Precision Brain Matrices for Neuroscience
Rapidaccu specializes in manufacturing high-quality brain matrices designed for reproducible slicing of rodent brains. Engineered for accuracy and durability to meet the rigorous demands of laboratory research.
Why Choose Rapidaccu Brain Matrices?
High Precision
CNC-machined channels ensure precise interval spacing for consistent coronal and sagittal slicing every time.
Durable Materials
Available in high-grade stainless steel and optical-quality acrylic to suit different sterilization needs.
Lab Ready
Designed to withstand rigorous laboratory use, including heat sterilization and chemical cleaning.
Versatile Sizes
Standard models for mice and rats, with customization options for specific research requirements.
Stainless Steel Brain Matrices
The gold standard for durability. Our stainless steel matrices are engineered to last a lifetime in the laboratory environment.
Autoclavable
Fully capable of withstanding high-temperature autoclaving cycles for complete sterilization between subjects.
Thermal Stability
Can be chilled on ice prior to use to help maintain tissue integrity and firmness during the dissection process.
Corrosion Resistant
Constructed from premium surgical-grade steel that resists rust, oxidation, and chemical degradation.
Acrylic Brain Matrices
Rapidaccu acrylic matrices offer excellent visibility, allowing researchers to monitor tissue placement closely. These cost-effective alternatives are precision-machined to the same exacting standards as our steel models.
- Transparent for superior visualization
- Lightweight and easy to handle
- Economical for high-volume labs
Why Choose Acrylic?
Perfect for educational settings and general-purpose slicing where autoclaving is not strictly required. The clear material aids in precise alignment of the brain within the matrix cavity.
Custom Manufacturing Services
Do your research protocols require non-standard dimensions? We offer bespoke manufacturing services to create brain matrices tailored to your specific experimental needs. Our engineering team works directly with your specifications.
Custom Cavities
Tailored for specific weights, ages, or transgenic models.
Unique Spacing
Non-standard slice thickness intervals (e.g., 0.5mm, 2mm).
Special Materials
Options for specialized plastics or metals.
Fast Prototyping
Quick turnaround from CAD design to finished product.
Start Your Custom Order
Send us your requirements or drawings. Our team will review them and provide a detailed quote within 24 hours.
Contact EngineeringSagittal and Coronal Sections
We provide comprehensive solutions for different sectioning orientations to support diverse neuroscientific investigations.
Coronal Matrices
Designed to facilitate slicing perpendicular to the neuraxis. Essential for examining structures from the frontal view. Our coronal matrices feature precisely machined channels allowing for sections as thin as 1mm.
Sagittal Matrices
Engineered for longitudinal slicing parallel to the midline. These matrices are critical for analyzing lateral distribution of neural pathways. Available for both mouse and rat brain tissues.
Applications in Neuroscience
Histological Preparation
Prepare uniform tissue blocks for subsequent microtome or cryostat sectioning with extreme consistency.
Biochemical Analysis
Dissect specific brain regions accurately for protein, DNA, or RNA extraction and analysis.
Pharmacological Studies
Evaluate drug distribution and pharmacokinetic effects in specific anatomical coordinates.
Technical Specifications
Manufactured to strict tolerances for compatibility and consistency.
Precision Engineering
Every matrix undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure channel width accuracy. Our designs prevent blade wobbling while allowing smooth cutting action.
| Channel Width | 0.3mm (Universal Fit) |
| Slice Interval | 1.0mm (Standard) |
| Material A | 304/316 Stainless Steel |
| Material B | Optical Grade Acrylic |
| Blade Compatibility | Standard Double-Edge |
Frequently Asked Questions
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Get in Touch
Ready to upgrade your laboratory equipment? Contact us for a quote on standard matrices or to discuss custom manufacturing requirements.