Diamond Scientific and Surgicals - Lab Instrument

Features :

• The apparatus has a stable iron base 4515 cm hinged to wooden strips 48x6cm separated by about 2cm rigidly jointed at ends by metal cross pieceson the upper surface which serve at stops for the carriage, Aluminum pulley5cm diameter well balanced, is attached to a clamp passing through anextension of one side of the plane The pulley is adjustable at any angle and isinline with the centre of the gap divided the parts of the plane.
• A San Aluminium centimeter scale is fixed to the edge of the plane and a combined.
• Angular and liner scale is screwed to the base with a positive clamp. This alsoserves as an index

Leveraging on our vast industry experience, we are offering our clients the finest quality range of Electro Convulsometer. The provided Convulsometer is one of the basic instrument used in the laboratory of medical colleges, pharmaceutical concerns and research institutions. Offered Convulsometer is manufactured by our experts using premium grade components and the latest techniques to meet the quality and design guidelines set by the industry. Besides, this Electro Convulsometer is made available to the clients at affordable prices.
Features :

• Dimensionally accurate
• Easy to operate
• Longer service life
• Fine finis

The instrument is provided with :

• Digital Voltmeter
• Analog Type Ammeter
• Analog Timer
• Multiplier
• Three pair of corneal electrodes

Fostered with a team of highly experienced professionals, we have been able to manufacture and supply the best quality Respiration Pump. The provided pump is a mechanism that helps to pump blood back to the heart during inspiration and is widely used in hospitals and other medical centers. Offered pump is manufactured using supreme quality components and advance technology by our experts as per the guidelines of industry standards. Besides, this Respiration Pump is made available at nominal prices.

Features :

• High operational fluency
• Compact design
• Impeccable performance
• Longer working life