Integrated Imaging Triple Breather Block
$1,463.00
The low profile Integrated Imaging Triple Breather Block is designed for use with animals weighing up to 500g. The Breather Block can be permanently integrated into a wide range of imaging systems.
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504716
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Сatalog number:
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