic bones with pubic symphysis, lower portion of the bladder and prostate |
| Part 3 | Upper portion of the bladder and prostate |
| Kidney section | Right kidney sagittally sectioned, revealing cortex, medulla, pyramids, calyces, pelvis and the ramifications of the renal artery and vein |
| Bladder interior | Opening the bladder exposes the folded mucosa, ureteric orifices, trigone, prostatic urethra, seminal vesicles, ejaculatory ducts and vas deferens |
| Ureters | Flexible plastic tubing |
| Key | Accompanying key identifying fifty hand-numbered features |
Lecturers can follow the whole urinary pathway in three dimensions: blood reaching the kidneys through the renal vessels, filtration explained on the sectioned right kidney, urine carried down the flexible ureters, and storage and outflow at the bladder. Opening the bladder brings the trigone and ureteric openings into view, while the pelvic bone section shows exactly where the bladder and prostate sit behind the pubic symphysis, a relationship that is hard to grasp from a flat diagram.
Because the model is free-standing and made of non-breakable vinyl, students can pick it up and turn it during practicals, and the key to fifty numbered features makes it suitable for spotting tests. It is a durable choice among pharmacy college lab equipment and anatomy teaching aids where renal structure underpins lessons on drug excretion and urinary disorders.
This model is offered by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which operates under the ScienceLab name from Ambala, Haryana and sources and supplies teaching models for institutions and distributors. Our company profile gives more background.
Models and charts used in the same renal and urinary teaching sequence:
More options are listed in our Human Models section.
How is this different from a plaque-mounted urinary model?
It is fully three-dimensional and free-standing, so the urinary organs and their blood supply can be studied from all aspects rather than from one face only.
Does it show the female urinary system?
No. It represents the male urinary apparatus, including the prostate and seminal vesicles. For a male-female comparison, see the Human Male and Female Urogenital Systems Model.
How many parts does it separate into?
Three: the kidneys with adrenals and blood vessels; the pelvic bone section with the lower bladder and prostate; and the upper bladder and prostate.
Is it robust enough for student handling?
It is molded entirely of non-breakable vinyl polymer, with flexible tubing for the ureters, which suits hands-on practical sessions.
Is a key provided?
Yes. An accompanying key identifies fifty hand-numbered features on the model.
Can I confirm the brand and country of origin before ordering?
Yes. The name carries the Denoyer-Geppert brand; contact us for brand, origin and delivery details with your quotation.
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Last updated: 24 September 2026