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Human Heart, Jumbo
Enlarged proportional scaling enhances the visibility of chambers, vessels, and surface anatomy for group learning.
Heavy-duty molded construction maintains structural integrity and dimensional accuracy during frequent handling.
₹745.00
Quick Answer: The jumbo heart model is an enlarged model of the human heart, made bigger than natural size so its structures can be seen across a classroom or lecture hall. It is used for demonstrations to large groups, where a natural-size model is too small to show from the front.
Scale for Large-Group Teaching
In a class of forty or a lecture theatre, a natural-size heart model is visible only to the front rows. A jumbo heart model solves this by enlarging the whole organ, so a teacher can point to a structure and the room can see it. The enlargement factor and whether the model opens are not stated in the title and should be confirmed; what matters in use is that small features stay visible at a distance.
The features that gain most from enlargement are the small ones: the openings of the venae cavae, the thin leaflets of the valves, the auricles, and the ligamentum arteriosum, the fibrous remnant of the fetal ductus arteriosus linking the pulmonary trunk to the arch of the aorta. All of these are hard to point out on a small model and much easier on a large one.
A large heart also helps show how the organ sits in the chest. Held up in front of the teacher’s own body, apex down and to the left, it shows at once which surface faces forward, which rests on the diaphragm and why the right ventricle, not the left, forms most of the front of the heart.
Applications
- Whole-class demonstrations of the chambers and blood flow in schools
- Lecture-theatre teaching in nursing and medical colleges
- Explaining the orientation of the heart in the chest
- Science exhibitions and open days where visitors view from a distance
Specifications
| Model of | Human heart, enlarged |
| Scale | Larger than natural size (‘Jumbo’ in the title) |
| Suited to | Lecture halls, large classes and exhibitions |
| Features to point out | Valves, auricles, coronary vessels, ligamentum arteriosum |
| Enlargement, opening parts and weight | Confirm at enquiry |
Care & Handling
- Carry the jumbo heart model with both hands and set it on a stable table, not a narrow ledge.
- Store it on a low shelf, so a large model does not have to be lifted down from height.
- Dust regularly; large models collect dust in the deep recesses between vessels.
Why Choose LabEquip
Schools with large classes and colleges with lecture theatres buy the jumbo heart when a standard model cannot be seen from the back row. LabEquip lists it with its biology lab products, and many departments pair it with a hand-sized human heart model for students to handle. Ask about dimensions through the contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is a jumbo heart model?
It is enlarged beyond natural size so that a class or lecture audience can see its features. The exact scale is not given in the listing title and is available on request.
When is a jumbo model better than a natural-size one?
When the audience is larger than a small group. For individual handling and close study, a natural-size model is easier; for demonstrations to a whole class, the enlarged model is clearer.
What is the ligamentum arteriosum?
It is a fibrous cord linking the pulmonary trunk to the arch of the aorta. Before birth it was the ductus arteriosus, a vessel that let blood bypass the lungs.
Which part of the heart faces the front of the chest?
Mostly the right ventricle. The left ventricle forms the apex, much of the left border and the underside, which is why the heart looks rotated compared with simple diagrams.
Can the jumbo heart be taken apart?
The title does not say whether it opens. Enlarged hearts are made both as solid display models and with removable parts, so check this point when choosing it for internal anatomy.
How should a teacher present it to a large class?
Place it at chest height facing the class, use a pointer rather than a finger so the view is not blocked, and turn it slowly to show each surface before discussing the interior.
Last Updated: September 2026
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