Animal Care and Research
Stoelting™ Complete Passive Surgical Gas Anesthesia System
Stoelting™ Complete Passive Surgical Gas Anesthesia System is engineered to be lightweight, portable, versatile and easy to operate.
Stoelting™ Ugo Basile Lesion Making Device
Stoelting™ Ugo Basile Lesion Making Device is a compact, solid state direct current lesion maker designed for the production of localized lesions in small animals.
Stoelting™ Ugo Basile Treadmill
Stoelting™ Ugo Basile Treadmill is used to study the impact of physical activity on health
Stoelting™ Non-Sterile Gauze
Non-Sterile Gauze is crafted from long stable cotton yarn with selvaged edges folded inward to reduce linting. 100% cotton.
Stoelting™ McIllwain Tissue Chopper
Stoelting™ McIlwain Tissue Chopper is used for rapidly sectioning living or fixed tissue without freezing or embedding to harden the tissue.
Stoelting™ Micro Needle Holder with Lock
Stoelting™ Micro Needle Holder with Lock is designed to give precise control for various needle types. Features include: Stainless steel
Stoelting™ Low Temperature Disposable Cautery Pens
Stoelting™ Low Temperature Disposable Cautery Pens is ideal for precise pinpoint hemostasis.
Stoelting™ Ugo Basile Dynamic Plantar Aesthesiometer
Stoelting™ Ugo Basile Dynamic Plantar Aesthesiometer has been designed to automate the assessment of touch sensitivity on the plantar surface of rats or mice
Stoelting™ McPherson Needle Holder
Stoelting™ McPherson Needle Holder is designed to give users precise control for various needle types. Features include: Stainless steel
Stoelting™ Micro Scissors
Operating scissors
Stoelting™ Artery Scissors
Straight Operating Scissors
Stoelting™ Gill Forceps
Stoelting™ Gill Forceps that are ideal for micro dissection of tissue and vessels, and processing tissue in electron microscopy procedures.
Stoelting™ Agricola Retractor
Stoelting™ Agricola Retractors can be used to 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.