Species-specific chamber dimensions
Optimized internal volume for mouse (1.5L), rat (5.2L), and rabbit/cat (18.5L) applications ensures appropriate anesthetic concentration and animal comfort

Closed acrylic induction chambers for inhalant anesthesia in mice, rats, and rabbits.
Each unit ships with a 1.2 m bellows and R510-31S gas filter canister; inlet air flow adjustable from 0.1–4 L/min. Available in standard clear (V100–V102) and low-stress red transparent models (V105–V106).
The Anesthesia Induction Chamber encloses the animal in a sealed acrylic box during the induction phase of inhalant anesthesia. Gas enters through an inlet port and exits through an outlet connected to a scavenging line, keeping waste anesthetic away from the operator. The clear walls allow continuous visual monitoring of anesthetic depth, reducing the risk of overdose without requiring the animal to be handled during induction.
Each chamber ships with a 1.2 m corrugated bellows and an R510-31S activated-carbon filter canister. Inlet flow is controlled manually via a flowmeter (0.1–4 L/min). Compatible with isoflurane, sevoflurane, and other non-explosive inhalant agents. Not for use with liquid organic solvents.
Anesthetizing rodents prior to stereotactic surgery, electrode implantation, or brain tissue collection for histological analysis.
Inducing anesthesia before behavioral apparatus preparation, drug administration procedures, or tissue collection for pharmacokinetic studies.
Use this product when the chamber, model fit, fittings, and anesthesia workflow need to be confirmed before purchase.
Optimized internal volume for mouse (1.5L), rat (5.2L), and rabbit/cat (18.5L) applications ensures appropriate anesthetic concentration and animal comfort
Reduces stress response in rodents while maintaining visual monitoring capability for real-time assessment of anesthetic depth
Precise flow control accommodates different chamber volumes and anesthetic protocols for consistent induction timing
Captures waste anesthetic gases to protect laboratory personnel from occupational exposure while maintaining chamber function
Workflow fit
Place the subject in the chamber and observe induction according to the approved protocol.
Move to mask, nose cone, stereotaxic frame, or procedure station without breaking workflow timing.
Continue anesthesia through the selected maintenance interface with scavenging and monitoring.
Clean the chamber and track recovery timing, animal status, and any protocol notes.