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Spinal cord percussion device

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The spinal cord percussion device is commonly used in scientific research on spinal cord injury to establish models of spinal cord trauma in rats and mice. The spinal cord percussion device provided by our company is currently the best tool for creating spinal cord trauma models in the world. It can produce highly reproducible and injured experimental models according to experimental requirements.

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The spinal cord percussion device is commonly used in scientific research on spinal cord injury to establish models of spinal cord trauma in rats and mice.PSIThe company's spinal cord impactor is currently the best tool for creating spinal cord injury models in the world, capable of producing highly reproducible and injured experimental models according to experimental requirements.

Using a metal blunt head to impact the exposed spinal cord with a certain force30-200kdynes(Qian Dayin)Within the range, the customer can set the magnitude of the force, and the software displays the real-time curve relationship between the force, displacement, and time of blunt head impact, so that experimenters can understand the production status of the model.

System parameters:

Impact force:30-200kdynes(Qian Dayin)

Dimensions of movable fixed plate: 305mm×305mm

Base size: 305mm×305mm

Three axes * large adjustable range:

X 228mm)

Y 76mm

Z 76mm

ZAutomatic adjustable16mm

Rat head impact:2.5mm

Mouse impact head:1.3mm

Settings interface


The linear relationship between force and time after impact

Linear relationship between displacement and time after impact