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Digital Paw Pressure Randall Selitto Instrument Mice and Rats

Digital Paw Pressure Randall Selitto Instrument Mice and Rats

Product catalog summary
Introduction
IITC Inc. Life Science has introduced a pioneering device in the field of pain testing research: the first digitally controlled paw pressure meter. This device is designed for analgesic drug testing using the Randall Selitto method.
Specifications
  • The device is handheld and provides live readings of applied force with a 'Peak and Hold' feature to display the maximum force applied during a test.
  • It includes a footswitch for hands-free operation and an acrylic stand for easy viewing of information.
  • Powered by a 9V battery (approximately 50 hours of operation) or a power adapter, both supplied as standard.
  • The probe weighs three ounces and offers an accuracy of 0.5%.
  • No calibration is required, and a test weight is supplied for accuracy checks.
Features
  • First digitally controlled unit for paw pressure measurements.
  • Only handheld unit available on the market.
  • Provides live readings in 1-gram increments.
  • Includes a footswitch as standard and an optional analog output cable.
Usage
The probe has a spring load for easy operation. The pressure applicator is placed under the paw, and upon reaction, the electronic unit captures and stores the pressure in grams. This setup allows for quick testing using the Randall Selitto method.
Product Options
  • Part #2500: Digital Paw Pressure Randall Selitto Meter
  • Part #2600: Pressure Applicator Only
  • Part #2650: Stand and Sling (sold separately)
Warranty and Compliance
  • One-year warranty.
  • Compatible with 120/240V power supply.
  • CE certified.
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Catalog excerpts

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Digital Paw Pressure Randall Selitto Instrument Mice and Rats BLOOD PRESSURE RESTRAINERS CATHETERS ANALGESIA BEHAVIORAL/ACTIVITY ANIMAL RESPIRATORS SYRINGE PUMPS TEMPERATURE PROBES Once again IITC has designed a first in the pain testing research field, the very first digitally controlled paw pressure meter. The unit allows the user to attain data for analgesic drug testing via the Randall Selitto method. This hand held instrument applies a force to the extremity of the test subjects. "Live" readings are provided of whatever force is applied at any moment with "Peak and Hold" showing the last maximum force applied during the test. Additional "Pressure Applicators" available. A footswitch is provided to reset the reading which allows "hands free operation". An acrylic stand comes standard with the equipment which allows easy viewing of information on the portable electronics. Power 9V battery (with approximately 50 hours of operation or the power adapter which are both supplied standard. Hand held probe weighs a mere three ounces with an accuracy of 0.5%. A test weight is supplied standard for accuracy check. No calibration required. Features First Digitally controlled unit for paw pressure measurements Only hand held unit available on the market Hands Free Operation "Live" readings in 1 gram increments No calibration required Footswitch standard Analog output cable available Probe has a spring load for easy opening and closing of pressure applicator. To use the pressure applicator the probe is placed under the paw, close the pressure applicator, upon reaction the electronic unit will capture and store the pressure in grams to view and store. A flat surface is opposite of the probe tip to allow comfort and ease of operation. This test in our new form allows quick testing when the Randall Selitto method is needed. IITC Inc. Life Science 23924 Victory Blvd Woodland Hills, CA 91367 818 710 8843 fax 818 992 5185 www.iitcinc.com

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