Animal Surgical Equipment
Stoelting™ Castroviejo Scissors
Stoelting™ Castroviejo Scissors are recommended for microscopic dissections
Stoelting™ Lempert Rongeur
Stoelting™ Lempert Rongeurs are strongly constructed instruments with a sharp-edged, scoop-shaped tip, used for gouging out bone.
Stoelting™ ANY-box All Inclusive Automated System
Stoelting™ ANY-box All Inclusive Automated System is a completely automated system designed to make behavioral tracking convenient and affordable without compromising features.
Stoelting™ Conditioned Place Preference
Stoelting™ Conditioned Place Preference is most commonly used in the assessment of the rewarding property of drugs (or other natural reinforcers) or to identify the neuronal basis of reinforcement expression.
Stoelting™ Kelly Forceps
Kelly Forceps are used in many surgical procedures usually to control bleeding or the flow of liquids in tubing.
Stoelting™ Bulldog Clamp
Stoelting™ Bulldog Clamp is useful in surgeries that require precise blood stoppage.
Stoelting™ 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™ Micro Scissors
Operating scissors
Stoelting™ Adson 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™ Bandage/Utility Scissors
Straight Operating Scissors
Stoelting™ Microvascular Clip
Stoelting™ Microvascular Clips are the most gentle of available Stoelting&Trade; clips. They apply light pressure to make sure no damage is done to the walls of the occluded vessel.
Stoelting™ Tissue Slicer
Stoelting™ Tissue Slicer is designed to prepare thin slices of living brain and is also excellent for slicing other tissues, blocking fixed tissue for histology, and slicing electrophoretic gels.