Microdrives and Electrode Positioners

This drive has 5 independently adjustable guides allowing for 4 tetrodes/electrodes.

This drive has 5 independently adjustable guides allowing for 4 tetrodes/electrodes and one reference tetrode/electrode.

This drive has 9 independently adjustable guides allowing for 8 tetrodes/electrodes and one reference tetrode/electrode.

This drive has 18 independently adjustable guides allowing for 17 tetrodes/electrodes and two reference tetrodes/electrodes.

Microdrives designed by Specialty Machining. These lightweight drives allow for adjustment of electrode depths for a variety of electrode configurations. Custom drilled tips allow for flexible electrode placement. This drive has 4 independently adjustable guides allowing for 4 tetrodes.

Microdrives designed by Specialty Machining. These lightweight drives allow for adjustment of electrode depths for a variety of electrode configurations. Custom drilled tips allow for flexible electrode placement. This drive has 8 independently adjustable guides allowing for 8 tetrodes.

Microdrives designed by Specialty Machining. These lightweight drives allow for adjustment of electrode depths for a variety of electrode configurations. Custom drilled tips allow for flexible electrode placement. This drive has 12 independently adjustable guides allowing for 12 tetrodes.

Microdrives designed by Specialty Machining. These lightweight drives allow for adjustment of electrode depths for a variety of electrode configurations. Custom drilled tips allow for flexible electrode placement. This drive has 28 independently adjustable guides allowing for 28 tetrodes.

The Harlan 28 Drive Asy Pack is a stereotaxic device used for holding the Harlan 28 Drive in place while loading. The Assembly Pack is a delrin mounting piece with two thumb screws which holds the tip and main body apart for easy loading.

The Warp16 is a unique electrode holder that provides stable electrode positioning in a very lightweight unit. This drive uses the "electrode in cannula" technology for stable single electrode positioning. Electrodes may be precisely positioned/driven down with the Warp-16-Pusher.

This device is used to drive electrodes down in the Warp-16 series of electrode holders. A digital micrometer head is used to control the extension of a 5 mil stainless steel wire which is used to push an electrode down in the drive's cannula. Total depth is 25mm.