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Harvard Apparatus has manufactured animal ventilators for more than 75 years. Following the designs of Dr. William T. Porter, Professor of Physiology at Harvard Medical School and the founder of Harvard Apparatus, we have models that cover the entire physiological tidal volume and respiratory rate for all research animals. A range of animal ventilators is available for species from mice to large dogs (15g to 50kg). Choose from our Mini-Vent Mouse ventilator, 683 Small Animal Ventilator, Inspira Advanced Safety Ventilator, 665 Intermediate Animal Ventilator, or 613 Large Animal Ventilator.
We now offer the most advanced animal ventilator on the market, the Inspira, Advanced Safety Ventilator. Inspira offers microprocessor control, easy setup and operation, alphanumeric display, airway pressure monitoring, assist mode, sigh breath, variable Inspiratory:Expiratory (I:E) ratios, digital rate and digital volume. The Inspira ventilators also feature SafeRange™, a rapid setup system which uses the animals weight to calculate average ventilation parameters such as rate and tidal volume.
In addition to our line of animal ventilators, we also offer all other accessories necessary to make your animal ventilation safe and reliable. Anesthesia machines are available in several different styles and form factors suitable for a wide range of animal sizes.
Contact us for more information or to configure your complete system today at techsupport@harvardappartus.com. |
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NEW Capnograph Model 340 for Small Rodents
This low-volume Capnograph accurately measures end-tidal CO2 concentration in mice!
- Sampling rate of just 10 ml/min
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