Huxley-Wall Style Micromanipulator Sutter MP-85

Many researchers still believe that the traditional micromanipulator that Sir Huxley created many years ago is the best manual micromanipulator on the market. The MP-85 has the benefit of both accurate submicron movement with the fine controls and a very wide range of motion with its integrated coarse manipulator. An integrated three-axis manipulator allows for coarse positioning. The huge micrometers positioned on the base allow for ultrafine placement. These micrometers have a 10:1 reduction mechanism that allows for precise, smooth movement.

The MP-85 micromanipulator is made of brass and stainless steel, making it exceptionally weighty, substantial, and damping-efficient. Patch clamp recording, intracellular recording, and any other application that cannot tolerate drift are perfect uses for this incredibly stable architecture.

To stop corrosion, the MP-85 has been chrome-plated and anodized. The bearing surface of the rotating base, which J.R. Wall created, is made of a thin Teflon washer and is machined from hard stainless steel with a brass spindle.

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FEATURES

• The moment arms' dual springing ensures that there is no backlash and no torsion.
• A precision rotating base with a positive stop and lock is used to support the micromanipulator.
• All cross-roller bearings are used for the coarse movement, which consists of a coarse X, Y, and Z motion in addition to a fine X motion.
• You can order the micromanipulator in either a right- or left-handed variant.

OPTIONS

• 15-degree stackable wedges for manipulator tilting
• Three magnetic feet in a set for enhancing stability
• 1" thick, solid brass spacer with chrome plating