Tail-Flick analgesiometers

The IITC Plantar Test Analgesia Meter for paw stimulation can be used on 12 mice, 6 rats and other animals (cats, rabbits) unrestrained when testing for narcotic drugs. Experiments are easy to perform, simply slide the ...

This system features radiant heat applied on the animal's tail; when the animal feels discomfort, it reacts by a sudden tail's movement (tail flick) which automatically ...

... application of a uniformly increasing pressure on the paws or the tail. This test can be used on both rats and mice. On rat, it is commonly used for paw pressure. On mice, it is commonly for tail pressure. ...

The LE7106 Tail-flick Meter consists of a Stimulation Unit (containing the halogen lamp for the heat stimulus) and an electronic Control Unit. The system can be used for rats and mice of different sizes. ...

... to the tail. A built-in sensor in the tail groove detects the tail flick of the animal. The tail groove is a non-metallic material to avoid unnecessary ...

... restrained and its tail is placed on a sensing groove on top of the instrument. Activation of an intense light beam to the tail through opening the shutter results in a discomfort at some point when ...