The Hargreaves/plantar test apparatus (thermal plantar analgesia meter) uses the plantar test method to assess the nociceptive response to heat stimulation in freely moving animals. Controlled by a microcomputer, it can automatically measure the paw withdrawal latency (thermal pain threshold) of rats/mice under free-moving conditions in response to plantar radiant heat stimulation. It is simple to operate and automatically provides the measurement results, making it an ideal
instrument for pharmacological experiments studying analgesic drugs.
Pain measurement experimental instruments
Specifications
| Display & Operation | 7-inch touch screen |
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| External printer | Yes |
| Power supply | AC 220V, 50Hz |
| Total power | 150W |
| Cut-off time | 0–20 s, step 0.1 s |
| Max. number of stored experiment groups | 100 groups |
| Timing accuracy | 0.01 s |
| Stimulation intensity | 0–100%, step 1% |
| Drug marking | Yes |
| USB flash drive upload | Supported |
Size & weight
| Main Unit | 310mm (L) × 220mm (W) × 180mm (H) |
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| Stimulation Stand | 460mm (L) × 390mm (W) × 340mm (H) |
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