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TBI-031000 CCI Device

TBI-031000 CCI Device

The New Benchmark in Controlled Cortical Impactors



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Overview

TBI-031000 Controlled Cortical Impactor TBI-031000 CCI Device Touch Screen Controller

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Controlled cortical impact (CCI) is a commonly used and highly regarded model of brain trauma. It is used by researchers to produce highly reproducible models of traumatic brain injury (TBI) for scientific and medical studies.

The TBI-031000 sets new standards for controlled cortical impactors, offering major upgrades to impact speed, depth, and dwell-time control for more precise, reproducible injury models. Machine learning algorithms optimize velocity using data from prior impacts, delivering the best speed repeatability of any pneumatic impactor available, while PSI's proprietary Tare to Tissue contact sensor reduces user variability for micrometer-level depth precision.

  • Pneumatic Impactor for traumatic brain injury model for mice and rats
  • Programmable impact speed with machine learning to optimize impact velocity
  • Impact depth:  0 - 5 mm, increments of 0.001 mm
  • Impact velocity:  1.5 - 5.5 m/s, increments of 0.1 m/s
  • Impact dwell time:  50 ms - 5.0 s, increments of 1.0 ms

Built on a durable pneumatic frame, the device features a high-resolution touchscreen with animated guidance (crossbar-mounted or portable benchtop), integrated electronic controls for a smaller footprint, and a Class II medical power supply. It ships with two standard impact tips (3 mm tip for mice and a 5 mm tip for rats), supports custom tip options, and works with all major stereotaxic frame brands (sold separately).

The TBI-031000 keeps the familiar TBI-0310 user experience while adding significant upgrades to procedures and calibration. Backed by PSI's 30 years of experience and researcher feedback, it's supported by our technical service and expertise.

What’s Included

Contact sensor, calibration block, 3.0 mm and 5.0 mm tips, manual XY stage, stepper motor-controlled Z stage, pneumatic cylinder, touchscreen user interface, power supply, stereotaxic mounting plate with post (stereotaxic frame NOT included).

Requires:  100-125 psi air source and stereotaxic frame

Specify:  120 or 240 VAC power, Crossbar mounted or benchtop user interface

Specifications

Performance 

Imperial  Metric
Programmable Impact Speed with Machine Learning 5 – 18 ft/s
0.03 ft/s increments
1.50 – 5.50 m/s
0.01 m/s resolution
Programmable Impact Depth 0 – 0.2 inch 0 – 5.000 mm
0.001 mm increments
Programmable Impact Dwell Time 0.050 – 5.000 s, 1 ms increments
Pneumatic Impact Cylinder 2.8 inch stroke 71 mm stroke
Removable Stainless-Steel Tips 0.12 and 0.20 inch included 3.0 and 5.0 mm included
Touchscreen User Interface Crossbar mounted or Benchtop, Intuitive full color animations

Stereotaxic Compatibility

Removable plate with post
Compatible with all major brands of stereotaxic frames (not included)
8 x 15 inches
1 inch diameter post x 3.5 inches
203 x 381 mm
25 mm diameter post x 89 mm
Manual XY stage 3 x 8 inch range 76 x 203 mm range
Electronically controlled Z-axis 4 inch range 102 mm range 

Electrical

100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1.4-0.7A Class II Medical Power Supply 

Physical

Dimensions 18 x 18 x 29 inches 457 x 457 x 736 mm
Weight 49 lb 22 kg

 

Optional Accessories

   
Jun-Air Quiet Compressor
35 dB(A)/1m noise level
Impactor requires 100 – 125 psi compressed air supplied by compressor, tank, or lab air
Custom Impact Tips Specify cross-section shape, dimensions, and edge bevel

 

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GlaxoSmithKline
University College London
Novartis
Imperial College
University of Cambridge
University of Oxford

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