
Electrode Holder- Single and Double F2
Stereotaxic electrode holder family for single and dual electrode positioning, with standard 0.25-2 mm electrode support and dual-electrode planning paths for small or larger probes when labs need stable frame-mounted electrophysiology hardware.

Louise Corscadden, PhD
Neuroscience · ConductScience
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Overview
The Electrode Holder- Single and Double F2 is a stereotaxic electrode-holder family for labs that need single or dual electrode positioning on a compatible frame. It is priced at $136.00 and makes the selection details easier to review before a station is assembled.
The product family supports a standard 0.25-2 mm electrode holder path and dual-electrode planning paths for 0.1-1 mm electrodes or 1.5-3 mm electrodes with 0.5-40 mm spacing. Those dimensions matter for researchers because electrode diameter, paired spacing, manipulator clearance, and animal-support hardware all affect whether the holder will fit the intended recording, stimulation, or implantation workflow.
Scientific Use
Electrode holders are used in stereotaxic electrophysiology and implantation workflows where electrode or probe position must be coordinated with atlas-referenced targeting, skull access, anesthesia support, and manipulator travel. Single-holder setups are useful for straightforward placement, while dual-holder planning can support paired electrode geometry when spacing and probe diameter are selected correctly.
Buying Fit
Choose this page when the lab needs a dedicated electrode holder instead of a generic clamp, syringe holder, or ferrule holder. Review electrode diameter, dual spacing, frame compatibility, anesthesia mask clearance, warming, microscope access, and any recording or stimulation hardware before ordering.
Features & Benefits
Holder scope
- Single and dual electrode stereotaxic holder family
Standard support
- 0.25-2 mm electrode holder path
Dual support
- 0.1-1 mm or 1.5-3 mm electrode paths with 0.5-40 mm spacing review
Workflow fit
- Electrode placement, recording, stimulation, probe positioning, and implantation setup
Plan with
- Compatible stereotaxic frame, manipulator, masks, warming, microscope access, and ephys hardware
Current price
- $136.00 regular price
Practical Tips
Confirm electrode diameter first, then decide whether single or dual electrode positioning is needed.
Why: Diameter and paired spacing are the main physical constraints for holder selection.
Plan cable, headstage, manipulator, and microscope clearance around the holder position.
Why: Electrophysiology hardware adds routing constraints that can interfere with frame access.
Review nose-cone mask, warming, microdrill, and frame accessories with the electrode holder.
Why: Electrode placement happens inside a full stereotaxic station, so adjacent accessories should be checked together.
Setup Guide
What’s in the Box
- Electrode Holder- Single and Double F2 product family
- Standard electrode holder support for 0.25-2 mm electrodes
- Dual electrode holder planning for 0.1-1 mm electrodes
- Dual electrode holder planning for 1.5-3 mm electrodes with 0.5-40 mm spacing
- Compatible frame, manipulator, anesthesia mask, warming, and electrophysiology hardware reviewed with station configuration
Warranty
Support, replacement, and fulfillment terms are confirmed with the final quote and institutional purchasing requirements.
Compliance
Which electrode sizes should I plan around?
The standard holder path supports 0.25-2 mm electrodes. Dual-electrode planning paths include 0.1-1 mm electrodes or 1.5-3 mm electrodes with 0.5-40 mm spacing review.
When should I choose the double holder path?
Choose the double holder path when the workflow needs paired electrode positioning and the electrode diameter, spacing, manipulator clearance, and target geometry have been reviewed together.
What products should be reviewed with this holder?
Review the stereotaxic frame, manipulator, nose-cone mask, warming, microscope access, recording or stimulation hardware, and cable routing around the final station layout.
How is this different from the ferrule holder?
This page is for electrode positioning. Use the ferrule and fiber optic pin holder page when the workflow centers on ceramic ferrules, fiber pins, cannulas, or optical implants.
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