Animal Surgical Devices
Stoelting™ Ugo Basile PAM Meter
Stoelting™ Pressure Application Measurement (PAM) device is an, easy-to-use tool for measuring mechanical pain threshold in experimental joint hypersensitivity models in rodents.
Stoelting™ Ugo Basile Activity Cage
Stoelting™ Ugo Basile Activity Cage measures horizontal and vertical locomotor activity in mice and rats.
Stoelting™ Ugo Basile Rota-Rod
Stoelting™ Ugo Basile Rota-Rod is designed to assess the effects of drugs, brain damage, and diseases on motor coordination and fatigue
Stoelting™ Stainless Steel Forceps
Stainless Steel Forceps are hand crafted for excellent precision
Stoelting™ Instrument Cup
Stoelting™ Instrument Cup replaces glass and metal instrument pans, and won't damage delicate instrument tips.
Stoelting™ Rankin Forceps
Hemostatic forceps are used in surgical procedures to control bleeding or the flow of liquids in tubing.
Stoelting™ Standard Probe Holders
Stoelting Standard Probe Holders include an 11 mm square acrylic block connected to a standard 19.5 cm standard shaft (6 mm diameter) with grooves spaced 1 mm apart. The grooves (on three sides) facilitate loading of probes.
Stoelting™ Large Ring Dissecting Scissors
Curved and Angled Dissecting Scissors
Stoelting™ Mouse Ear Tag
Stoelting™ Mouse Ear Tags are specially suited for use with small lab and research animals
Stoelting™ Senn Retractor
Stoelting™ Senn 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™ Micro Blumenthal Rongeur
Rongeurs feature a sharp-edged, scoop-shaped tip, used for gouging out bone or opening a window in bone, often in the skull. It is used in neurosurgery and orthopedic surgery to expose areas for operation or to aid in removal of the brain.
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.