$125.00 – $157.00
Flat Bottom Restrainers are manufactured from perspex cylinders mounted on a flat black perspex base. The restrainers give access through both extremes, by opening the respective tilting door that is fixed by a screw at the upper part of the restrainer. Rodents can be immobilised by sliding the doors along the restrainer. A slot in the base of the door allows for the whole tail to be available for the pulse transducer and cuff installation, the i.v. drug administration or blood extraction.
The easy operation of the doors and its disposition on the extremes of the restrainer makes the manipulation of the animal convenient and avoids the animal to be dragged backwards, protecting it from injuries.
ConductScience offers Flat Bottom Restrainers.
Flat bottom restrainers are manufactured from perspex cylinders mounted on a flat black perspex base. All the models have free access through both extremes, by opening the respective tilting door that is fixed by a screw at the upper part of the restrainer.
Animals can be immobilized by sliding the doors along the restrainer. A slot in the base of the door allows for the whole tail to be available for the pulse transducer and cuff installation, the i.v drug administration, or the blood extraction.
The easy operation of the doors and their disposition on the extremes of the restrainer makes the manipulation of the animals convenient and avoids being dragged backward, protecting them from injuries in the feet.
Weight | Measurements |
125g to 250g | 2.5″ diam. x 6″ long (6cm x 15.25cm) |
250 to 500g | 3.25″ diam. x 8″ long (8.255cm x 20.32cm) |
30-125g | 2″ diam. x 5″ long |
15-30g | 1.5″ x 3.75″ long |
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Size | 15-30g, 30g-70g, 70g-125g, 125g-250g, 250g.-500g |
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