Design Principle & Function
This series of conical anesthesia masks is widely used for inhalation anesthesia in animal surgical experiments. The conical structure reserves a certain gas buffer space before the animal’s nostrils. It allows sufficient mixing and contact of anesthetic gas with the nasal cavity, helping maintain consistent and stable anesthetic depth during operations.
Advantage of Anesthetic Saving
With optimized internal cavity design, it avoids excessive leakage of volatile anesthetics. Stable gas concentration is maintained with less gas supply, effectively reducing the consumption of expensive isoflurane and sevoflurane, lowering experimental cost.
Application
Available in multiple sizes to match different experimental animals. Compatible with small animal anesthesia machines, ideal auxiliary accessories for rodent surgery, imaging and other in-vivo experiments.
