Gynecology and Nursing Models Lab Equipment Manufacturer, Supplier and Exporter in India

Ray Export lists 37 obstetric, gynaecological and nursing training models under codes GNM-0001 to GNM-0037 across four pages. The range divides into two kinds of product: anatomy models for demonstration, such as the embryo development set and the four-part female pelvis, and skills simulators for hands-on practice, such as the labour delivery model, the suturing simulators, the IV training arm and the adult, child and infant CPR manikins. Which kind you need decides almost everything else about the specification.

Anatomy and embryology models

Skills simulators and manikins

What to settle before ordering a simulator

Items in this listing that sit outside the category

Three items appear in this listing although they are not obstetric or nursing models: a prostate inspection model (GNM-0029), an 84 cm deluxe acupuncture model (GNM-0036), and a human shoulder joint model coded in the osteology series as OM-0024. If you are searching for those, the skeletal and joint models are listed under Osteology Models.

Related ranges on this site

Organ and full-body anatomy models are under Human Anatomy Models, head, brain and dental models under Head And Facial Models, and skeletons under Osteology Models. Clinical instruments and hospital equipment are listed under Medical Apparatus. Parent range: Biology Lab Equipments.

Request a quote

Give the code, the training use and the number of students per session, and ask for the consumables list in the same enquiry, for example Advanced Adult CPR Training Manikin (GNM-0018) or Multi Functional I.V. Training Arm (GNM-0030). Contact Ray Export for prices, specifications and spares.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between an anatomy model and a skills simulator in this range?

An anatomy model is for showing structure to a group. The four-part human female pelvis in PVC (GNM-0002), the ovary model (GNM-0003), the human placenta (GNM-0006) and the embryo development set (GNM-0001) sit in that group, along with the human parturition model showing the course of delivery (GNM-0037). A skills simulator is for a student's hands: the labour delivery model (GNM-0026), the vulva suturing simulator (GNM-0028), the multi functional I.V. training arm (GNM-0030) and the CPR manikins (GNM-0018 to GNM-0020). Demonstration models are specified on detail and durability, simulators on replaceable parts.

Which items in this range need replacement consumables?

The ones a student practises on repeatedly. Suturing pads and skins, IV veins and injection sites all wear out with use, which affects the vulva suturing training simulator (GNM-0028), the advanced surgical suture leg and arm, the multi functional I.V. training arm (GNM-0030) and the buttock injection model. Over a year of teaching, the running cost of those parts can exceed the cost of the model itself, so ask for the replacement part numbers and their cost on the same quotation as the model. A simulator whose skins cannot be reordered locally becomes a shelf ornament in one term.

Do the CPR manikins give compression feedback?

The listing does not state it for the advanced CPR training manikins (GNM-0018 to GNM-0020), so ask directly. Compression depth and rate feedback, whether by a simple indicator or by a monitor, changes how the manikin can be used: without it you cannot run assessed training to a measured standard. Ask two further things at the same time - what disinfection the face and airway parts allow, and whether disposable airways are supplied and can be reordered. Note also that adult, child and infant are three separate codes, so a course covering all three ages needs all three.

What does each of the delivery models actually do?

This is worth asking before you choose between them, because the listing names them without describing their mechanisms. The labour delivery model (GNM-0026), the vacuum delivery model (GNM-0024) and the maternal and neonatal emergency simulator (GNM-0021) are described at different levels of capability, and the maternity examination model (GNM-0025) and Leopold maneuvers simulator (GNM-0031) cover examination rather than delivery. Ask for the list of manoeuvres each one supports, which parts are included - fetus, placenta, cord, perineum - and which of those parts are replaceable. Then match that list to your syllabus.

Which codes cover newborn and paediatric training?

Five codes: the advanced nursing baby (GNM-0009), the newborn baby model (GNM-0011), the new style newborn (GNM-0012), the baby obstruction model (GNM-0013) and the newborn baby model for intubation (GNM-0014). The last two are skills simulators rather than anatomy models, so ask what airway consumables they take and whether the airway can be disinfected between students. The listing does not say what distinguishes the new style newborn from the standard newborn model, so ask for both specifications side by side before ordering. For a paediatric CPR requirement, the child and infant manikins are separate codes again.

What should I ask about the nursing manikins?

The three nursing manikins are listed as basic combination (GNM-0015), multi-functional (GNM-0016) and advanced nursing and wound care (GNM-0017), but the listing does not define what separates the tiers. Ask each one's procedure list - catheterisation, enema, tube feeding, wound care, injection sites - and compare that against the skills your course has to teach, because a tier name tells you nothing on its own. Note also that the wound care manikin is listed as male, so if your course needs a female equivalent, raise that in the enquiry rather than assuming the model is supplied either way.

Key takeaways

• Two kinds of product, one decision - demonstration anatomy models and hands-on skills simulators are specified differently.
• Consumables drive the real cost - ask for suture skin, IV vein and injection pad part numbers with the model.
• CPR feedback is not stated - confirm depth and rate indication, disinfection and disposable airways for GNM-0018 to GNM-0020.
• Ask what each delivery model performs - GNM-0021, GNM-0024 and GNM-0026 are named, not described.
• Manikin tiers are not described here - request the procedure list behind basic, multi-functional and advanced.
• Check age and gender per code - CPR comes in three separate sizes and the wound care manikin is listed male.

About this page

Ray Export is a manufacturer and exporter of laboratory, scientific and educational equipment based at Plot No. 449, HSIIDC Industrial Area, Saha, Ambala, Haryana 133104, India. Enquiries: [email protected], +91-9817319615.

Written by Palak Mall, Senior Content Writer. Technically reviewed by Arvind Kumar, Lab Equipment Specialist, 12+ years in laboratory and testing instrumentation. Last updated: 17 October 2026.

Specifications on this listing are confirmed in writing on the quotation; materials, dimensions, included parts, replaceable consumables and disinfection methods are not published per code on this page and must be requested before ordering. No clinical, training or assessment approval is claimed for these models here; if your course or regulator requires one, ask which standard is claimed and request the documentation to check yourself. No price is quoted on this page, as prices are issued as dated written quotations. Defects noted in the listing itself: the consumables note cites the surgical suture arm and leg as GNM-0032 and GNM-0034, while the order of the group table makes GNM-0033 the suture arm and GNM-0034 the buttock injection model, so confirm those two codes against the item pages before ordering.