Hopefully someone else will be able to offer you a specific recommendation based on personal use, but if not, we can at least suggest a few sources you might want to explore:

https://www.linscottsdirectory.com/antibodies?q=Beta%204%20Spectrin

Good luck.

Hello

Look at links . You'll find lots of choices

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2063985/

http://www.scbt.com/datasheet-131788-spectrin-beta-iv-c-16-antibody.html

Hello,

I recommend checking a free antibody database available at labome.com. With regard to Beta IV Spectrin antibodies, you can follow this link: https://www.labome.com/gene/human/SPTBN4-antibody.html. In addition to Santa Cruz antibodies mentioned above, Life Span Biosciences has anti-SPTBN4 goat polyclonal LS-LS-B5099 suitable for immunohistochemistry using human or murine samples. OriGene also provides goat polyclonal anti-SPTBN4 for immunohistochemistry. You can see the description of these antibodies and references following the links to the suppliers at https://www.labome.com/gene/human/SPTBN4-antibody.html.

Thanks for your replies everyone. I couldn't go through all your suggestions but have found one that works well for me. 

If you're interested, you can look it up on the NeuroMab website. There are two clones which you can pick from. I use the mouse IgG1 isotype so it allows me to perform triple staining. 

That is great that you found a mAb that works well. Please consider posting a review of your experience with these Abs at the independent review site "pAbmAbs". Here is their review submission page: http://pabmabs.com/wordpress/?page_id=5

Your review may prove very helpful to other researchers.

Dear Navneet Vasistha,

I don't find the antibody on NeuroMab. Would you be so kind to tell me how to find it, please?

Thanks in advance!

Hi Ana,

I used the following website: http://neuromab.ucdavis.edu/catalog.cfm and searched under the catalog using the keyword spectrin.

It gives Beta 1 and Beta 4 as the result of which there are two antibodies for Beta 4.

Hope this helps.

Hi Navneet,

I found it, thank you very much for your help and fast reply.