Mouse adapters
Mouse stereotaxic adapter family for head fixation during mouse frame work, with resin ear bars, graduated positioning scales, and neonatal restraint planning so labs can match animal size, ear-bar geometry, and frame setup before ordering.
Louise Corscadden, PhD
Director of Science · ConductScience
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Key Specifications
Full details →- Model fit
- Configured during quote
- SKU family
- CSMA-30-2031/CSMA-30-2032/CSMA-30-2033/CSMA30-2034
- Sizing
- Model-specific dimensions confirmed from the selected configuration
- Ordering
- Online checkout and quote request available
- Category
- Stereotaxic Systems
- Build notes
- Confirm accessories, station layout, and support needs before purchase
Overview
The Mouse adapters page is the existing ConductScience mouse stereotaxic adaptor buying path for labs that need mouse head-positioning hardware matched to a stereotaxic frame. The current inventory maps the source 30-2031 mouse adaptor family to this live URL and price, so this listing updates the existing page rather than creating a duplicate.
The practical buying decision is fit: animal size, ear-bar geometry, nose-clip path, frame compatibility, and whether neonatal or small-mouse restraint support is part of the workflow. Resin ear bars and graduated positioning scales help researchers align the head consistently during coordinate-guided mouse procedures, while quote review keeps the adaptor matched to the frame and manipulator already in the lab.
Scientific Use
Mouse stereotaxic adaptors support neuroscience workflows where head fixation and skull alignment affect coordinate targeting, including viral-vector delivery, intracranial injection, cannula placement, electrode or probe positioning, microdialysis setup, cranial-window preparation, and imaging-adjacent preparation. A dedicated adaptor page keeps those fit decisions visible before the procedure station is assembled.
Buying Fit
Choose this page when the lab is building or updating a mouse stereotaxic station and needs a ConductScience mouse adaptor matched to a compatible frame. Review the adaptor with ear bars, nose cone masks, syringe holders, microdrill holders, warming, and anesthesia support so the full station works as one setup.
Features & Benefits
Model fit
- Mouse stereotaxic head-fixation workflows
Adaptor scope
- Four current SKU-family paths on the existing ConductScience mouse-adapters page
Positioning support
- Resin ear bars and graduated positioning-scale planning
Special fit
- Neonatal or small-mouse restraint capability reviewed when selected
Station planning
- Frame, nose clip, anesthesia mask, holders, warming, and manipulator fit reviewed together
Current price
- $1,033.00 regular price from current ConductScience inventory
Practical Tips
Confirm the mouse frame, animal size range, ear-bar path, nose-clip path, and anesthesia interface before finalizing the adaptor.
Why: Adaptor fit determines whether the station can position the head cleanly before targeting starts.
Review syringe holder, microdrill holder, probe or electrode holder, nose-cone mask, warming, and frame upgrade needs with the adaptor.
Why: The adaptor is one physical part of a stereotaxic station, so the surrounding holders and animal-support hardware should be checked at the same time.
Use this existing ConductScience URL for the current SKU family and price instead of creating separate adaptor duplicates.
Why: Keeping the current product page preserves procurement continuity and avoids overlapping stereotaxic accessory listings.
Setup Guide
What’s in the Box
- Mouse adaptor product family matched to the existing ConductScience mouse-adapter SKU set
- Resin ear-bar fixation path for mouse head positioning
- Graduated positioning scale support for repeatable setup alignment
- Neonatal or small-mouse restraint capability reviewed when selected
- Frame, manipulator, nose-clip, anesthesia mask, warming, and holder compatibility reviewed with quote configuration
Warranty
Support, replacement, and fulfillment terms are confirmed with the final quote and institutional purchasing requirements.
Compliance
How do I know this is the right mouse adaptor?
Start with the mouse stereotaxic frame, animal size range, ear-bar geometry, nose-clip path, and whether neonatal or small-mouse restraint support is needed. ConductScience can confirm the final adaptor configuration against the frame and workflow.
Does this replace the full stereotaxic frame?
No. This page is for the adaptor/head-fixation accessory family. Pair it with the compatible manual or digital stereotaxic frame, manipulator, holders, masks, and warming products used in the station.
What products should I review with the adaptor?
Review stereotaxic ear bars, nose-cone masks, syringe holder, microdrill holder, stereotaxic arm upgrade, anesthesia delivery, warming, and the manual or digital stereotaxic frame used in the workflow.
Why are there several SKU numbers on this page?
The current ConductScience inventory groups multiple adaptor configurations under the same existing product page so buyers can review the adaptor family without comparing duplicate URLs.
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