玉研仪器自主研发脑立体定位仪十四年,适用于大鼠、小鼠等实验动物,经典十字操作臂实现精准定位,精度可达10微米,特制螺纹精密螺杆,稳固不晃动实现对特定脑区的精确定位,是神经环路研究、神经系统性疾病、神经药理等领域内的重要研究设备,广泛面向全国各大科研院校,医院,高新企业,药企,医疗机构等科研单位。
大动物脑立体定位仪(大动物双臂脑立体定位仪,大动物单臂脑立体定位仪,大动物数显型脑立体定位仪)

型号:M5059
根据需求不同,有多种不同的型号可供选择:大动物经典机械型,大动物数显型,数控型,双臂型,四臂型,敬请来电咨询。
1. 定位角度灵活多样
2. 激光刻度,清晰易读
3. 定位准确,稳定
4. 价格合理
主要构造:

是一种非常高效的固定大动物脑部的仪器。最多可以在两个平行轨道上安装六个操作臂,可以实现在一个动物上多个探针独立定位。
锁定可靠
在进行大动物脑立体定位操作时,有时会需要从动物的侧面或是下面来进行操作,这时就需要将操作臂倾斜一定角度,可靠的锁定对于这种操作来说非常的重要。
全方位调节
通过引导螺纹,操作臂可以控制左右和上下方向的移动,前后控制通过楔形榫头来进行,在每个方向上都可以移动80mm。通用关节则使操作者可以在上下或左右平面上,让夹持器的最大转动可达90度。改进型的锁定部件可以让脑立体定位仪锁定在任何角度而不发生滑动,当然也提供了90度垂直方向的绝对锁定。
多功能
其它型号的动物适配器和耳棒都可以用到51800型大动物脑立体定位仪上。
移动平滑
标准型脑立体定位仪采用三线螺纹,可实现很好的位置定位,定位过程平滑,线性。
可选前后微调组件
可选的51858组件,可以25mm范围内,以10微米为步进,前后微调。通过一个伸出的旋纽来控制导轨和操作避的前后移动。
根据需要,有多种配置和型号可供选择

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