Globe Terrestrial Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : JL-LEP-10304
The Globe Terrestrial from Jaincolab, a trusted school laboratory equipment manufacturer, is used to represent the earth in three dimensions and the locations and sizes of land masses and water bodies in scale accuracy.
Primarily used as a reference to geographical and political information, this globe has a minimum diameter of 12 inches and is made of plastic, mounted on a plastic meridian ring (C-shape) with a movable magnifier. As a leading school laboratory equipment manufacturer, Jaincolab supplies this globe as per DEPED Guidelines to schools, colleges and laboratories across India and internationally.
Product Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Code | JL-LEP-10304 |
| Globe Diameter | Minimum of 12 inches |
| Content Shown | All continents, countries with capitals, and important cities and places |
| Data Currency | Updated with newly established or renamed countries and cities |
| Ocean Currents | Illustrates the flow and directions of ocean currents |
| Latitude/Longitude | Lines of latitude (0° to 90°, Northern and Southern) and longitude (0° to 180°, Eastern and Western) |
| Reference Lines | International Date Line, Arctic Circle, Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn and Antarctic Circle |
| Equator & Prime Meridian | Lines of Equator and Prime Meridian shown |
| Geographic Names | Names of mountains, mountain ranges, volcanoes, ocean floors, gulfs, seas and lakes |
| Boundary Standard | Names of continents, seas and country boundaries according to international standard |
| Material | Plastic, mounted on a plastic meridian ring (C-shape) with movable magnifier |
| Base Stand | Made of hard/tough plastic |
| Guideline Compliance | As per DEPED Guidelines |
Key Features
- Represents the earth in three dimensions with land masses and water bodies shown in scale accuracy
- Minimum 12-inch diameter globe for classroom visibility
- Shows all continents, countries with capitals, and important cities and places, updated with newly established or renamed countries
- Illustrates the flow and directions of ocean currents
- Marked with latitude and longitude lines, the International Date Line, tropics and polar circles, the Equator and the Prime Meridian
- Labeled with names of mountains, mountain ranges, volcanoes, ocean floors, gulfs, seas and lakes
- Mounted on a plastic meridian ring (C-shape) with a movable magnifier and a hard/tough plastic base stand
- Supplied as per DEPED Guidelines
Why Choose Jaincolab
Jaincolab is a trusted school laboratory equipment manufacturer and supplier of geography and astronomy teaching aids to schools, colleges and laboratories across India and internationally. Explore related essentials such as the Globe Celestial, or browse the full Laboratory Equipment Products range for more classroom demonstration models.
Applications
| Application Area | Use Case |
|---|---|
| Geography Classrooms | Representing the earth in three dimensions and teaching the locations and sizes of land masses and water bodies |
| Political and Physical Geography Lessons | Referencing continents, countries, capitals and important cities and places |
| Latitude, Longitude and Time Zone Studies | Teaching latitude/longitude lines, the International Date Line, tropics and polar circles |
| Ocean and Landform Studies | Illustrating ocean currents and locating mountains, mountain ranges, volcanoes, seas and lakes by name |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the Globe Terrestrial used for?
A1: It is used to represent the earth in three dimensions and the locations and sizes of land masses and water bodies in scale accuracy.
Q2: What is the minimum diameter of the globe?
A2: The globe diameter is a minimum of 12 inches.
Q3: What geographic features are shown on the globe?
A3: It shows all continents, countries with capitals, important cities and places, latitude and longitude lines, the International Date Line, tropics, polar circles, the Equator, the Prime Meridian, and names of mountains, volcanoes, seas and lakes.
Q4: What material is the globe made of?
A4: It is made of plastic, mounted on a plastic meridian ring (C-shape) with a movable magnifier, on a base stand made of hard/tough plastic.
Q5: Is the globe kept updated?
A5: Yes, it is updated with newly established or renamed countries and cities.
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