68098 Monkey Spinal Cord Impactor

The RWD 68098 Monkey Spinal Cord Impactor allows you to accurately simulate spinal cord injuries under experimental conditions.

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The monkey spinal impactor 68098 from RWD is a special tool for analyzing spinal cord damage mechanisms. To achieve exact positioning and measurement, it uses a precision laser. The spinal impactor, when used in conjunction with the big animal stereotaxic instrument and the monkey spinal cord adaptor, resolves the issue of modeling error brought on by spinal collapse, thereby guaranteeing the effectiveness and consistency of the experiment.

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0.01mm precision
Disassembled
Localization accuracy and distance measurement
Easy to clean

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It is simple to use and has a perfect design. It is specifically made for the creation of spinal cord injury model for a 5 kilogram or less macaque monkey.
The damaging effect is impressive when pneumatic principle is employed to adjust strike speed, strike depth, and stay time.
A laser sensor is employed to determine distance with an accuracy of 0.01 millimeters. The model's damage level may be precisely regulated, and repetition has a powerful impact.
The software interface makes the parametric curve of Impactor apparent and can accurately mimic the biomechanical effects of trauma.
An easy-to-clean, disassembleable, 3mm external diameter cylindrical flat-head hammer may be sterilized at high temperatures and pressure.
Adjusting the striking speed, strike depth, and strike residence time will result in varying degrees of damage. The strike speed ranges from 0.00 to 1.00m/s, the strike depth from 0.00 to 9.00mm, and the strike residence time from 0.05 to 1.00s.

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68098 Monkey Spinal Cord Impactor

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