September Map Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Product Code : EL-WMOI-3169
Jlab Export is a leading September Map Manufacturer,and suppliers in India

September Map (code EL-WMOI-3169) is a wall weather map of India for September, sized 70 x 100 cm, that geography teachers use to show how the weather of a day is recorded and how students can read it back from a map. Printed in multicolour on white synthetic polyart sheet with plastic rollers, it marks important meteorological stations, maximum and minimum temperatures, isobars and meteorological signs. JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd) manufactures it at its works in Ambala, India.

Specifications

What Is the September Weather Map Used For?

A standard class 11 geography practical asks students to study a weather map and write a short account of the day’s weather, and the September map is built for that kind of exercise. Students note the maximum and minimum temperatures at the meteorological stations, use the isobars to pick out areas of high and low pressure, and decode the meteorological signs for wind, sky and precipitation. Where the isobars run close together the pressure gradient is steep and winds are stronger, which gives a useful talking point for the class. The map’s own guide to recording and depicting the weather also helps students set out a weather chart in their practical file, and the same skills carry on into college geography.

September is the last month of India’s south-west monsoon season. The monsoon usually begins to withdraw from the north-west, starting over western Rajasthan, during the month: rainfall eases there first, drier winds return and high pressure starts to build again over north-west India, while low-pressure systems can still bring heavy rain to central and eastern parts of the country. The class 9 geography chapter on climate describes this retreat, and a September map gives students a concrete case to check it against before they move on to the October map.

What to Specify When Ordering

• Which months — September alone, or the August and October maps as well so students can follow the monsoon from its peak to its withdrawal.
• Number of maps — at least 10 units per order.
• Language — the map is listed in English; mention it early if your syllabus calls for bilingual material.
• Instruments for the same practical — a wet-and-dry hygrometer or a weather vane if students will record conditions outside the classroom.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can students read from the September Map?
The locations of important meteorological stations, their maximum and minimum temperatures, the isobars and the meteorological signs, plus guidance on how a day’s weather is recorded and depicted.

How big is the map and how is it hung?
The sheet is 70 x 100 cm, printed in several colours on white synthetic polyart, and it is fitted with plastic rollers for hanging on a wall or board.

What happens to the monsoon in September?
It normally starts to withdraw from north-west India, beginning over western Rajasthan, so rainfall decreases there and drier air returns. Other parts of the country can still receive heavy monsoon rain during the month.

Which language is the map printed in?
English. The listing names no other language version, so ask JLab before ordering if your school needs Hindi or bilingual material.

Is the October map or any instrument part of this listing?
No. This listing is the September map on its own; the other monthly maps and the weather instruments are separate catalogue items that can be quoted together.

How many maps must I order, and how soon are they dispatched?
At least 10 units, supplied as individual maps. Orders usually leave within 7–10 working days, and each map is inspected by eye first. Export transit time is extra and depends on the destination.

What details does JLab need for an export quotation?
Tell us the quantity, the country and the port or city of delivery, the delivery terms you prefer (for example FOB or CIF), any special packing or labelling, and a tender reference if the purchase is for a tender.

Who makes the September Map?
JLab — Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd — manufactures it at its own works in Ambala, Haryana, India.

OEM Manufacturer

Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd, which trades as JLab, is an Indian maker of educational charts, maps and laboratory equipment, incorporated in 2017 and located on Hargolal Road, Ambala, Haryana (see about JLab). Its weather maps come from its own works and are not bought in from traders, which means schools, colleges, dealers and importers deal directly with the manufacturer, every map passes a visual check before dispatch, and later orders for further months are handled by the same company. JLab exports worldwide and serves buyers in every region, for example the USA in North America, Taiwan in East Asia, Trinidad and Tobago in Central America and the Caribbean, Italy in Southern Europe and Tonga in Oceania. For tender purchases, see the JLab lab tenders page.

Related Maps and Weather Instruments

• August Map — the 70 x 100 cm weather map for the month before.
• October Map — the next map in the monthly series.
• Hygrometer Wet and Dry — measures humidity with a wet-bulb and a dry-bulb thermometer.
• Weather Vane — a wind vane on a metal stand that shows wind direction.
• Pressure and Winds Chart — a wall chart on atmospheric pressure and the winds it drives.

All twelve monthly maps are in the Weather Maps of India range, part of JLab’s Charts collection.

Request a Quote

Quotations come straight from the manufacturer. Click Add To Cart on this page, or use the contact page to send how many September maps you need (minimum 10 units), any other months or instruments to include, and where the order should be delivered.

Last updated: 4 October 2026