Harvard Apparatus anaesthesia systems for small animals

Friday, 21 June, 2019 | Supplied by: SDR Scientific

Harvard Apparatus’ preconfigured small animal anaesthesia systems are complete, easy to use, versatile and compact. They have three independent quick-connect gas outputs to allow halogenated gas to be distributed to one, two or three anaesthetic devices, such as a mask, induction box, etc, so there is no manifold required.

The product is designed for mice, rats and other small animals under 4.5 kg. It is available in a tabletop or mobile set-up, with a choice of active or passive scavenging systems.

Harvard Apparatus also provides individual anaesthesia and surgical components and can assist in creating custom systems.

Online: www.sdr.com.au
Phone: 02 9882 2882

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