Grasp force meter

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Overview

This system is used to measure the force required to release a handle in mice or rats, and is an ideal instrument for measuring the effects of * * *, * *, muscle relaxants, * *, aging, or damage to the nervous system on muscle strength. This type of grip gauge is used to evaluate the effects of muscle retardation, aging, and nerve damage on muscle strength. This grip gauge instrument uses digital sensors to measure the grip strength of the forelimbs. Natural Gene Technology has professional technicians trained by manufacturers to provide you with professional and thoughtful technical services.

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Rat and mouse grip force meterGrasping force measuring instrument

Rats or mice are placed on the Perspex platform, facing the grab bar in front of them. When animals passively move backwards, they instinctively grab onto any object to prevent them from retreating, knowing that the pulling force exceeds their grip. When the animal loses its grip, the preamplifier automatically records the maximum pulling force and displays it on the LCD screen. The sensor is T-shaped or boom shaped, with adjustable height. A rod is installed to connect the force sensor and preamplifier.

The rat grasping force measurement system is similar to the mouse grasping force measurement system, except that the grasping rod of the mouse system is proportional to the size of the mouse, and the sensor sensitivity can be adjusted. The preamplifier displays data in a digital and similar form, and is equipped with a connector branch that can be connected to a multifunctional printer

Mouse and Rat Gripper/Mouse and Rat Gripper
Grip Strength Meter for Mice and Rats

This grasping force measurement system is used to measure the grasping force of the forelimbs of mice or rats. This type of grip gauge is used to evaluate the effects of muscle retardation, aging, and nerve damage on muscle strength. This instrument uses a digital sensor to measure the grip strength of the forelimbs.

The sensor is connected to the grid, which in turn is connected to the electroplating base. Shaking its tail back and forth in front of the grid, knowing that the mouse had caught the grid with its front paws. At this point, three force values are obtained, which also represent the average force of the mouse's forelimbs.

When the value * is large, the peak reaches *, and the unit of * in the value is grams The instrument is equipped with grids for rats and mice, which are easy to replace *The maximum force value is 2000 Gr (with a 10% error) If a larger scope is required, special customization is needed. The heavy chassis with suction cups can resist greater pulling force. The reader can be powered by either a battery or a power source.

To evaluate muscle pain perception, this instrument uses digital sensors to measure forelimb grip strength.

The sensor is connected to the grid, which in turn is connected to the electroplating base. Shaking its tail back and forth in front of the grid, knowing that the mouse had caught the grid with its front paws. At this point, three force values are obtained, which also represent the average force of the mouse's forelimbs.

The last maximum force is held in a “peak & hold” type readout untireset.The decimal unit of the numerical value is grams.Equipped with grids for rats and mice along with the instrument, easy to replace. *The strength value is2000 Gr (10%The error).If a larger scope is required, special customization is needed. The heavy chassis with suction cups can resist greater pulling force.The reader can be powered by either a battery or a power source.

One-year warranty
120/240V
CEcertification

A complete system includes the following parts:
1. A base plate of black sand-blasted Perspex, complete with
upright and open-side boss-head
2. A grasping-bar (a grasping trapeze is also supplied)
3. A force transducer of adjustable height, provided with connection
cable & connector to the peak amplifier
4. A peak amplifier

Mouse and rat grip force measuring device

Can be used for mouse or rat system testing to release grip force in rats or mice. Commonly used for * *, toxins, muscle relaxants, aging, and the impact of nerve damage on muscle strength. Place rats or mice on an organic glass platform in front of the grip hanger. Rodents instinctively grab anything in an attempt to stop this passive backward movement. This will continue to grip the lifting platform until the pulling force overcomes the gripping force. After the animal loses its grip, the pre amplifier of the force peak will automatically store the peak grip and display it on the LCD panel.

The sensor structure is a T-shaped or hanger shaped lever, and the height can be adjusted. The lever adapts to the force sensor connected to the peak amplifier. The unit used for mice is similar to that used for rats, except that the size of the grip hanger and the adjustment degree of the force sensor for grip measurement are inconsistent.

The peak amplifier provides both digital and analog formats of data bits, and also provides a connector for connecting to the printer.

The complete system consists of the following components:

1. One black gauze organic glass base. Including an upright single arm control head
2. One grip rod (or a grip hanger can also be provided)
3. One adjustable height force sensor, providing a connecting cable, connected to the connector on the peak amplifier.
4. One peak amplifier

Peak amplifier
Both mouse and rat grip testers require peak amplifiers. It can automatically distinguish whether the grasping force is produced in rats or mice, and convert and express it in grams and decimal grams respectively.
The peak amplifier provides data in both digital and analog formats. The waveform of tension can be recorded externally, such as through channel recorders or signals, to obtain data. The measured data format can be directly recorded using a 6-channel printer and its accessories.
The peak amplifier can be placed in an elastic cabinet, and the front and rear panels are made of anodized aluminum, which is characterized by corrosion resistance.

The complete grip tester includes the following components:
Peak amplifier, digital display, force converter suitable for rats or mice, suspension bracket for mice or rats, T-shaped lever for rats or mice, 10mm diameter organic glass disc, single arm control head, clamp table leg, power cord, 2 115V or 230V fuses, installation manual.

Main applications:

The grip force meter is used to measure the grip force of the forelimbs of rats or mice. Can evaluate the effects of * *, muscle relaxants, * *, aging, and nerve damage on muscle strength.

Animals are placed in front of the grab rod, and when they unintentionally move backwards, they instinctively grab any object to prevent them from retreating until the pulling force exceeds their grip.

Features:

Suitable for both large and small mice. Provide 3 modes:

1. Single sensor mode, test the grip of the front paws

2. Dual sensor mode, test the grip of the front and rear paws

3. Dunnett mode (Professor Stephen Dunnett) tests a single front paw grip.

The natural reaction of rodents is to try to grab onto anything to prevent the behavior of retreating. When the gripping force reaches the extreme of the experimental animal, release the lever, and the instrument records the maximum gripping force and displays it on a high-resolution screen. Optional specialized software allows researchers to set experimental details and various parameters through the software.

Features:
1. After the animal loses its grip, the preamplifier automatically records the maximum pulling force and displays it on the LCD screen.

2. An amplifier can provide digital or analog output.

This product provides 1 year of free after-sales service, including product introduction, delivery, installation, debugging, maintenance, technical training, * * *, etc. (special agreements with customers shall be executed according to the agreement).

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