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Human Nervous System Model
The Human Nervous System Model (Product Code: SLE/A/145) is a life-size, base-mounted model that shows the brain, brain stem, spinal cord and spinal nerves in their natural position within the vertebral column, with the sympathetic trunk added on the left side. It gives school, college and nursing students a single view of how the central and peripheral parts of the nervous system connect, and is part of the biology lab equipment in India made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.
Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Scale | Life size |
| Size | 32 × 19 × 90 cm |
| Mounting | On base |
| Structures shown | Brain, brain stem, spinal cord and spinal nerves, in position in the vertebral column |
| Autonomic detail | Sympathetic trunk shown on the left side |
Typical Use
Because the brain and cord are shown inside the vertebral column, students can see how the spinal nerves leave between the vertebrae and why injuries at different levels of the spine affect different parts of the body. The sympathetic trunk running alongside the column on the left side introduces the autonomic nervous system and its chain of ganglia, a topic that is often hard to picture from textbook diagrams alone.
Being life size, the model reads well from the back of a classroom and can stand beside a human skeleton model so learners relate the nerves to the bones that protect them. It is used in secondary biology, physiotherapy, nursing and first-year medical anatomy for lectures, practical identification and exam revision.
Manufacturer
Made by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, a private limited company in Ambala, Haryana whose teaching and laboratory products carry the ScienceLab brand. Further company information is on our company profile.
Related Human Models
Models that break the nervous system down into its parts:
- Human Brain Model, 4 Parts — a hands-on brain for studying lobes and the brain stem in detail
- Human Spinal Cord Section Model — an enlarged cross section of the cord and its nerve roots
- Human Vertebral And Partial Spinal Cord Model — how a cord segment sits within the vertebrae
- Neuron Model — the single nerve cell that makes up every pathway on this model
- Nervous System Model — a markable model with activity guide for younger classes
Our Human Models category lists further system models.
Frequently Asked Questions
What parts of the nervous system are shown?
The brain, brain stem, spinal cord and spinal nerves in position in the vertebral column, plus the sympathetic trunk on the left side.
How much space does it need?
It measures 32 × 19 × 90 cm on its base, so check your shelf or cupboard dimensions before it arrives.
Does it show the nerves of the arms and legs?
Our documentation lists the spinal nerves and sympathetic trunk only; for limb nerve detail, please contact us before ordering.
Can the brain be removed from the model?
Removable parts are not mentioned in our product details. Ask us to confirm if you need a dissectible version.
Is a numbered key supplied?
A key is not listed for this model; we can confirm the accompanying teaching material with your quotation.
Can it be delivered outside India?
Yes. We supply customers across India and international markets; tell us the destination so we can quote packing and delivery.
Request a Quote
Use our contact page or the enquiry cart to ask for a quotation on the Human Nervous System Model.
Last updated: 24 September 2026
