ConductScience / stereotaxic systems

Stereotaxic systems for coordinate-driven surgery.

Manual, digital, automated, GRIN-lens, and large-animal stereotaxic workflows. Choose by species, targeting accuracy, manipulator arms, and mounted instruments before you request a quote.

Stereotaxic frame and connected neuroscience surgery equipment on a lab bench
29products at last catalog check
3category families
0.01 mmdigital readout floor
5buyer workflow lanes

02 / setup selector

Tell us your subject and procedure. We will tell you which frame to ask for.

The selector turns species, procedure, precision target, arm count, and mounted instruments into a frame class, accessories, related categories, and quote-ready summary.

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04 / frame and accessory builder

Convert a frame into a complete purchase bundle.

Head fixation, manipulator mounting, surgical workflow, injection, anesthesia, and specialized procedure accessories.

Head fixation

Adapters, ear bars, and nose-cone masks for the species you work with.

core

Manipulator mounting

What you mount to the arm: needles, holders, ferrules, electrodes.

core

Surgical workflow

Drill, drill holders, and starter surgery kits.

core

Injection and infusion

Push, pump, and dwell hardware that keeps coordinates intact.

optional

Anesthesia

Active scavenging and stereotaxic-compatible delivery.

optional

Specialized procedures

Spinal, TBI/impactor, GRIN-lens, and large-animal extensions.

optional

05 / trajectory planner

Plan the trajectory before drilling.

The mini planner converts skull thickness, probe length, target depth, and approach angle into entry offset, insertion length, and craniotomy guidance.

Tool / trajectory mini

Quick trajectory planner

Use this as a planning aid. Always verify coordinates against the atlas edition and approved protocol.

Entry offset0.00 mm
Insertion length4.00 mm
Craniotomy1.0 mm
Probe length OKOpen full trajectory planner

ConductSurgery

Plan the procedure. Build the equipment bundle.

ConductSurgery is the first-party route for protocol-ready planning: subject setup, target tables, trajectory checks, procedure checklists, and a quote-ready equipment bundle.

  • Project, animal, atlas, and bregma-lambda setup.
  • Coordinate planner with bilateral and multi-site tables.
  • Hardware compatibility and accessory recommendations.
  • Checklist, coordinate table, and methods-text export path.

06 / compare frame classes

Translate frame classes into buying decisions.

Rows are spec-backed and intentionally conservative. New SKUs update the data lane, not the buyer workflow.

Frame classBest forSpeciesReadoutArmsMounted instrumentsQuote note
Manual rodent frameRoutine rodent targeting and teaching labs.Mouse, ratVernier 0.1 mmSingleSyringe, electrode, drillSpecify mouse and/or rat adapters, ear bars, and starter accessories.
Digital rodent frameCleaner coordinate readout and documentation.Mouse, ratDigital 0.01 mmSingle / doubleSyringe, electrode, fiber, drillSpecify display preference, bilateral setup, and mounted holders.
Advanced 3D systemFlexible access, 180 degree Z-axis rotation, manual or digital build.Mouse, rat, hamsterDigital 0.01 mm / basic 0.1 mmSingle / doubleSyringe, electrode, fiber, GRIN, drillConfirm digital vs basic build, head-fixing components, and target angle range.
Automated and GRIN workflowsHigher-end positioning and imaging implant workflows.Mouse, ratAutomated 0.01 mmSingle / multiGRIN, fiber, cannula, electrodeSpecify GRIN lens diameter, imaging modality, and multi-site clearance needs.
Large-animal locatorCanine, non-human primate, and other large-animal workflows.Dog, NHPDigital 0.01 mmUp to 4Electrode, cannula, drillSpecify species, head-frame travel, and arm count.

08 / quote workflow

Send a useful stereotaxic spec, not a vague request.

Include the operating context up front. The sales and science team can return a complete bundle with adapters, holders, training notes, and timelines in a single round trip.

  • Species and weight / size range
  • Procedure type
  • Targeting precision / readout requirement
  • Manual / digital / automated preference
  • Single / double / multi-arm requirement
  • Required accessories and mounted instruments
  • Anesthesia compatibility
  • Existing equipment to integrate with
  • Training, installation, or setup support needs
  • Target timeline and budget range