Animal Surgical Devices
Stoelting™ Bonn Scissors, Tungsten
Tungsten carbide scissors are especially good for cutting cartilage or for many repeated cuts such as in necropsy studies.
Stoelting™ Vannas Spring Scissors
Stoelting™ Vannas spring scissors are generally the smallest scissors available and are offered in several different scissor configurations
Stoelting™ Drill bit, 0.45 mm
Stoelting™ Carbide Drill Bits cut cleaner and retain sharp edges longer.
Stoelting™ Monoject Plastic Syringe
Single use plastic syringes
Stoelting™ Alm Retractor
Alm Retractors can be used to actively separate the edges of a surgical incision or wound, or can hold back underlying organs and tissues so that body parts under the incision may be accessed.
Stoelting™ Gemini-Mixter Hemostats
Stoelting™ Gemini-Mixter Hemostats are used in many surgical procedures usually to control bleeding or the flow of liquids in tubing.
Stoelting™ Kuehne Micro Dissecting Forceps
Stoelting™ Kuehne Micro Dissecting Forceps are recommended for picking up slides and cover glass. Feature a unique thin flat, angled, bill-like tip that allows the fine glass to slip onto its tip easily.
Stoelting™ Babcock Forceps
Babcock Forceps are micro tweezers that are ideal for use in micro dissection of tissue and vessels and processing tissue in electron microscopy procedures.
Stoelting™ Bracken Forceps
Stoelting™ Bracken Forceps are micro that are ideal for micro dissection of tissue and vessels, and processing tissue in electron microscopy procedures.
Stoelting™ Micro Adson Forceps
Stoelting™ Micro Adson Tissue 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™ Russian Tissue Forceps
Tissue forceps with teeth for holding tissue during surgery.
Stoelting™ Rochester-Pean Hemostatic Forceps
Stoelting™ Rochester-Pean Hemostatic Forceps are used for clamping larger tissue and vessels for hemostasis.
Stoelting™ Ugo Basile Hot/Cold Plate
Ugo Basile Hot/Cold Plate allows scientists to perform allodynia experiments, study receptors for cold sensitivity and run dynamic experiments, by changing the plate at a desired rate.