RWD Digital Stereotaxic Instruments
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In stock items usually ship within 2 business days
Custom / backordered items lead time vary. Contact us for a quote along with your exact delivery window.
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Specifications
2. LCD digital display, real-time shows displacement distance, accuracy 10μm
3. One key to reset, no secondary readings and calculations
4. Powered by AA battery, no electronic interference
5. Working distance in each dimension is 80 mm with precise alignment to 0.1mm resolution.
6. Vertical direction: 180° rotation and lock at any angles.
7. Horizontal direction: 360° rotation and lock at any angles.
8. Dual-lead screws ensure stable, accurate and smooth manipulation.
9. Accuracy and flexibility can be maintained at variable temperatures.
10. Extended base plate (400mm x 255mm) is applicable for a variety of animal sizes.
11. Unique anti-clockwise UP mark engraved in the knob prevents incorrect operation.
12. Vertical lock and fixing knob are separated to ensure accurate function at any angle.
13. To ensure a precise designed lateral rotation operating space, the distance between knob and the U-shaped frame is 28mm.
14. Laser engraved scales enable comfortable reading.
15. Curved nose clamp design secures the head of animals.
16. Ear bar locked plate pressing instead of clamping ensures more stability.
17. Syringe pump, micro camera and drill can be attached to instruments.
Order Information
| Category | Model | Product Description | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stereotaxic host (without accessories) | 68803.0 | Desktop digital stereotaxic instrument, SGL M | Standard configuration. Contains 68861N base, 68409 3-axis digital manipulator-left. Without adaptor, ear bars, holder and mask. |
| 68804.0 | Desktop digital stereotaxic instrument, Dual M | Standard configuration. Contains 68861N base, 68409 3-axis digital manipulator-left and 68410 3-axis digital manipulator-right. Without adaptor, ear bars, holder and mask. | |
| Required accessories (optional) | 68055.0 | Mouse Adaptor | |
| 68030.0 | Mouse/Neonatal Rat Adaptor | ||
| 68057.0 | Mouse Anesthesia Adaptor | ||
| 68021.0 | Rat Adaptor | ||
| 68053.0 | Rat Anesthesia Adaptor | ||
| 68301.0 | Rat 18° Ear Bars | ||
| 68306.0 | Mouse 60° Ear Bars | ||
| 68201.0 | Standard Probe Holder-Corner | Clamping range: 0.3–1.5 mm | |
| 68217.0 | Cannula Holder | Clamping diameter: 3.5 mm. The clamping part is plastic. | |
| 68205.0 | Cannula Holder | Clamping diameter: 3.5 mm. The clamping part is metal. | |
| 68214.0 | Ceramic Ferrule Holder | Clamping diameter: 1.25 mm | |
| 68215.0 | Ceramic Ferrule Holder | Clamping diameter: 2.5 mm | |
| 68206.0 | General Probe Holder | Clamping range: 3–12 mm | |
| 68218.0 | Syringe Holder | Syringe barrel clamping range: 6–12 mm. Syringe needle clamping range: 0.3–1.5 mm. | |
| 68605.0 | Microdrill Holder | Clamping diameter: 14.5 mm. Suitable for 78001 microdrill. | |
| *Other specifications available. Please refer to the RWD product catalog. | |||
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