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Hot Plate Analgesia Meter

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Hot Plate Analgesia Meter

A rapid and efficient instrument designed to accurately assess pain relief levels in small laboratory animals.

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Product Description

Columbus Instruments' Hot Plate Analgesia Meter is an advanced tool for swiftly and effectively assessing analgesia levels in small laboratory animals. By observing the animal's reaction to a controlled hot surface, researchers can gauge pain thresholds and analgesic effects with precision.

Features and Benefits

Precise Temperature Control and Efficient Data Handling

The Hot Plate Analgesia Meter provides researchers with a stable, evenly controlled temperature surface, maintained by a durable anodized aluminum plate and a built-in digital thermometer, ensuring accurate and consistent results for pain relief studies. Additionally, the meter features a highly accurate digital timer and an RS-232 serial port, allowing precise tracking and recording of animal response times. The included serial cable and software package streamline data collection and integration, making it easy to transfer data to a personal computer for efficient analysis.

Hands-Free Operation

The meter includes a remote footswitch for effortless, hands-free operation, allowing researchers to start and stop the test sequence with ease. This feature enhances convenience and efficiency, enabling rapid response and precise control. It is particularly useful for halting the system immediately when the subject shows signs of discomfort, such as paw or foot licking.

3 or 6 individual lanes for rats
Adjustable inclination
Electrical Stimulus with individual on/off switches per lane
Unique wide range of speed adjustable from 3 to 100 meters per minute.
Belt texture facilitates animal grip

Applications

Pain

Specifications

  • Surface Temperature Range: 30°C to 79.9°C, precisely controlled to within 0.25°C across the plate
  • Size of Heated Surface: 10” x 10” x 0.75” (254 mm x 254 mm x 19 mm)
  • Temperature Accuracy: ± 0.1°C
  • Surface Material: Hard Black Anodized Aluminum
  • Accuracy of Timer: 0.1 seconds

Columbus Instruments' Hot Plate Analgesia Meter is an advanced tool for swiftly and effectively assessing analgesia levels in small laboratory animals. By observing the animal's reaction to a controlled hot surface, researchers can gauge pain thresholds and analgesic effects with precision.

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Hot Plate Analgesia Meter

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