The Hand Skeleton Model is a wire-mounted flexible anatomical hand skeleton model designed for anatomy education, demonstration and patient discussion.
The clear measurement or visual-reference format makes it useful for assessment, education or monitoring. Following the instructions supports consistent, meaningful use.
Available from Actimed Australia in Osborne Park, Western Australia, the Hand Skeleton Model can be ordered for delivery throughout Australia.
Key Benefits
Natural movement through the wrist
Slight flexibility through the fingers
Right- and left-hand versions stated as available
Lightweight 0.20 kg model
Useful for clinics, classrooms and training
Specifications
Product: Hand Skeleton Model
Product type: Wire-mounted flexible anatomical hand skeleton model
Category: Education & Evaluation
Subcategory: Anatomical Model
Options and codes: Supplied in the product format shown on this listing; confirm current availability before ordering.
Primary use: Anatomy education, demonstration and patient discussion
Suitable for: Physiotherapy, hand therapy practitioners and other users working within the product's intended scope
Important note: Educational model only; it is not a diagnostic device and does not replace individual anatomical assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Hand Skeleton Model used for?
It is designed for anatomy education, demonstration and patient discussion.
Who is the Hand Skeleton Model suitable for?
It is suitable for Physiotherapy, Hand Therapy practitioners and other users working within the product's intended scope, provided the product is selected and used correctly.
What sizes, variants or product codes are available?
Supplied in the product format shown on this listing; confirm current availability before ordering.
Where can I buy the Hand Skeleton Model in Perth or elsewhere in Australia?
The Hand Skeleton Model is available from Actimed Australia in Osborne Park, WA, with Australia-wide delivery available.
Is professional advice recommended?
Educational model only; it is not a diagnostic device and does not replace individual anatomical assessment.
