Primate Chairs

PLAS-LABS has been a leading manufacturer of primate chairs for over 55 years. All of our chairs have been developed, tested, and refined in some of the world’s leading research facilities.

Each chair has been developed specifically for a particular species and its physiological structure. Our chairs offer increased portability, speed of handling, and safety for both the handler and your valuable primate.

A choice of two seat styles offers increased comfort in a more natural position for the primate. These chairs are useful for acute or chronic studies.

Rolling support carts enable the researcher to chair the animal in the housing area and safely move it to the lab.

Standard Features of the Primate Chairs:

All surfaces that come in contact with the animal are tooled and highly polished to eliminate chafing and body lesions.
All restraint plates are adjustable both horizontally and vertically.
No tools are needed to adjust the chairs.
Thoracic plates and waste pans are standard on each chair.
Food bars allow for self-feeding and dietary rewards.
Casters are anti-scuff with brakes and locks.
Heavy gauge acrylic (optical quality) offers long run durability and total observation of your animal.
Large hand knobs afford a good grip when hands are wet and slippery (safety factor).
No assembly required.

We offer custom fabrication services to

manufacture chairs of your own design!

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Specifications

512-SPC
511-SPC

Primate Species
Marmoset
Common "Callithrix Jacchus"

Weight Range
500g to 1 kilo

515-SASR

Primate Species
Rhesus "Macaca Mulatta"

Weight Range
2.5 to 8 kilos

517-CM

Primate Species
Cynomolgus
"Macaca Fascicularis"

Weight Range
2.5 to 8 kilos

518-RPC, Rotational Chair

Primate Species
Rhesus "Macaca Mulatta"

Weight Range
2.5 to 8 kilos

Electrical requirements

Not required

Not required

Rotational Primate Chairs

The next generation of primate chairs offers a diverse application for research capabilities. The restraining portion of the chair rotates a full 360˚ to position the primate for the individual researchers needs. The ergonomically correct back plate supports the primate in the full range of motion of the chair.

The chair is specifically designed for complete rotational studies of primates, eliminating awkward positions for the laboratory technician.

No tools are required for locking the chair at any angle, which enables the researcher to focus on the task at hand, as opposed to worrying about finding the proper tool to lock the chair into position