Animal Surgical Equipment
Animal Surgical Equipment
Stoelting™ Open Field Apparatus
Stoelting™ Open Field Apparatus is broadly used to assess exploratory behavior and validated for use in the measurement of anxiety related behaviors.
AIMS™ Flex Arm LED Light General Purpose Lab Light
Unique magnetic base/puck system holds the lab light firmly on the base in any location
AIMS™ Quiet Tattoo Machine
Provides 90% less noise during tattoo process
Stoelting™ Singley (Heart Holding) Forceps
Stoelting™ Singley Forceps are micro tweezers that are useful in a variety of different applications including micro dissection of tissue and vessels, and processing tissue in electron microscopy procedures.
Stoelting™ Potts-Smith Forceps
Stoelting™ Potts-Smith Forceps are micro tweezers that are ideal for micro dissection of tissue and vessels and processing tissue in electron microscopy procedures.
Stoelting™ Cushing Forceps
Stoelting™ Cushing Forceps are micro tweezers that are ideal for micro dissection of tissue and vessels, and processing tissue in electron microscopy procedures.
Stoelting™ Smith Micro Dissecting Forceps
Stoelting™ Smith Micro Dissecting Forceps are micro tweezers that are useful in a variety of different applications including micro dissection of tissue and vessels, and processing tissue in electron microscopy procedures.
Stoelting™ Tissue Forceps
Tissue forceps with teeth for holding tissue during surgery.
Stoelting™ Splinter Forceps
Dressing forceps with serrations can be used to remove surgical dressings.
Stoelting™ Crile-Wood Needle Holder
Stoelting™ Crile-Wood Needle Holder is designed to give precise control for various needle types. Features include: Stainless steel
Stoelting™ Cross Action Retractor with Ratchet
Stoelting™ Cross Action Retractor with Ratchet can be used to actively separate the edges of a surgical incision or wound, and can hold back underlying organs and tissues, so that body parts under the incision may be accessed.
Stoelting™ McKinney Retractor
Stoelting™ McKinney Retractors can be used to actively separate the edges of a surgical incision or wound or hold back underlying organs and tissues so that body parts under the incision may be accessed.