About Tattoo System for Rats and Mice
Identification numbers, letters, and/or lines are easily tattooed on tails of mice and rats . This system is useful in managing your breeding colony along with providing permanent positive identification in lab animal experiments.
Designed for Precision and SafetyLabTat RM-100 ensures reliable, durable tattooing of rats and mice using a non-toxic ink. The autoclavable stainless steel and medical-grade components guarantee hygienic procedures, while the ergonomic handle maximizes user comfort and control. This system was developed to meet stringent laboratory and welfare standards for animal marking.
Easy Application and MaintenanceEquipped with interchangeable characters for numbers and alphabets, LabTat RM-100 offers flexibility in creating custom identification codes. Its washable and corrosion-resistant design allows for straightforward cleaning and repeated use. The system is fully manual, offering dependable results without the need for external power sources.
FAQ's of Tattoo System for Rats and Mice:
Q: How is the LabTat RM-100 tattoo system used for marking laboratory rodents?
A: To use the LabTat RM-100, select and insert the desired number or letter digits into the tattoo pliers, apply the non-toxic tattoo paste, and gently press the pliers onto the tail or ear of the rat or mouse for precise marking. All steps should be conducted under sterile conditions.
Q: What parts of the animal are suitable for tattoo application using this system?
A: The LabTat RM-100 is designed for tattooing on the tails or ears of rats and mice, the most common areas for durable and identifiable markings.
Q: When should laboratory animals be tattooed using this device?
A: Tattooing is typically performed shortly after birth or during the early weaning stages to ensure reliable animal identification throughout research studies or breeding programs.
Q: Where can the tattoo system be sterilized and how should it be cleaned?
A: All core components of the system, such as the stainless steel pliers and the tattoo paste applicator, are autoclavable for sterilization. For routine cleaning, the parts can be washed with standard laboratory disinfectants.
Q: What is the benefit of using non-toxic, permanent ink for animal tattooing?
A: Non-toxic, permanent ink ensures that the tattoo remains visible for the animal's lifetime without causing adverse health effects, ensuring both reliable identification and animal welfare.
Q: How many digits or characters can be tattooed in a single application?
A: The LabTat RM-100 can imprint up to four digits or alphabetic characters at once, accommodating common identification systems used in laboratory animal management.
Q: What compliance and safety standards does the tattoo system meet?
A: The LabTat RM-100 meets ISO and animal welfare laboratory standards, ensuring it is safe, effective, and approved for use in research and breeding facilities.