Rodent metabolic cage 41700
modular

rodent metabolic cage
rodent metabolic cage
rodent metabolic cage
rodent metabolic cage
rodent metabolic cage
rodent metabolic cage
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Characteristics

Animal type
for rodents
Configuration
modular

Description

Untainted, reliable samples enabled by a unique funnel and cone design that effectively separates rodent feces and urine into tubes outside the cage. Collection tubes are easy to remove and the process will not disturb the animals. Simple system, untainted samples, undisturbed rodents Carefully engineered metabolic cages, manufactured by Tecniplast. There is no urine wash over and no potential for urine to enter the feces tube. Separation is immediate and complete. All components below the cage floor are removable without disturbing or upsetting the test animals, thus preventing behavioral artifacts. Easy to remove feeder drawer. Unlock collection tubes with a single twist. Designed for simplicity of operation and total part interchangeability. High quality materials for low adherence and durability. Practical with few pieces to assemble the cage. All components can be easily washed and autoclaved. Flexibility for housing rodents. By changing just a few components (feeders and floor grids), the cage is adaptable to house animals of different sizes/weights. Four models are available for either rats or mice. Dimensions comply with current USA animal welfare regulations. Each cage comprises: Upper Chamber, made of smooth, gnaw-proof materials, a Feeder Chamber, located outside the cage. Size discourages rodent nesting or sleeping inside. The drawer slides out for easy filling without disturbing the animal Collection funnel and separating cone, unique design and non-wetting PMP ensure immediate, complete separation of feces and urine

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