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Props, tools & effects: 593 3D models
Hands holding things, lights and glows, tools, clinic and everyday objects, nature, signs and 3D symbols (real sizes everyday). Each one is a ready-made 3D model you can turn, recolour and place in a figure — open BioDioRama and type its name in the Library search.
Everyday objects · Hand gestures · Hands holding things · Surgical & dissection · Clinic & diagnostics · Lamps & torches · Glows & highlights · Fire, water & air · Waves, fields & motion · Pointers & markers · Hammers & striking · Screwdrivers & keys · Wrenches & pliers · Cutting & shaping · Measuring & marking · Power & workshop · Fasteners & hardware · Kitchen & tableware · Office & study · Devices & electronics · Furniture & home (1 unit ≈ 1 m) · Clothing & accessories · Sport & play · Transport (1 unit ≈ 1 m) · Trees & plants (1 unit ≈ 1 m) · Flowers (1 unit ≈ 10 cm) · Rocks, minerals & finds (1 unit ≈ 10 cm) · Landscapes & planets · Hazard pictograms (GHS) · Warning signs · Prohibition signs · Mandatory signs · Safe-condition & fire signs · Safety equipment · 3D letters & numbers · 3D icons
Everyday objects 1
- Lit cigarette with smoke — A burning cigarette and its smoke — tobacco smoke carries more than 70 known carcinogens, among them benzo[a]pyrene and nitrosamines. (8.5 cm)
Hand gestures 10
- Open hand — An open hand, palm towards you — stop, present, five.
- Flat hand — A flat hand with the fingers together.
- Pointing hand — An index finger pointing — this one, look here.
- Pinching fingers — Thumb and index finger pinching — precision, small amounts.
- Gripping hand — A hand closed in a grip.
- Thumbs up — Approval, success, OK.
- Fist — A closed fist — strength, solidarity.
- OK sign — The OK gesture.
- Peace / victory sign — Two fingers raised.
- Cupped hand — A cupped hand — holding, offering, receiving.
Hands holding things 42
- Hand holding a Falcon tube — A hand holding a Falcon tube — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a microcentrifuge tube — A hand holding a microcentrifuge tube — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a cryovial — A hand holding a cryovial — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a micropipette — A hand holding a micropipette — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a multichannel pipette — A hand holding a multichannel pipette — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a dropper pipette — A hand holding a dropper pipette — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a syringe — A hand holding a syringe — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a Petri dish — A hand holding a Petri dish on the palm — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a test tube — A hand holding a test tube — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a microscope slide — A hand holding a microscope slide — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a PCR tube strip — A hand holding a PCR tube strip — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a vial — A hand holding a vial — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a well plate — A hand holding a well plate on the palm — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a culture flask — A hand holding a culture flask — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a autoinjector pen — A hand holding a autoinjector pen — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a inhaler — A hand holding a inhaler — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a capsule — A hand holding a capsule — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a inoculating needle — A hand holding a inoculating needle — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a cuvette — A hand holding a cuvette — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a mouse — A hand holding a mouse on the palm — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a scalpel — A hand holding a scalpel — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a forceps — A hand holding a forceps — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a swab — A hand holding a swab — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a blood tube — A hand holding a blood tube — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a thermometer — A hand holding a thermometer — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a tablet (pill) — A hand holding a tablet (pill) — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a pill bottle — A hand holding a pill bottle — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a rapid test — A hand holding a rapid test — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a smartphone — A hand holding a smartphone on the palm — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a pen — A hand holding a pen — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a marker pen — A hand holding a marker pen — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a torch — A hand holding a torch — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a apple — A hand holding a apple on the palm — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a screwdriver — A hand holding a screwdriver — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a hammer — A hand holding a hammer — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a laser pointer — A hand holding a laser pointer — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a microphone — A hand holding a microphone — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a water bottle — A hand holding a water bottle — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a mug — A hand holding a mug — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a pencil — A hand holding a pencil — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a key — A hand holding a key — the item is the library model, at its real size.
- Hand holding a lab spatula — A hand holding a lab spatula — the item is the library model, at its real size.
Surgical & dissection 27
- Scalpel (No. 10 blade) — A surgical scalpel with a curved No. 10 blade — skin incisions.
- Scalpel (No. 11 blade) — A pointed No. 11 blade — stab incisions, fine dissection.
- Disposable scalpel — A single-use scalpel with a plastic handle and blade guard.
- Fine forceps (straight) — Fine-tipped dissecting forceps — microsurgery, handling tissue.
- Curved forceps — Forceps with curved tips — reaching around tissue.
- Toothed forceps (Adson) — Adson forceps with interlocking teeth — holding skin for suturing.
- Tweezers — Flat-tipped tweezers — picking up small things.
- Surgical scissors — Straight operating scissors.
- Iris scissors (curved) — Small curved scissors for delicate work.
- Needle holder — A locking needle holder (driver) — suturing.
- Haemostat (Kelly clamp) — A locking clamp that closes vessels — haemostasis.
- Surgical retractor — A hand-held retractor holding a wound open.
- Suture needle with thread — A curved suture needle with its thread.
- Dissection pins — Pins with round heads for pinning tissue to a wax tray.
- Dissection tray (wax) — A metal tray with a black wax floor.
- Lab spatula — A double-ended stainless spatula for weighing powders.
- Inoculation loop — A wire loop for streaking bacteria on agar.
- Cell spreader (L-shaped) — A sterile L-shaped spreader for plating.
- Cell scraper — A plastic scraper for lifting cells from a flask.
- Cotton swab — A sterile cotton-tipped swab — sampling, nasal swabs.
- Swab in transport tube — A sample swab in its labelled transport tube.
- Blood tube — EDTA (lavender) — A vacuum blood-collection tube for whole blood counts (EDTA).
- Blood tube — serum (red) — A vacuum blood-collection tube for serum (clot activator).
- Blood tube — citrate (light blue) — A vacuum blood-collection tube for coagulation tests (citrate).
- Blood tube — heparin (green) — A vacuum blood-collection tube for plasma chemistry (heparin).
- Blood tube — fluoride (grey) — A vacuum blood-collection tube for glucose (sodium fluoride).
- Tourniquet strap — A latex-free tourniquet for drawing blood.
Clinic & diagnostics 44
- Digital thermometer — A digital clinical thermometer.
- Infrared ear thermometer — A tympanic (ear) thermometer.
- Stethoscope — A dual-head stethoscope.
- Blood-pressure monitor — An automatic upper-arm blood-pressure monitor with its cuff.
- Pulse oximeter — A fingertip pulse oximeter showing oxygen saturation.
- Reflex hammer — A Taylor reflex hammer.
- Otoscope — An otoscope for looking into the ear.
- Tongue depressor — A wooden tongue depressor.
- Glucose meter with strip — A blood-glucose meter with a test strip inserted.
- Lancing device — A spring-loaded finger-prick lancing pen.
- Rapid antigen test — A lateral-flow test cassette with two lines.
- Specimen cup — A screw-top urine / specimen container.
- Sharps container — A yellow sharps bin with a red lid.
- Biohazard bag — An autoclavable biohazard waste bag.
- Prescription pill bottle — An amber pill bottle with a white child-proof cap.
- Blister pack — A blister pack of tablets.
- Tablet (pill) — A round scored tablet.
- Weekly pill organiser — A seven-day pill box.
- Eye-drop bottle — A dropper bottle of eye drops.
- Nasal spray — A pump nasal spray.
- Ointment tube — A squeezable ointment or cream tube.
- Medicine cup — A graduated dosing cup.
- Bandage roll — A roll of elastic crepe bandage.
- Adhesive bandage (plaster) — A sticking plaster.
- Gauze pads — A stack of sterile gauze pads.
- Medical tape — A roll of surgical tape.
- Crutch — An adjustable underarm crutch.
- Walking cane — A walking stick with a curved handle.
- Wheelchair — A manual wheelchair.
- Hospital bed — An adjustable hospital bed with rails.
- IV drip stand — An IV pole with a saline bag and drip line.
- Oxygen mask — A clear oxygen mask with tubing.
- Nasal cannula — Oxygen prongs with tubing.
- Surgical mask — A pleated three-ply surgical face mask.
- N95 respirator — A cup-shaped N95 respirator.
- Face shield — A clear face shield with a foam headband.
- Safety goggles — Splash-proof lab safety goggles.
- Box of nitrile gloves — A dispenser box of disposable gloves with one pulled out.
- Hand-sanitiser pump — A pump bottle of alcohol hand gel.
- First-aid kit — A green first-aid case with a white cross.
- Defibrillator (AED) — An automated external defibrillator with pads.
- ECG electrodes — Self-adhesive ECG electrode pads.
- Ambulance stretcher — A wheeled ambulance stretcher.
- Mortar and pestle — A porcelain mortar and pestle for grinding.
Lamps & torches 15
- Desk lamp (on) — An articulated desk lamp shining down.
- Floor lamp — A standing lamp with a fabric shade.
- Pendant lamp — A hanging ceiling lamp lighting the space below.
- Light bulb (on) — A glowing incandescent light bulb — ideas, insight.
- Light bulb (off) — A clear light bulb, switched off.
- LED bulb — A frosted LED bulb, lit.
- Fluorescent tube — A glowing fluorescent tube light.
- Torch (flashlight) shining — A torch casting a beam of light — illuminating, searching.
- Head torch — A head torch with an elastic strap.
- UV lamp — A hand-held ultraviolet lamp casting violet light — fluorescence, sterilisation.
- Laser pointer (red) — A laser with its straight, glowing beam — optics, photothermal therapy, pointing.
- Laser pointer (green) — A laser with its straight, glowing beam — optics, photothermal therapy, pointing.
- Laser beam (blue) — A laser with its straight, glowing beam — optics, photothermal therapy, pointing.
- Spotlight — A stage spotlight casting a cone of light.
- Candle (lit) — A lit candle with its flame.
Glows & highlights 9
- Inflammation glow (redness) — A soft red glow to lay over a body part — inflammation, infection, pain, swelling.
- Heat glow — An orange glow — heat, fever, hyperthermia, photothermal heating.
- Cold glow — A pale blue glow — cold, cryotherapy, cooling.
- Glowing orb — A bright sphere with a soft halo — energy, signals, highlights.
- Glowing ring — A ring of light to circle something on a figure.
- Radiant burst — Rays radiating from a point — emphasis, a "eureka" moment, release.
- Sparkles — Four-pointed sparkles — new, clean, shiny, highlight.
- Pain / impact marker — A jagged burst marking pain, injury or an impact.
- Target rings — Concentric rings marking a target or site of action.
Fire, water & air 17
- Flame — A single flame — burning, heating, Bunsen burner.
- Campfire — Logs and flames.
- Smoke puff — A billowing puff of smoke or vapour.
- Steam wisps — Rising wisps of steam — hot drinks, evaporation.
- Water splash — A crown splash of water.
- Droplets — Falling water droplets.
- Bubbles — Rising bubbles — gas, fermentation, carbonation.
- Snowflake — A six-armed snowflake — cold, freezing, cryopreservation.
- Ice cube — A clear ice cube.
- Lightning bolt — A 3D lightning bolt — electricity, power, energy, a sudden event.
- Sun with rays — A bright sun.
- Crescent moon — A crescent moon — night, sleep, circadian rhythm.
- Rainbow — A rainbow arc.
- Cloud — A soft white cloud.
- Rain cloud — A grey cloud with falling rain.
- Tornado — A funnel of spinning air.
- Water wave — A curling ocean wave.
Waves, fields & motion 6
- Sound waves — Arcs of sound spreading out — ultrasound, hearing, signalling.
- Signal waves — Broadcast arcs from a point — wireless signals, transmission, telemetry.
- Heat shimmer — Wavy lines rising — heat, hot surface, warming.
- Radiation rays — Wavy rays from a source — radiation, irradiation, radiotherapy.
- Motion lines — Speed lines showing movement.
- Burst / explosion — A bursting explosion — release, rupture, lysis.
Pointers & markers 5
- Location pin — A 3D map pin marking a location or site.
- Magnifying glass over a spot — A magnifying lens pointing out a detail.
- Mouse pointer — A 3D arrow cursor — click here, user action.
- Highlight circle (flat) — A flat translucent disc for highlighting an area.
- Dashed ring — A dashed ring marking a region.
Hammers & striking 4
- Claw hammer — A steel claw hammer.
- Ball-peen hammer — An engineer’s ball-peen hammer.
- Rubber mallet — A rubber-headed mallet.
- Sledgehammer — A heavy sledgehammer.
Screwdrivers & keys 5
- Flat screwdriver — A flat screwdriver with a comfortable grip.
- Phillips screwdriver — A phillips screwdriver with a comfortable grip.
- Torx screwdriver — A torx screwdriver with a comfortable grip.
- Precision screwdriver — A precision screwdriver with a comfortable grip.
- Allen keys (hex set) — A set of hex keys on a holder.
Wrenches & pliers 7
- Combination spanner — An open-end and ring spanner.
- Adjustable wrench — An adjustable wrench with a thumb screw.
- Pipe wrench — A heavy pipe wrench.
- Socket wrench (ratchet) — A ratchet with a socket.
- Combination pliers — Combination pliers.
- Needle-nose pliers — Needle-nose pliers.
- Wire cutters — Wire cutters.
Cutting & shaping 7
- Utility knife — A retractable box cutter.
- Scissors — Everyday scissors with plastic handles.
- Hand saw — A panel saw for wood.
- Hacksaw — A hacksaw for metal.
- Wood chisel — A bevel-edged wood chisel.
- Metal file — A flat engineer’s file.
- Axe — A wood axe.
Measuring & marking 10
- Tape measure — A retractable tape measure with the tape pulled out.
- Steel rule — A 30 cm steel rule with markings.
- Spirit level — A level with bubble vials.
- Carpenter’s square — A steel try square.
- Vernier caliper — A vernier caliper for precise measurements.
- Digital caliper — A caliper with a digital readout.
- Micrometer — An outside micrometer screw gauge.
- Protractor — A clear half-round protractor.
- Drawing compass — A compass for drawing circles.
- Carpenter’s pencil — A flat carpenter’s pencil.
Power & workshop 20
- Cordless drill — A battery drill with a bit.
- Soldering iron — A soldering iron resting in its stand.
- Hot-glue gun — A hot-glue gun with a glue stick.
- C-clamp — A G-clamp with its screw.
- Bench vice — A cast-iron bench vice.
- Toolbox — A red metal toolbox.
- Crowbar — A steel pry bar.
- Shovel — A garden shovel.
- Garden rake — A garden rake.
- Hand trowel — A small garden trowel.
- Paint brush — A flat paint brush.
- Paint roller — A paint roller.
- Duct tape roll — A roll of silver duct tape.
- Cable ties — A bundle of cable ties.
- Rope coil — A coil of rope.
- Chain — A length of steel chain.
- Padlock — A brass padlock.
- Key — A door key.
- Carabiner — An aluminium carabiner.
- Hook — A steel S-hook.
Fasteners & hardware 7
- Wood screw — A countersunk wood screw.
- Bolt and nut — A hex bolt with its nut and washer.
- Nails — A few steel nails.
- Washers — Steel washers.
- Door hinge — A brass butt hinge.
- Compression spring — A steel coil spring.
- Ball bearing — A steel ball bearing with its balls visible.
Kitchen & tableware 26
- Mug — A ceramic mug.
- Cup and saucer — A teacup on its saucer.
- Glass of water — A tumbler of water.
- Wine glass — A stemmed wine glass with red wine.
- Water bottle — A reusable water bottle.
- Plastic bottle — A plastic drinks bottle with a label.
- Glass bottle — A green glass bottle.
- Drinks can — An aluminium drinks can.
- Electric kettle — An electric kettle on its base.
- Teapot — A porcelain teapot.
- Plate — A dinner plate.
- Spoon — A steel spoon.
- Fork — A steel fork.
- Table knife — A table knife.
- Chopsticks — A pair of chopsticks.
- Frying pan — A non-stick frying pan.
- Saucepan — A steel saucepan with a lid.
- Cutting board — A wooden chopping board.
- Whisk — A balloon whisk.
- Rolling pin — A wooden rolling pin.
- Salt shaker — A glass salt shaker.
- Measuring jug — A clear measuring jug.
- Kitchen blender — A countertop kitchen blender.
- Microwave oven — A microwave oven.
- Toaster — A two-slot toaster with toast popping up.
- Refrigerator (1 unit ≈ 1 m) — A two-door fridge.
Office & study 31
- Book — A closed hardback book.
- Stack of books — A stack of books.
- Open book — An open book.
- Spiral notebook — A spiral-bound notebook.
- Lab notebook — A bound laboratory notebook.
- Sheet of paper — A printed A4 sheet.
- Sticky notes — A pad of sticky notes.
- Clipboard — A clipboard with a form.
- Folder — A document folder.
- Envelope — A sealed envelope.
- Pencil — A sharpened HB pencil.
- Ballpoint pen — A click ballpoint pen.
- Fountain pen — A fountain pen.
- Marker pen — A permanent marker.
- Highlighter — A yellow highlighter.
- Eraser — A rubber eraser.
- Stapler — A desk stapler.
- Paper clip — A paper clip.
- Push pin — A coloured push pin.
- Calculator — A scientific calculator.
- Desk calendar — A flip desk calendar.
- Ring binder — A lever-arch file.
- Globe — A desk globe on its stand.
- Graduation cap — A mortarboard with a tassel.
- Diploma scroll — A rolled diploma tied with a ribbon.
- Trophy — A golden trophy cup.
- Medal — A gold medal on a ribbon.
- Chalkboard (1 unit ≈ 1 m) — A chalkboard on an easel.
- Whiteboard (1 unit ≈ 1 m) — A whiteboard on a stand.
- Lectern (1 unit ≈ 1 m) — A speaker’s lectern with a microphone.
- Microphone — A handheld microphone.
Devices & electronics 33
- Smartphone — A smartphone with its screen on.
- Tablet computer — A tablet showing a chart.
- Laptop — An open laptop.
- Computer monitor — A flat-screen monitor on a stand.
- Keyboard — A computer keyboard.
- Computer mouse — A computer mouse.
- Headphones — Over-ear headphones.
- Wireless earbuds — Wireless earbuds with their case.
- Smartwatch — A smartwatch with a strap.
- DSLR camera — A digital SLR camera with a lens.
- Printer — An office printer with a page.
- Wi-Fi router — A wireless router with antennas.
- USB stick — A USB flash drive.
- Memory card — An SD memory card.
- External hard drive — A portable hard drive with its cable.
- Server rack (1 unit ≈ 1 m) — A rack of servers with status lights.
- Game controller — A game controller.
- VR headset — A virtual-reality headset.
- Bluetooth speaker — A portable speaker.
- Television (1 unit ≈ 1 m) — A flat-screen television.
- Projector — A projector casting light.
- Remote control — A TV remote control.
- Power bank — A portable battery pack.
- AA battery — An AA cell.
- 9 V battery — A 9-volt battery.
- Coin cell — A button / coin battery.
- Mains plug — A plug with its cable.
- Power strip — An extension socket strip.
- Light switch — A wall light switch.
- Smoke detector — A ceiling smoke alarm.
- Security camera — A CCTV camera.
- Drone — A quadcopter drone.
- Robot — A friendly small robot.
Furniture & home (1 unit ≈ 1 m) 21
- Chair — A wooden chair.
- Office chair — A swivel office chair.
- Lab stool — An adjustable lab stool.
- Table — A rectangular table.
- Desk — An office desk with a drawer unit.
- Bookshelf — A bookcase with books.
- Storage cabinet — A steel lab cabinet.
- Sofa — A three-seat sofa.
- Bed — A double bed with pillows.
- Door — A door in its frame.
- Window — A window with a sill.
- Potted plant — A leafy houseplant in a pot.
- Vase of flowers — Flowers in a glass vase.
- Wall clock — A round wall clock.
- Waste bin — A pedal waste bin.
- Recycling bin — A recycling bin with the recycling sign.
- Mirror — A standing mirror.
- Lab sink with tap — A sink with a gooseneck tap.
- Toilet — A toilet.
- Bathtub — A bathtub.
- Umbrella — An open umbrella.
Clothing & accessories 12
- T-shirt — A folded T-shirt shape.
- Lab coat on a hanger — A white laboratory coat on a hanger.
- Sneaker — A trainer shoe.
- Rubber boots — Wellington boots.
- Baseball cap — A baseball cap.
- Sun hat — A wide-brimmed sun hat.
- Spectacles — A pair of glasses.
- Sunglasses — Dark sunglasses.
- Wristwatch — An analogue wristwatch.
- Backpack — A rucksack.
- Suitcase — A wheeled suitcase.
- Handbag — A leather handbag.
Sport & play 20
- Football — A soccer ball.
- Basketball — A basketball.
- Tennis racket and ball — A tennis racket with a ball.
- Gym dumbbell — A hex dumbbell.
- Kettlebell — A cast-iron kettlebell.
- Yoga mat — A rolled-out yoga mat.
- Skateboard — A skateboard.
- Chess king — A king chess piece — strategy, decisions.
- Chess queen — A queen chess piece — strategy, decisions.
- Chess rook — A rook chess piece — strategy, decisions.
- Chess bishop — A bishop chess piece — strategy, decisions.
- Chess pawn — A pawn chess piece — strategy, decisions.
- Chess knight — A knight chess piece.
- Dice — A pair of dice.
- Jigsaw puzzle piece — A 3D jigsaw piece — fitting together, missing piece.
- Toy blocks — Stacked toy blocks with letters.
- Balloon — A party balloon on a string.
- Teddy bear — A teddy bear.
- Rubber duck — A yellow rubber duck.
- Kite — A diamond kite with a tail.
Transport (1 unit ≈ 1 m) 15
- Car — A hatchback car.
- Ambulance — An ambulance van.
- Bus — A city bus.
- Delivery truck — A box truck.
- Bicycle — A bicycle.
- Motorbike — A motorbike.
- Aeroplane — A passenger aeroplane.
- Helicopter — An air-ambulance helicopter.
- Rocket — A space rocket.
- Satellite — A satellite with solar panels.
- Cargo ship — A container ship.
- Sailing boat — A small sailing boat.
- Submarine — A submarine.
- Train — A passenger train.
- Kick scooter — A kick scooter.
Trees & plants (1 unit ≈ 1 m) 12
- Broadleaf tree — A broad deciduous tree.
- Pine tree — A conifer.
- Palm tree — A coconut palm.
- Birch tree — A slender white-barked birch.
- Autumn tree — A tree in autumn colours.
- Bare tree (winter) — A leafless tree.
- Bush — A rounded shrub.
- Hedge — A clipped box hedge.
- Grass tuft — A tuft of grass.
- Cactus — A saguaro cactus in a pot.
- Fern — A fern with unfurling fronds.
- Reeds — Reeds or bulrushes by water.
Flowers (1 unit ≈ 10 cm) 8
- Daisy — A daisy.
- Sunflower — A sunflower.
- Tulip — A tulip.
- Poppy — A poppy.
- Cornflower — A cornflower.
- Lotus — A lotus.
- Rose — A red rose.
- Toadstool — A red-capped toadstool.
Rocks, minerals & finds (1 unit ≈ 10 cm) 16
- Rock — A rock.
- Boulder — A large boulder.
- Pebbles — Smooth river pebbles.
- Sandstone — A block of sandstone.
- Quartz crystal cluster — A cluster of clear quartz points.
- Amethyst geode — A split geode lined with amethyst.
- Gemstone — A cut brilliant gemstone.
- Ammonite fossil — A coiled ammonite fossil.
- Conch shell — A spiral conch shell.
- Scallop shell — A ribbed scallop shell.
- Feather — A bird feather.
- Bird nest with eggs — A nest with three eggs.
- Acorn — An acorn.
- Pine cone — A pine cone.
- Log — A cut log showing growth rings.
- Tree stump — A tree stump.
Landscapes & planets 11
- Mountain — A snow-capped mountain.
- Grassy hill — A rolling green hill.
- Island — A small tropical island.
- Volcano — An erupting volcano.
- Iceberg — An iceberg in the sea.
- Earth — The Earth from space.
- Mars — The planet Mars.
- Jupiter — The planet Jupiter.
- Saturn — The planet Saturn.
- Neptune — The planet Neptune.
- The Moon — The Moon with craters.
Hazard pictograms (GHS) 9
- GHS flammable — Flammable liquids, solids and gases.
- GHS oxidising — Oxidisers — intensify fire.
- GHS explosive — Explosives and self-reactive substances.
- GHS gas under pressure — Gases under pressure.
- GHS corrosive — Corrosive to skin, eyes and metals.
- GHS acute toxicity — Acutely toxic — can kill.
- GHS harmful / irritant — Irritant, sensitiser or harmful.
- GHS serious health hazard — Carcinogens, mutagens, reproductive toxins, respiratory sensitisers.
- GHS environmental hazard — Toxic to aquatic life.
Warning signs 14
- Biohazard warning — Biological hazard — infectious material.
- Radiation warning — Ionising radiation.
- Laser warning — Laser beam hazard.
- High-voltage warning — Danger of electric shock.
- Magnetic-field warning — Strong magnetic field (e.g. MRI).
- Toxic warning — Toxic material.
- Corrosive warning — Corrosive substances.
- Flammable warning — Flammable material.
- Low-temperature warning — Cryogenic or freezing conditions.
- Hot-surface warning — Hot surface — do not touch.
- General warning — General danger.
- UV-light warning — Ultraviolet radiation.
- Sharps warning — Sharp objects — needles, blades.
- Compressed-gas warning — Pressurised gas cylinders.
Prohibition signs 7
- No smoking — Smoking prohibited.
- No food or drink — No eating or drinking in the lab.
- No mobile phones — Mobile phones not allowed.
- No open flames — No open flames.
- No pacemakers — No entry with a pacemaker (MRI).
- No unauthorised entry — Authorised personnel only.
- No entry — The round red no-entry sign.
Mandatory signs 7
- Wear gloves — Protective gloves must be worn.
- Wear eye protection — Eye protection must be worn.
- Wear a lab coat — Protective clothing must be worn.
- Wear a mask — Face masks must be worn.
- Wear ear protection — Hearing protection must be worn.
- Wash your hands — Wash hands.
- Wear a face shield — A face shield must be worn.
Safe-condition & fire signs 8
- First aid — First-aid point.
- Eyewash station — Emergency eyewash.
- Safety shower — Emergency safety shower.
- Emergency exit — Emergency exit route.
- Assembly point — Evacuation assembly point.
- Defibrillator (AED) sign — An AED is here.
- Fire extinguisher sign — Location of a fire extinguisher.
- Fire alarm sign — A fire alarm call point is here.
Safety equipment 6
- Traffic cone — A traffic cone.
- Wet-floor sign — A yellow A-frame caution sign.
- Fire extinguisher — A red fire extinguisher.
- Eyewash station — A plumbed eyewash station.
- Emergency shower (1 unit ≈ 1 m) — A pull-cord emergency shower.
- Fire alarm call point — A red break-glass call point.
3D letters & numbers 63
- Letter A — The character “A” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter B — The character “B” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter C — The character “C” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter D — The character “D” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter E — The character “E” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter F — The character “F” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter G — The character “G” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter H — The character “H” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter I — The character “I” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter J — The character “J” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter K — The character “K” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter L — The character “L” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter M — The character “M” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter N — The character “N” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter O — The character “O” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter P — The character “P” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter Q — The character “Q” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter R — The character “R” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter S — The character “S” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter T — The character “T” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter U — The character “U” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter V — The character “V” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter W — The character “W” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter X — The character “X” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter Y — The character “Y” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Letter Z — The character “Z” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Number 0 — The character “0” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Number 1 — The character “1” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Number 2 — The character “2” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Number 3 — The character “3” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Number 4 — The character “4” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Number 5 — The character “5” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Number 6 — The character “6” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Number 7 — The character “7” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Number 8 — The character “8” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Number 9 — The character “9” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Greek alpha — The character “α” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Greek beta — The character “β” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Greek gamma — The character “γ” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Greek delta — The character “δ” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Greek Delta (capital) — The character “Δ” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Greek lambda — The character “λ” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Greek micro (mu) — The character “µ” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Greek pi — The character “π” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Greek sigma — The character “σ” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Greek Sigma (sum) — The character “Σ” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Greek Omega — The character “Ω” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Greek theta — The character “θ” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol + (plus) — The character “+” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol − (minus) — The character “−” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol × (times) — The character “×” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol ÷ (divide) — The character “÷” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol = (equals) — The character “=” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol ± (plus-minus) — The character “±” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol % (percent) — The character “%” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol ° (degree) — The character “°” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol ∞ (infinity) — The character “∞” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol ? (question mark) — The character “?” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol ! (exclamation mark) — The character “!” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol # (hash) — The character “#” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol @ (at sign) — The character “@” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol & (ampersand) — The character “&” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
- Symbol * (asterisk) — The character “*” in 3D — for labels, panel letters and titles.
3D icons 38
- Check mark — A check mark icon in 3D.
- Cross mark — A cross mark icon in 3D.
- Information — A information icon in 3D.
- Question — A question icon in 3D.
- Warning — A warning icon in 3D.
- Notification bell — A notification bell icon in 3D.
- Home — A home icon in 3D.
- User — A user icon in 3D.
- Team — A team icon in 3D.
- Chat bubble — A chat bubble icon in 3D.
- Phone handset — A phone handset icon in 3D.
- Cloud upload — A cloud upload icon in 3D.
- Download — A download icon in 3D.
- Upload — A upload icon in 3D.
- Play — A play icon in 3D.
- Pause — A pause icon in 3D.
- Record — A record icon in 3D.
- Wi-Fi — A wi-fi icon in 3D.
- Battery level — A battery level icon in 3D.
- Power button — A power button icon in 3D.
- Refresh — A refresh icon in 3D.
- Flag — A flag icon in 3D.
- Hourglass — A hourglass icon in 3D.
- Shield — A shield icon in 3D.
- Link — A link icon in 3D.
- Share — A share icon in 3D.
- Add (plus) — A add (plus) icon in 3D.
- Remove (minus) — A remove (minus) icon in 3D.
- Star rating — A star rating icon in 3D.
- Like (heart) — A like (heart) icon in 3D.
- Visibility (eye) — A visibility (eye) icon in 3D.
- Filter — A filter icon in 3D.
- Document — A document icon in 3D.
- Bar chart — A bar chart icon in 3D.
- Pie chart — A pie chart icon in 3D.
- Line chart — A line chart icon in 3D.
- Crown — A crown icon in 3D.
- Settings sliders — A settings sliders icon in 3D.