Anatomical Models Wall Charts

Browse our Anatomical Models collection, providing detailed three-dimensional resources for studying human body systems in school Life Sciences and science classrooms.

Our range includes life-size skeleton models, dissectible torso models, DNA molecular models and neuron models. Each resource is designed for accurate, curriculum-aligned representation of human anatomy. For large-format laminated wall charts, see our separate Human Anatomy Charts collection.

SmartLabs supplies anatomical models to schools and training facilities across South Africa. Browse our range for quality visual aids that support effective human biology teaching.

What are anatomical models?

Anatomical models are three-dimensional teaching aids that let learners see and handle real body structures, from a full skeleton to a dissectible torso, rather than only viewing them in a diagram.

SmartLabs stocks life-size skeleton models, dissectible torso models, DNA molecular models and neuron models. Every model is chosen to support CAPS-aligned Life Sciences teaching in South African classrooms.

Common uses of anatomical models in the classroom

From skeletons and dissectible torsos to DNA and neuron models.

  • Skeleton Models

    A life-size skeleton model gives learners a direct, hands-on reference for bone structure, joints and posture.

  • Dissectible Torso Models

    A dissectible torso model lets learners remove and examine individual organs, showing how body systems fit together.

  • DNA Models

    A DNA double helix model makes the molecular structure of DNA tangible, supporting genetics topics in the curriculum.

  • Neuron Models

    An enlarged neuron model shows the cell body, dendrites and axon clearly, supporting nervous system topics.

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