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Vacuum Inserter Tool |
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FMA Vacuum Insertion Tool
The Model VPI-002 FMA Vacuum Insertion Tool has been designed to allow straightforward and easy
insertion of the FMA (Floating Microelectrode Arrays) into tissue. It can be used with any commercial
micro-drive system. The finely ground 16-gauge stainless steel cannula, used to pick up and hold the
FMA substrate, can be mounted to most microelectrode holders or micro-drive electrode assembly
clamping devices. The FMA insertion tool utilizes a vacuum pump system designed to provide sufficient
suction in order to allow slight manipulations
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| 32 Channel FMA held by the 16-gauge Stainless Steel Cannula |
of the FMA substrate around the tissue insertion site. It is recommended that
that the FMA is inserted very slowly as to
minimize dimpling of the cortex. It is also
recommended that visualization of the
insertion site through an operating microscope is incorporated to ensure the FMA is
advanced at a rate that minimizes dimpling
of the cortex. The Tygon tubing and stainless steel cannula assembly should be disconnected from the pump for gas sterilization prior to use in the surgical implant
procedure. The Tygon tubing and stainless
steel cannula can also be safely autoclaved.
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Specifications: |
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| Model |
FV-60-110 |
| Flow Rate |
2.51/mind (0.088 cfm) |
| Ultimate Pressure |
-600 mmHg (-80 kPa) |
| Power Requirement |
100-120 VAC |
| Consumption Power |
10.0 W |
| Dimensions (D x W x H) |
137 x 88 x 133 mm |
| Weight |
1250 g |
| Duty Cycle |
Continuous |
| Life Expectancy |
> 8760 hours |
| Tygon Tube Length |
6 feet |
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