Animal research inhalation chamber

for preclinical researchveterinary

The small animal aerosol atomization exposure chamber (whole-body exposure system) achieves whole-body exposure by controlling the air composition within the chamber, allowing animals to inhale aerosols, gases, or vapors evenly during natural breathing. This method simulates a real environment, placing animals in a state closer to actual exposure and more scientifically reflecting the comprehensive effects of toxins on the body. Introduction Small animal aerosol nebulization exposure chambers (whole-body exposure systems) achieve whole-body exposure by controlling the air composition within the chamber, allowing animals to uniformly inhale aerosols, gases, or vapors through natural respiration. The principle involves using a generator or nebulizer to produce and distribute a stable aerosol, which the animal can freely move and continuously inhale. This method provides uniform exposure, controllable conditions, and results that more closely resemble actual environmental effects. The system is typically equipped with concentration monitoring and adjustment devices to ensure stability, and features ventilation and exhaust gas removal functions to ensure the safety of the experimental environment and operators. Features Supports simultaneous experiments with multiple animals：Multiple enclosure sizes are available, and multiple animal models can be created simultaneously, saving time and ensuring good consistency. Fresh air provided：Off-flow air supply can provide fresh air to animals in the enclosure for an extended period of sensitization, while maintaining proper temperature and humidity levels within the enclosure.