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Pain measurement experimental instruments
Based on the light-induced tail-flick principle, it applies photothermal stimulation to the rat tail via a light beam and uses the
tail-flick reflex to determine pain threshold changes in rats and mice. It is a classic upgraded device for pharmacological
screening of analgesic drugs. Experimental data can be printed or exported via USB flash drive, with large storage capacity,
making it suitable for teaching and research.
| Display & Operation | 7-inch touch screen |
|---|---|
| Power supply | AC 220V, 50Hz |
| Total power | 120W |
| Number of sequences | 12 per group |
| Maximum number of stored experimental groups | 500 groups |
| Timing accuracy | 0.01s |
| Protection time | 0–60s, 0.1s increments |
| Stimulation intensity | 0%–100%, 1% increments |
| Drug labeling protocol | Included |
| Experimental modes | Manual and automatic |
| Data output | Printer printing and USB flash drive export |
| drive export | — |
| Product Size | mm (L) × mm (W) × mm (H) |
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| Product Weight | — |
| Package Size | — |
| Package Weight | — |
Model: RL-200
The Hargreaves/plantar test apparatus (thermal plantar analgesia meter) uses the plantar test method to assess the nociceptive response to heat stimulation in…
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Model: RL-HP
The intelligent hot plate instrument is a dedicated device for hot-plate-based screening of analgesic drugs and can distinguish between central and peripheral…
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Model: RL-12A
Based on the light-induced tail-flick principle, it applies photothermal stimulation to the rat tail via a light beam and uses the tail-flick…
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Model: RL-CHP
The Cold/Hot Plate Analgesia Meter can complete both physiological and pathological pain experiments on the same device and is used for screening…
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