REPLACEMENT SLEEVES FOR ISO-H2S-2 SENSOR
- Replacement Membrane Sleves
- for 2mm Macro Sensor
- Stainless Steel
- Package of 4
Shipping & Delivery
Related products
Von Frey Probe
To assess mechanical allodynia, which is a painful response to a light touch or pressure from a stimulus that is not normally painful, the Electronic von Frey Anesthesiometer was developed. The Electronic von Frey meter uses one of 15 different flexible von Frey hairs called “SuperTips™” (or rigid tips up to 800 grams). Each hair, regardless of model chosen, is exactly 0.8 mm in diameter. This uniformity of design eliminates false readings and allows for comparison of test results. The Electronic von Frey can be used with chart recorders and analog/digital converters, and it never needs calibrated. This system includes either a 90, 800 or 1,000 gram probe. Mesh stands are available in a variety of sizes for large group studies.
Сatalog number:
5371
Low-noise cable for Microelectrode Holder, A : pin, B : pin
Сatalog number:
EZ-124DV
Anesthesia Oxygen Output Splitter
Сatalog number:
300102
Adapter Extension, Connector B: 0.31 mm socket
PLANTAR TEST/TAIL FLICK METER FOR RAT AND MOUSE
This unit, which is designed for testing narcotics and strong non-narcotic drugs, offers both Plantar (Hargreaves Method) and Tail Flick testing with a single unit. Either testing system is also available individually. In plantar mode, the visible light/heat source is directed at the paw or other desired body part, and in tail flick mode it is directed at the subjects’ tails. Test up to 12 mice or 6 rats simultaneously. If desired, other animals like cats and rabbits may also be used. Tests are simple to setup. The focused, radiant heat/light source creates a 4 x 6 mm intense spot. Because the light is visible, you know when the test starts and ends. The equipment is silent (no whining or clicking sounds) to avoid triggering an automatic response in conditioned animals. You can set a humane cutoff timer that automatically shuts off the heat if no response is observed during the designated time frame.
