"Educational Materials"

Precise compression balance with a 5000 g capacity and 25 g resolution. Perfect for laboratory and classroom use.

This model of root tip shows the structure of a typical monocot root in a cross section and longitudinal section.

Designed for heavy use and rough cutting, the forged steel knife has a serrated handle to grip, and a large, 2" blade to cut through tough cartilage.

Lock for a secure hold.

Ultra-fine point forceps.

Basic dissection for students.

Multiple sizes and styles.

This model of an erect penis with testicles is used to learn how to use a condom safely.

This chloroplast is a magnified example of the cell organelle of photosynthesis.

These feline joint models are average size illustrations of how these joints function.

Use for prodding, piercing and penetrating. Stainless steel with curved tip.

Serrated grips for less tissue damage.

The spear point is useful for cutting fascia and cleaning tissue from small structures.

A long-lasting carbon steel blade permanently set into the wooden handle makes easy work of cutting away masses of muscle and roughing out animal skeletons.

Sharp point needles.

Metal apparatus designed to demonstrate second law of motion.