ROCK IMAGER^®

Protein Crystallization Imagers

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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.

All

Visible Light

Polarized Light

Visible Light - LCP

UV - LCP

SHG - LCP

Screen conditions with various imaging methodsto 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.

All

Visible Light

SHG

All

Visible Light - LCP

UV - LCP

SHG - LCP

All

Visible Light

MFI - Texas Red

MFI - Fluorescein

Learn More About Your Drops

Multiple imaging technologies are available for ROCK IMAGER allowing you to discover more about your protein drops:

Visible Light
The standard imaging technique for screening used by most crystallographers. ROCK IMAGER provides high-resolution images.
Learn More

Ultraviolet (UV)
Determine if your crystals are protein or salt and find crystals in optically turbulent environments. Learn More

Multi-Fluorescence Imaging (MFI)
Find protein-protein complexes, increase crystal detection sensitivity, and incorporate UV imaging into your toolkit. Learn More

Second Order Nonlinear Imaging of Chiral Crystals (SONICC)
Detect microcrystals (<1 µm), determine which crystals are protein vs. salt, and increase crystal detection sensitivity. Learn More

Fluorescence Recovery After Photobleaching (FRAP)
Identify the optimal conditions for LCP crystal growth without having to wait on the crystals actually growing. Learn More

Versatile Options for Any Lab

Models to Fit Your Lab's Throughput and Budget

With 6 different models all with flexible options, there is a ROCK IMAGER to fit your lab's needs. Plate capacities range from a single-plate desktop model up to 970 SBS plates or 1500 LCP plates with hotel storage.

No Need to Change Your Microplate

All ROCK IMAGERS are compatible with SBS, LCP, and microbatch plates. Options for Linbro and Qiagen EasyXtal plate compatibility are available.

ROCK IMAGER 182 shown retrieving, imaging, and storing a plate.

Testimonials

The two ROCK IMAGERs in our Biochemical Institute at UZH have proven to be very valuable tools to advance our research in structural biology. The visible light and cross-polarization images in color and the highly focused UV fluorescence images, in combination with the sophisticated ROCK MAKER/ROCK MAKER Web software, are crucial as they allow researchers to efficiently sift through literally thousands of experiments. Vital to the success of these tools is the excellent response of the technical service team. Any hardware or software problems are addressed and solved in the shortest possible time.

Beat Blattmann

UZH Protein Crystallization Center

The Formulatrix imaging systems are excellent, we have several in our lab and they all work well. I can only recommend them.

Karl Harlos

University of Oxford - Division of Structural Biology

We have had our ROCK IMAGER 1000 for nearly 2 years and have setup and imaged >7000 plates in that time. The system has performed very reliably over that span from a mechanical standpoint and the associated Rock Maker software has made tracking, viewing and organizing our many projects simple and easy. The seamless integration of our Formulatrix Formulator with the imaging system has allowed us to carry out optimizations in a high throughput manner as well. Just as important is that the service and support have been excellent, with most issues dealt with remotely and new customer-driven features added at regular intervals.

Rafael Toro

Albert Einstein School of Medicine

We buy a lot of products for FORMULATRIX such as ROCK IMAGER (both 4c system and RT system), FORMULATOR and NT8 for protein crystallization when using this machine we do face some problems and once I even want to return them back but people from FORMULATRIX always try their best to solve the problems. Finally, I think FORMULATRIX is really a responsible company and they always try their best to serve the customers. More important, the products are easy using.

Weifei Chen

Northwest A&F University

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Models and Specifications

ROCK IMAGER 1

The most cost-effective way to add visible light and UV imaging to your toolkit.

Compatible Plate Types (Capacity):

SBS (1)

Microbatch (1)

LCP Thin Glass (1)

Linbro (1)

EasyXtal (1)

Imaging Options:

Single Light Path:
Visible Light + UV

Monochrome
Images Only

Cooling Options:

None - No Hotel

Physical Dimensions:

Depth: 354 mm (14”)

Width: 419 mm (17”)

Height: 621 mm (25”)

Weight: 23 kg (51 lbs)

ROCK IMAGER 2

A versatile imager that can be used as a high-powered microscope to manually explore the contents of your plates, or put up to two plates on the plate holder, set an automatic schedule, and let the system do the rest.

Compatible Plate Types (Capacity):

SBS (2)

Microbatch (2)

LCP Thin Glass (2)

Linbro (1)

EasyXtal (2)

Imaging Options:

Visible Light Only

Single Light Path:
Visible Light + UV

Dual Light Paths:
Separate Visible
Light + UV

Multi-Fluorescence Imaging

Cooling Options:

None - No Hotel

Physical Dimensions:

Depth: 371 mm (15")

Width: 420 mm (17")

Height: 586 mm (24")

Weight: 23 kg (51 lbs)

ROCK IMAGER 54

Our entry-level hotel imager that can store and incubate up to 54 plates. Fully automated imaging on a user-defined schedule.

Compatible Plate Types (Capacity):

SBS (54)

Microbatch (54)

LCP Thin Glass (54)

Linbro (up to 28)

Imaging Options:

Visible Light Only

Single Light Path:
Visible Light + UV

Dual Light Paths:
Separate Visible
Light + UV

Cooling Options:

Peltier Cooling:
regulates temperature to +/-0.5°C with a range of 5°C below or 7°C above room temperature

Physical Dimensions:

Depth: 614 mm (26")

Width: 750 mm (30")

Height: 1027 mm (41")

Weight: 114 kg (252 lbs)

ROCK IMAGER 182

Our mid-level hotel imager that can store and incubate up to 182 plates. Fully automated imaging on a user-defined schedule.

Compatible Plate Types (Capacity):

SBS (182)

Microbatch (182)

LCP Thin Glass (182)

Linbro (up to 106)

Imaging Options:

Visible Light Only

Single Light Path:
Visible Light + UV

Dual Light Paths:
Separate Visible
Light + UV

Cooling Options:

Peltier Cooling:
regulates temperature to +/-0.5°C with a range of 5°C below or 7°C above room temperature

Physical Dimensions:

Depth: 798 mm (31")

Width: 865 mm (35")

Height: 1028 mm (41")

Weight: 161 kg (355 lbs)

ROCK IMAGER 360

Our automated imaging system carefully incubates and captures superior-quality images of up to 364 microplates in a compact benchtop unit.

Compatible Plate Types (Capacity):

SBS (364)

Microbatch (364)

LCP Thin Glass (364)

Imaging Options:

Visible Light Only

Single Light Path:
Visible Light + UV

Dual Light Paths:
Separate Visible
Light + UV

Multi-Fluorescence Imaging

Cooling Options:

Peltier Cooling: Any temperature from 4°C to 30°C; the system maintains chamber temperature to within 4°C below and 7°C above ambient

Compressor Cooling: Air-conditioned room with an ambient temperature between 20°C to 25°C; the system maintains chamber temperature between 4°C to 30°C

Physical Dimensions:

RI360:

Depth: 885 mm (34.8”)

Width: 864 mm (34”)

Height: 1100 mm (43.3”)

Weight: 186 kg (410 lbs)

Compressor Unit:

Width: 290 mm (11.4”)

Height: 452 mm (17.8”)

Depth: 576 mm (22.7”)

Weight: 25 kg (55 lbs)

ROCK IMAGER 1000

Our largest hotel imager that can store and incubate up to 970 SBS plates or up to 1500 LCP Thin Glass plates. Several imaging options available. Fully automated imaging on a user-defined schedule.

Compatible Plate Types (Capacity):

SBS (970)

Microbatch (970)

LCP Thin Glass (1500)

Imaging Options:

Visible Light Only

Single Light Path:
Visible Light + UV

Dual Light Paths:
Separate Visible
Light + UV

Multi-Fluorescence Imaging

Cooling Options:

Peltier Cooling:
regulates temperature to +/-0.5°C with a range of 5°C below or 7°C above room temperature

Compressor Cooling:
regulates temperature from 4° C to 19° C with ambient temperature from 16° C to 30° C

Physical Dimensions:

Peltier Cooling:
Depth: 1145 mm (46")

Width: 932 mm (37")

Height: 2211 mm (88")

Weight: 387 kg (854 lbs)

Compressor Cooling:
Depth: 1147 mm (46")

Width: 1442 mm (57")

Height: 2102 mm (83")

Weight: 399 kg (880 lb)

ROCK IMAGER 1000 - Dual Imager (SONICC or FRAP)

Our largest hotel imager that can store and incubate up to 970 SBS plates or up to 1500 LCP Thin Glass plates, plus an additional imager (either SONICC or FRAP). This can greatly increase your throughput and save space in your lab. Fully automated imaging on a user-defined schedule.

Compatible Plate Types (Capacity):

SBS (970)

Microbatch (970)

LCP Thin Glass (1500)

Imaging Options:

Visible Light Only

Single Light Path:
Visible Light + UV

Dual Light Paths:
Separate Visible
Light + UV

Multi-Fluorescence Imaging

SONICC

FRAP

Cooling Options:

Peltier Cooling:
regulates temperature to +/-0.5°C with a range of 5°C below or 7°C above room temperature

Compressor Cooling:
regulates temperature from 4° C to 19° C with ambient temperature from 16° C to 30° C

Physical Dimensions:

Peltier Cooling:
Depth: 1085 mm (43")

Width: 834 mm (33")

Height: 2197 mm (87")

Weight: 462 kg (1019 lb)

Compressor Cooling:
Depth: 1147 mm (46")

Width: 1442 mm (57")

Height: 2102 mm (83")

Weight: 399 kg (880 lb)

Imager Comparison	ROCK IMAGER 1	ROCK IMAGER 2	ROCK IMAGER 54	ROCK IMAGER 182	ROCK IMAGER 360	ROCK IMAGER 1000	FRAP	SONICC
Benchtop vs Floor Model	Benchtop	Benchtop	Benchtop	Benchtop	Benchtop	Floor Model	Benchtop	Benchtop
SBS Plate Capacity	1	1	2	54	364	up to 970	2	1
LCP Plate Capacity	1	1	2	54	364	up to 1500	2	1
Linbro Plate Capacity	1	1	1	up to 28
EasyXtal Support		Yes	Yes
Microbatch Support		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Peltier Cooling				Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Compressor Cooling					Optional	Optional
Scheduled Imaging				Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
UV Imaging	Yes	Yes	Optional	Optional	Optional	Optional
Multi-Fluorescent Imaging			Optional		Optional	Optional
SONICC or FRAP Dual Imager						Optional

UV Compatibility

Not all crystallography consumables are compatible with ultraviolet light. Cover media can either block the excitation light (absorb UV radiation in the 250-320nm band) or it can fluoresce in the same band that tryptophan does, creating a high level of background noise (this is a process commonly called autofluorescence). Crystallization plates can also autofluoresce, increasing unwanted noise. The challenge of absorption is not a problem in crystallization plates for we have positioned the UV light source and camera of our imagers above the plates.

[The term ´autofluorescence´ is a bit of a misnomer. Typically, you've done something to make your target fluoresce, and this noise-contributing fluorescence happens automatically, hence autofluorescence. Here, we're using the intrinsic fluorescence of tryptophan, which is the exception rather than the rule in fluorescence microscopy. Our desired signal is, in a sense, already autofluorescence. In this document though, we use the term autofluorescence to refer to undesired noise from the cover media or plate.]

To recap, there are three consumable-related problems that could reduce the signal-to-noise ratio while imaging using UV light (listed in the order of what seems most common/serious):

- Crystallization plate could autofluoresce, increasing noise (common in polystyrene plates).
- Cover media could absorb some/all of the UV excitation light, reducing the signal strength.

[Note: This can be partially recovered with longer exposure times]

Cover media could autofluoresce, increasing noise (common in glass cover slides).

Notes:

Plates and cover media that offer "low birefringence" seem to also have low autofluorescence. This is the best rule of thumb we´ve found so far.
At least twice, media manufacturers have changed formulations for some nonrelated reason (hydrophilicity, optical properties, etc.) and inadvertently decreased UV performance. The two cases we´ve noted were for TTP LabTech´s ViewDrop sheets and Hampton Research´s glass cover slides. We have notified both manufacturers, and they are interested in addressing their respective problems.

Hanging Drop Cover Seals

Formulations for given plastics/glasses may change with time which may affect UV performance. Unfortunately, because of this, we cannot 100% guarantee that the consumables that we have tested will have the exact UV properties every time you use them. These results are from FORMULATRIX-derived, in-house testing and should be used only as suggestions into what consumables to use for UV imaging.

UV Performance Rating Scale:

GREAT: high signal transmission and low autofluorescence. Great for long-term use.
GOOD: lacking in either signal strength or low autofluorescence. Investigate before committing to long-term use.
OK: even more lacking in either signal strength or low autofluorescence, but still useful. Would most likely require improvement for long-term use.
BAD: flawed, but useable for investigation/demonstrations. Not acceptable for long-term use.
UNUSABLE: critically flawed, do not use.
UNRELIABLE: UV performance varies due to changes in manufacturing.

Hanging Drop Cover Seal	Part #	Performance	Transmission	Notes
Art Robbins Hanging Drop Seal	600-4006-00	GREAT	72%	None
Excel Scientific CrystalSeal HD	ZAF-PE-50	GREAT	67%	None
QIAGEN 96-well Hanging Drop Seal		OK	61%	Autofluorescent
SWISSCI UVP Hanging Drop Seal	HDP-UVP-96T01	GREAT	84%	None
TTP LabTech ViewDrop Sheets	4150-05100	BAD	18%	None
TTP LabTech ViewDrop II Sheets	4150-05600	UNUSABLE		None

Sitting Drop Cover Seals

UV Performance Rating Scale:

GREAT: high signal transmission and low autofluorescence. Great for long-term use.
GOOD: lacking in either signal strength or low autofluorescence. Investigate before committing to long-term use.
OK: even more lacking in either signal strength or low autofluorescence, but still useful. Would most likely require improvement for long-term use.
BAD: flawed, but useable for investigation/demonstrations. Not acceptable for long-term use.
UNUSABLE: critically flawed, do not use.
UNRELIABLE: UV performance varies due to changes in manufacturing.

Sitting Drop Cover Seal	Part #	Performance	Transmission	Notes
Axygen PlateMax	UC-500	GREAT		None
Excel Scientific Classic ThermalSeal Sealing Films	100-THER-PLT	GOOD	73%	None
Excel Scientific ThermalSeal RT2 Sealing Films	TS-RT2-100	UNUSABLE	1%	None
Excel Scientific ThermalSeal RTS Sealing Films	TSS-RTQ-100	GREAT	93%	None
Greiner Viewseal	676070	GREAT	83%	None
Hampton Clear Seal Sheets	HR4-521	GREAT	90%	Lot #: MR61733/7054
Hampton Crystal Clear Sheets	HR3-609	UNUSABLE	0%	None

Cover Slides

As far as we can tell, Hampton provides four options with two choices for glass cover slides - siliconized or unsiliconized, and Tecan-compatible or not. We have tested older siliconized, non-Tecan slides and they work well. Both varieties of Tecan-compatible slides we found to autofluoresce.

General Cover Slide Guidance:

Siliconized, non-Tecan: work very well, but is an older and possibly discontinued formulation/material
Unsiliconized, non-Tecan: no data - awaiting samples from Hampton
Siliconized, Tecan: autofluoresces, essentially unusable
Unsiliconized, Tecan: autofluoresces, essentially unusable

UV Performance Rating Scale:

GREAT: high signal transmission and low autofluorescence. Great for long-term use.
GOOD: lacking in either signal strength or low autofluorescence. Investigate before committing to long-term use.
OK: even more lacking in either signal strength or low autofluorescence, but still useful. Would most likely require improvement for long-term use.
BAD: flawed, but useable for investigation/demonstrations. Not acceptable for long-term use.
UNUSABLE: critically flawed, do not use.
UNRELIABLE: UV performance varies due to changes in manufacturing.

Cover Slide	Part #	Performance	Transmission	Notes
Greiner Siliconized, 18mm Round	501870	UNUSABLE	5%	None
Hampton Siliconized, 12mm Round	HR3-277	GOOD	85%	Mildly Autofluorescent
Hampton Siliconized, 12mm Round, Tecan	HR3-278T	UNUSABLE	4%	Autofluorescent
Hampton Siliconized, 12mm Round Thick	HR8-088	BAD	46%	Autofluorescent
Hampton Siliconized, 18mm Round	HR3-239	GOOD	87%	None
Hampton Siliconized, 22mm Round	HR3-231	GOOD	87%	None
Hampton Siliconized, 22mm Round Thick	HR3-247	BAD	42%	None
Hampton Siliconized, 22mm Square	HR3-215	GOOD	85%	None
Hampton Siliconized, 22mm Square Thick	HR3-223	BAD	45%	None

Standard Plates

If a plate is polystyrene chances are it'll have some sort of autofluorescence. The autofluorescence intensity varies from strong to weak. Polyolefin seems to work great, as does polypropylene (which unfortunately does not perform well optically under visible light). Curved-bottom wells tend to be usable in spite of small amounts of autofluorescence, but the trend is that flat-bottomed plates tend to be much better.

UV Performance Rating Scale:

GREAT: high signal transmission and low autofluorescence. Great for long-term use.
GOOD: lacking in either signal strength or low autofluorescence. Investigate before committing to long-term use.
OK: even more lacking in either signal strength or low autofluorescence, but still useful. Would most likely require improvement for long-term use.
BAD: flawed, but useable for investigation/demonstrations. Not acceptable for long-term use.
UNUSABLE: critically flawed, do not use.
UNRELIABLE: UV performance varies due to changes in manufacturing.

Plate Type	Part #	Drop Type	Performance
Axygen 96-1	N/A	Sitting	BAD
Corning COC, 96-1, round bottom, not treated	3556	Sitting	GREAT
Corning COC, 96-3, conical flat bottom, not treated	3553	Sitting	GREAT
Corning COC, 96-1, conical flat bottom, treated for hydrophilicity	3551	Sitting	GREAT
Corning COC, 96-3, 1ul conical flat bottom, not treated	3550	Sitting	GREAT
Corning CrystalEX, 96-1, round bottom, not treated	3773	Sitting	GOOD
Greiner Crystal Bridge for Combo Plate	662145	Sitting	BAD
Greiner Crystal Quick 96-3 flat well	609830	Sitting	GREAT
Greiner Crystal Quick 96-3 round well	609820	Sitting	BAD
Greiner CrystalQuick 96-1 low profile	609180	Sitting	OK
Greiner CrystalQuick 96-1, low profile, square wells		Sitting	GOOD
Greiner CrystalQuick 96-1, Square wells	609871	Sitting	GOOD
Innovaplate SD2 / MRC2 96-2	HR3-082	Sitting	GOOD
Intelli-Plate 24-4	102-0004-00	Sitting	UNUSEABLE
Intelli-Plate 48-2	102-0002-00	Sitting	OK
Intelli-Plate 96-2	102-0011-00	Sitting	BAD
Intelli-Plate 96-3	102-0001-03	Sitting	UNUSEABLE
Intelli-Plate CrystalMation 96-3	102-0001-13	Sitting	UNUSEABLE
Intelli-Plate LVR 96-2	102-0001-00	Sitting	UNUSEABLE
Intelli-Plate LVR 96-3	102-0001-03	Sitting	UNUSEABLE
MiTeGen In-Situ-1	InSitu-01CL	Sitting & Hanging	GREAT
MRC 96-3 (Swissci)	HR-123	Sitting	GOOD
MRC Maxi 48 PS (Swissci)	MD11-004	Sitting	BAD
MRC Maxi 48-1 UVP (Swissci)	HR3-179	Sitting	GREAT
Qiagen NeXtal Evolution	132045	Sitting	OK
TTP Labtech 96-3	4150-05823	Sitting	GOOD
UVXPO 2 Lens (Swissci)	UVXPO-2LENS	Sitting	GREAT

Lipidic Cubic Phase (LCP) Plates

LCP Plate Material	Part #	%T at 300 nm
Laminex UV Plastic Cover	MD11-52	85%
Laminex Film Cover	MD11-54	80%
Laminex UV Plastic Base	MD11-51	80%
Laminex Glass Base	MD11-50	13%
Laminex Glass Cover	MD11-52	18%
Marienfeld Glass Base	HR3-151	50%
Marienfeld Glass Cover		13%

Computer + Electrical Requirements

Computer Specifications

Rock Imager 1 is shipped with a customized computer that runs on a 64-bit Windows 11 operating system.

Electrical Specifications

ROCK IMAGER 1 or 2

RI1: 110V -240V, 50Hz -60Hz, 144W max, 1ph
Computer: 575W max, 1ph
Total Power: 719W.

ROCK IMAGER 54 or 182

Robotics: 100-240V, 50-60Hz, 480W max, 1 PH
Computer: 575W max, 1phase
UPS requirement: APC-SU1500 or equivalent

ROCK IMAGER 1000 - Peltier Cooled

Temperature Regulation: 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz, 750 W max, 1 PH
Robotics: 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz, 240 W max, 1 PH
Computer: 525 W max, 1 PH
Recommended UPS: 1500 W UPS

ROCK IMAGER 1000 - Compressor Cooled

Temperature Regulation : 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz, 400 W max, 1 PH
Robotics: 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz, 240 W max, 1 PH
Computer: 525 W max, 1 PH
Compressor Unit: 208-230 V, 50-60 Hz, 2000 W max,1 PH, 2 outlets
Recommended Emergency for Cooling: Peltier Cooled (1500 W), Compressor Cooled (5000 W)

ROCK IMAGER 1000 - Dual Imager

Temperature Regulation: 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz, 750 W max, 1 PH
Robotics: 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz, 270 W max, 1 PH
Computer: 525 W max, 1 PH
UPS (uninterrupted power supply) Requirement:
RI1000 w/ FRAP: 3510 W
RI1000 w/ SONCC: 4700 W

Software Documentation

Software Documentation

User's Guide

UV Fluorescence Imaging Guide

Help Files

ROCK IMAGER 3.9 - Online Help

ROCK IMAGER 3.8 - Online Help

ROCK IMAGER 3.7 - Online Help

ROCK IMAGER 3.6 - Online Help

ROCK IMAGER 3.5 - Online Help

ROCK IMAGER 3.4 - Online Help

ROCK IMAGER 3.3 - Online Help

ROCK IMAGER 3.1 - Online Help

Software Installation

Looking to install this software?
If you're a current user, please email support@formulatrix.com with your installation request.
If you're interested in purchasing, please email sales@formulatrix.com to learn more.

ROCK IMAGER^®

ROCK IMAGER^®

Protein Crystallization Imagers

Systems You Can Trust

Over 15 Years of Imaging Excellence

Image Quality Second to None

Optimized Optics

Increase Your Throughput

Automation Designed for Speed

Crystal Clear Imaging. Unparalleled Speed.

Screen Conditions with More Confidence

Learn More About Your Drops

Versatile Options for Any Lab

Testimonials

Beat Blattmann

UZH Protein Crystallization Center

Karl Harlos

University of Oxford - Division of Structural Biology

Rafael Toro

Albert Einstein School of Medicine

Weifei Chen

Northwest A&F University

Resources

Models to Fit Your Workflow and Budget

ROCK IMAGER 1

ROCK IMAGER 2

ROCK IMAGER 54

ROCK IMAGER 182

ROCK IMAGER 360

ROCK IMAGER 1000

ROCK IMAGER 1000 - Dual Imager (SONICC or FRAP)

UV Compatibility

Computer Specifications

Electrical Specifications

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ROCK IMAGER®

ROCK IMAGER®

Protein Crystallization Imagers

Systems You Can Trust

Over 15 Years of Imaging Excellence

Image Quality Second to None

Optimized Optics

Increase Your Throughput

Automation Designed for Speed

Crystal Clear Imaging. Unparalleled Speed.

Screen Conditions with More Confidence

Learn More About Your Drops

Versatile Options for Any Lab

Testimonials

Beat Blattmann

UZH Protein Crystallization Center

Karl Harlos

University of Oxford - Division of Structural Biology

Rafael Toro

Albert Einstein School of Medicine

Weifei Chen

Northwest A&F University

Resources

Products

Resources

Discover

Contact

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