ROCK IMAGER Protein Crystallization Imagers
ROCK IMAGER Protein Crystallization Imagers
Systems You Can Trust
Over 15 Years of Imaging Excellence
Used worldwide by the top 25 pharmaceutical companies and renowned academic centers.
Image Quality Second to None
Optimized Optics
Every imaging technology is precisely optimized for crystal clear images.
Increase Your Throughput
Automation Designed for Speed
Image entire 96-well plates in only 3 minutes and incubate up to 1500 plates.
Crystal Clear Imaging. Unparalleled Speed.
ROCK IMAGER® - Crystallization Imagers are a series of automated imaging systems designed for protein crystallization screening. Capture superior quality images of your protein drops while learning critical information about your crystals. ROCK IMAGERs are available with various plate capacities and imaging features, so there is a model to fit every lab's budget and workflow.
Screen conditions with various imaging methods to discover more
Visible Light (Color), Cross-Polarization, UV Fluorescence, UV Absorption, Multi-Fluorescence Imaging (MFI), Fluorescence Recovery After Photobleaching (FRAP), Second-Order Nonlinear Imaging of Chiral Crystals (SONICC)
Various models to fit your budget and workflow
Plate capacities from a single plate up to 970 SBS format plates or 1500 LCP plates
Temperature regulation options available
Precise temperature control from 30°C down to 4°C
Multiple plate options available
SBS, Linbro, Nextal, Terasaki/HLA and Lipid Cubic Phase (LCP) plate
Seamless integration with ROCK MAKER - Crystallization Software
Screen Conditions with More Confidence
See the Details of Your Drops
High optical resolution is achieved by increasing the numerical aperture of the objective. The trade-off, however, is that depth of field (depth of the image in focus at one time) is reduced. ROCK IMAGER combines multiple slices into one Extended Focus Image (EFI) to allow the best of both worlds.
Capture Images the Way You Want
Multiple images of each drop can be captured with user-adjustable settings including exposure, polarization, and condenser aperture.
See Something Interesting? Zoom in for a Better Look
Specify regions of interest within a drop to zoom into. ROCK IMAGER will automatically capture those areas in high resolution.
