DRE Compact 150 Rodent Anesthesia Machine - SKU_1780589624730_428

DRE Compact 150 Rodent Anesthesia Machine - SKU_1780589624730_428

The DRE Compact 150 Rodent Anesthesia Machine is a precision laboratory anesthesia system designed for small animal and rodent research applications. Built for controlled inhalation anesthesia, it delivers accurate low-flow gas management in a compact footprint, making it ideal for research labs, universities, and biomedical testing environments where consistency and efficiency are essential.

Features

• Designed for rodent and small laboratory animal anesthesia

• Precision oxygen flow control for accurate low-flow delivery

• Compact tabletop design for efficient lab space use

• Compatible with induction chambers and small animal masks

• Vaporizer-ready configuration for inhalant anesthetics

• Stable and durable base for laboratory environments

Benefits

• Precise anesthesia delivery for small animal research

• Cost-efficient low-flow operation

• Compact design ideal for laboratory workflows

• Supports consistent and repeatable experimental results

• Ideal for universities, biotech labs, and research institutes

What Our Experts Think

• Compact rodent anesthesia system designed for laboratory and research applications

• Precise low-flow oxygen delivery ensures safe and controlled anesthesia for small animals

• Lightweight, space-efficient design ideal for benchtop lab setups

• Simple, user-friendly controls support fast and efficient workflows

• Built for consistent performance in preclinical research and veterinary studies

Q&A

Q: What animals is this machine designed for?
A: It is designed for rodents and other small laboratory animals.

Q: Does it support low-flow anesthesia?
A: Yes, it is optimized for precise low-flow anesthetic delivery.

Q: Is it suitable for research environments?
A: Yes, it is specifically designed for laboratory and preclinical research use.

Q: Is it easy to operate?
A: Yes, it features simple controls for efficient day-to-day use.

Maintenance Tips

• Inspect breathing circuits and tubing before each use

• Replace soda lime regularly for effective CO₂ absorption

• Clean and disinfect components after every procedure

• Check flowmeter accuracy and system seals regularly

• Store in a clean, dry environment when not in use