Animal Care and Research
Stoelting™ Goldstein Retractor
Stoelting™ Goldstein Retractors 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™ Just for Mouse™ Stereotaxic Instrument
The Just for Mouse™ Stereotaxic Instrument was specifically designed for use with knock-out and transgenic mice.
Stoelting™ Vessel Cannulation Forceps Dumont INOX
Stoelting™ Vessel Cannulation Forceps are useful for introducing a small plastic tube into a blood vessel of almost equal size.
Stoelting™ Hudson (Ewald) Forceps
Stoelting™ Hudson (Ewald) Forceps are used in many surgical procedures usually to control bleeding or the flow of liquids in tubing.
Stoelting™ Instrument/Sterilizing Tray
Instrument/Sterilizing Tray feature end handles to allow for safe, easy, and secure removal from the autoclave.
Stoelting™ DeBakey Bulldog Clamp
Stoelting™ DeBakey Bulldog Clamp is useful in surgeries that require precise blood stoppage.
Stoelting™ Vannas Spring Scissors
Stoelting™ Vannas spring scissors are generally the smallest scissors available and are offered in several different scissor configurations
Stoelting™ Moloney Forceps
Micro tweezers are useful in a variety of different applications. Common uses include micro dissection of tissue and vessels, and processing tissue in electron microscopy procedures.
AIMS™ Single Temp Warming/Induction Chamber, Half-Floor Warming, Large
Prevents hypothermia in animals recovering from surgery.
Stoelting™ Reflex Wound Clip Applier
Wound clips allow for smaller, rapid suturing.
Stoelting™ Link 7 Gas Anesthesia System, Mobile with Induction Chamber
Stoelting™ Complete Anesthesia System was designed specifically for stereotaxic surgery. System includes a tabletop and/or mobile cart with Isoflurane Vaporizer, Active Gas Scavenger and continuous flow Induction Chamber.
Stoelting™ Y Maze
Stoelting™ Y-maze is similar to the T-maze, but has three identical arms. Gradual turns of the Y-maze decrease learning time as compared to the sharp turns of the T-maze.