Fully Automated Veterinary CASA System
Fully Automated Veterinary CASA System
SQA-6100vet represents the pinnacle of veterinary reproductive technology. This revolutionary fully automated CASA system delivers unmatched accuracy and reproducibility in animal sperm parameter evaluation, it can work as a standalone all-in-one system which has big advantages in on field and portable situation and can also work with the dedicated PC software for more user-friendly data management.




Why built-in temperature control is essential for accurate CASA analysis
In the world of andrology, "Motility is Temperature." The SQA-6100vet features an internal, real-time heating stage that maintains samples at physiological temperatures (37°C) throughout analysis. This critical feature ensures that sperm motility is measured under life-like conditions, preventing false "Unsatisfactory" diagnoses caused by cold shock.
Animal sperm are extremely sensitive to temperature changes. A drop of just 2-3°C can cause immediate motility loss, leading to inaccurate results.
The SQA-6100vet's integrated heating stage maintains constant 37°C throughout analysis, revealing true progressive motility as it exists in the animal's reproductive tract.
The SQA-6100vet is designed to align with leading veterinary andrology standards and guidelines. Our system supports compliance with established protocols for breeding soundness examination across multiple species.
Compliant with SFT guidelines for Bull, Ram, and Equine Breeding Soundness Examination (BSE/EBSE). Supports standardized evaluation protocols.
Species-specific algorithms ensure accurate parameter evaluation.
Portable design enables on-site BSE examinations while maintaining laboratory-grade precision. Ideal for seedstock producers and veterinary clinics.
Technology validated by peer-reviewed research and used in academic institutions worldwide for reproductive research and clinical practice.
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