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Durable: High quality stainless steel means you can confidently use this tool for years to come.
Easy to use: Easily positioned with magnetic base and simple tilting joint. No tools needed
Clean: The stainless steel construction ensures product longevity and reliability.
Stable: The ultra strong magnetic base allows this tool to attach firmly to any ferromagnetic surface, and to maintain the angle you set.
Compact: Thanks to the smart design and small footprint size, it is easy to place multiple perfusion tools around your recording chamber.
Designed for electrophysiology: Electrically isolated from the ferromagnetic surface.
Durable: High quality stainless steel means you can confidently use this tool for years to come.
Easy to use: Easily positioned with magnetic base and simple tilting joint. No tools needed
Clean: The stainless steel construction ensures product longevity and reliability.
Stable: The ultra strong magnetic base allows this tool to attach firmly to any ferromagnetic surface, and to maintain the angle you set.
Compact: Thanks to the smart design and small footprint size, it is easy to place multiple perfusion tools around your recording chamber.
Designed for electrophysiology: Electrically isolated from the ferromagnetic surface.
