Single-station induction and maintenance
Routine mouse or rat anesthesia, short bench procedures, and simple surgery prep.
ConductScience · Neuro & Surgery
Anesthesia and ventilation systems for small-animal research.
Build the anesthesia machine, vaporizer, induction chamber, mask, manifold, ventilator, circuit, monitoring, scavenging, and quote context as one system before browsing individual SKUs.
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33+anesthesia and ventilation products
10system modules
8live related tools
1quote-ready setup summary
02 / setup selector
Tell us about the procedure. Get a quote-ready system architecture.
The selector converts species, procedure class, station count, interface, gas source, scavenging, monitoring, and room constraints into a system checklist.
Species / size band
Procedure context
Station count
2simultaneous stations
Maintenance interface
Oxygen / air source
Scavenging requirement
Monitoring readiness
Facility constraints
03 / workflow pathways
Pick the path that matches the lab workflow.
Each path links to the common product classes needed to quote a complete anesthesia setup.
Multi-station rodent surgery
Shared benches with multiple cone masks, flowmeters, manifolds, and active scavenging.
Stereotaxic anesthesia
Head-fixed procedures with stable nose-cone delivery and scavenging close to the cone.
Ventilator-assisted procedures
Intubation workflows, respiratory support, and controlled pressure/volume planning.
04 / module matrix
What belongs in a complete anesthesia and ventilation quote.
Use this as the buyer-facing completeness check before sending a single-product quote request.
Gas source
Wall oxygen, tank oxygen, pump air, or mixed gas feeding the system.
Required →Vaporizer / machineCalibrated inhalant delivery with flow control and output selection.
Required →Induction chamberSpecies-sized chamber for transition to the maintenance interface.
Required →Maintenance interfaceCone, mask, stereotaxic cone, or endotracheal setup.
Required →ManifoldDistributes fresh gas to multiple stations from one system.
Conditional →Breathing circuitTubing geometry that controls delivery, dead space, and exhaust path.
Conditional →VentilatorControlled ventilation for intubated or respiratory-support procedures.
When required →ScavengingPassive canisters, active evacuation, or facility exhaust review.
Required →Monitoring & warmingTemperature support, respiration, oxygenation, and capnography readiness.
Survival surgery →AccessoriesTubing, ET tubes, spare masks, canisters, adapters, and replacements.
Always →05 / protocol science
Equipment planning should follow the species, the procedure, and the approved protocol.
This section gives protocol structure, monitoring prompts, recovery planning, and citation handoff. Final anesthetic settings, analgesia, endpoints, and deviations remain under veterinary and IACUC control.
Planning aid only. Do not treat this page as veterinary approval, OSHA certification, or IACUC approval. It should generate better questions, cleaner quotes, and a structured handoff into ConductCompliance.
Mouse
Low-dead-space cone or stereotaxic nose cone, heat support, short tubing, chamber sizing, and recovery observation.
Rat
Larger cone or mask, stereotaxic interface options, heating, respiration monitoring, and intubation support for longer cases.
Hamster / gerbil
Mouse-like chamber and mask sizing with species-specific reflex checks, humidity, warmth, and close recovery review.
Rabbit
Larger breathing circuit, intubation or laryngeal-mask interface, ventilation planning, capnography readiness, and veterinary review.
Stereotaxic workflow
Head-fixed cone, active scavenging near the cone, stable anesthetic plane, heat support, eye lubrication, and procedure timing.
Waste-gas safety
Scavenging architecture, leak checks, canister weighing policy, and room ventilation review before purchase.
ConductCompliance handoff
Move the protocol draft into the IACUC Protocol Creator.
Export species, procedure, anesthesia settings, analgesia prompts, monitoring plan, scavenging plan, equipment BOM, and citations into a reviewable protocol packet.
06 / tools
Plan agent use, protocol categories, IACUC context, and room constraints.
Live tools are linked directly. Additional anesthesia-specific planners remain surfaced as build candidates.
live planning preview
Isoflurane use and canister planner
A transparent planning estimate for agent use and scavenging load. Final settings and canister policy stay under veterinary, EHS, and institutional protocol control.
Liquid / procedure0.36 mL
Weekly liquid4.3 mL
Vapor load0.1 L
Canister reminder~54 days
Anesthetic gas cost calculatoragent useUSDA pain category calculatorprotocol3Rs justification builderIACUCIACUC animal budget calculatoranimal countVivarium air change calculatorfacilityRodent infusion rate calculatorsupportRodent dosing calculatordose mathTemperature unit converterwarming
Planners to create next
Small-animal anesthesia system selector
Waste anesthetic gas scavenging checklist
Rodent ventilator tidal-volume planner
Small-animal breathing-circuit dead-space checker
Anesthesia workstation BOM builder
07 / quote workflow
Send a complete system context, not a single-product guess.
Toggle the checklist to track whether the quote packet has enough context for a clean handoff.
6 / 15 quote fields ready
Animal welfare
Include anesthetic plan, analgesia, monitoring, warming, recovery, endpoints, and escalation criteria in the protocol packet.
Waste-gas control
Review active versus passive scavenging, canister weighing, leak checks, room ventilation, and EHS sign-off before purchase.
Monitoring and recovery
Plan temperature support, respiration, oxygenation, capnography when relevant, eye lubrication, and post-procedure observation.
