Stereotaxic Apparatus - RWD, Stereotaxic Instruments - RWD
Digital Stereotaxic Instruments
Upgraded version of the standard type with a digital display for higher accuracy (10μm)
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This is an upgraded version of the standard RWD stereotaxic instrument with a digital display for higher accuracy (10μm). It includes 3-axes, left-hand manipulator arm, digital display module, adaptor, ear bars, and standard probe holder. Other subassembly options are available such as dual arm, alternative adaptors and ear bars, etc.
Technical Parameters
- Adaptors available for rat, mouse, rabbit, guinea pig, etc.
- LCD digital display, real-time shows displacement distance, accuracy 10μm
- One key to reset, no secondary readings and calculations
- Powered by AA battery, no electronic interference
- Working distance in each dimension is 80 mm with precise alignment to 0.1mm resolution.
- Vertical direction: 180° rotation and lock at any angles.
- Horizontal direction: 360° rotation and lock at any angles.
- Dual-lead screws ensure stable, accurate and smooth manipulation.
- Accuracy and flexibility can be maintained at variable temperatures.
- Extended base plate (400mm x 255mm) is applicable for a variety of animal sizes.
- Unique anti-clockwise UP mark engraved in the knob prevents incorrect operation.
- Vertical lock and fixing knob are separated to ensure accurate function at any angle.
- To ensure a precise designed lateral rotation operating space, the distance between knob and the U-shaped frame is 28mm.
- Laser engraved scales enable comfortable reading.
- Curved nose clamp design secures the head of animals.
- Ear bar locked plate pressing instead of clamping ensures more stability.
- Syringe pump, micro camera and drill can be attached to instruments.
Model Information
| Model | Product Description | Adaptor | Ear bar | Three-dimensional manipulator | Holder | Base plate |
| 68025 | Stereotaxic for Rat | 68021 Rat | 68301-18° | Digital, SGL-Left | 68201 | 68861N |
| 68026 | Stereotaxic for Rat | 68021 Rat | 68301-18° | Digital, Dual | 68201 | 68861N |
| 68027 | Stereotaxic for Rat | 68021 Rat | 68301-45° | Digital, SGL-Left | 68201 | 68861N |
| 68028 | Stereotaxic for Rat | 68021 Rat | 68301-45° | Digital, Dual | 68201 | 68861N |
| 68018 | Stereotaxic for Mouse | 68030 Mouse | 68034-18°& 68313-45° | Digital, SGL-Left | 68201 | 68861N |
| 68019 | Stereotaxic for Mouse | 68030 Mouse | 68034-18°& 68313-45° | Digital, Dual | 68201 | 68861N |
| 68045 | Stereotaxic for Mouse | 68055 Mouse | 68306-60° | Digital, SGL-Left | 68201 | 68861N |
| 68046 | Stereotaxic for Mouse |
68055 Mouse | 68306-60° | Digital, Dual | 68201 | 68861N |
| 68537 | Stereotaxic for Mouse | 68077 Mouse | 68306-60° | Digital, SGL-Left | 68201 | 68861N |
| 68538 | Stereotaxic for Rat | 68078 Rat | 68306-18° | Digital, Dual | 68201 | 68861N |
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