Veterinary CASA Semen Analyzer

• Computer-Assisted Semen Analysis: Automatically analyzes semen samples using digital microscopy and image-processing technology.
• Motility Analysis: Evaluates total motility, progressive motility and sperm movement characteristics objectively.
• Sperm Concentration: Automatically calculates sperm concentration to support semen quality control and dose preparation.
• Morphology Evaluation: Supports identification and classification of normal and abnormal sperm morphology with compatible analysis modules.
• Reduced Operator Subjectivity: Standardized computer analysis helps minimize differences caused by manual visual assessment.
• Automatic Sperm Tracking: Detects individual sperm cells and analyzes their movement paths from captured video images.
• Boar Semen Management: Suitable for evaluating boar semen quality, breeding performance and artificial insemination production.
• Data Storage: Test results can be stored for individual animals, batches and historical semen quality comparison.
• Professional Reports: Analysis results can be presented in structured reports containing numerical data, images and graphs.
• Expandable Analysis: Depending on system configuration, additional analysis may include vitality, DNA fragmentation and acrosome-related evaluation.

• Boar semen quality analysis
• Pig artificial insemination centers
• Breeding boar performance evaluation
• Bull semen quality control
• Livestock semen production laboratories
• Artificial insemination dose preparation
• Veterinary reproductive laboratories
• Breeding farms and genetics companies
• Semen storage and quality monitoring
• Animal reproduction research and education

• Install the microscope, digital camera, computer and analysis software on a stable laboratory workstation.
• Complete camera calibration and species-specific software settings before routine analysis.
• Use suitable semen analysis chambers and prepare samples consistently to improve repeatability.
• Maintain the recommended sample temperature during motility analysis according to the semen testing protocol.
• Keep microscope optics, camera components and analysis chambers clean and free from contamination.
• Verify focus, illumination and image quality before each analysis session.
• Use consistent sample preparation procedures when comparing results between animals or production batches.
• Back up semen analysis records and breeding data regularly.
• Perform software calibration and system maintenance according to the supplied operating instructions.

Q: What does CASA mean?
A: CASA stands for Computer-Assisted Semen Analysis, a digital microscopy method used to objectively analyze sperm concentration, motility and movement characteristics.

Q: What semen parameters can the system analyze?
A: Standard analysis includes sperm concentration, total motility, progressive motility and movement parameters. Additional modules may provide morphology and other reproductive evaluations.

Q: Is the system suitable for boar semen?
A: Yes. It is suitable for boar semen quality control, artificial insemination centers and breeding boar performance management.

Q: Can it analyze sperm morphology?
A: Yes. A compatible morphology analysis module can automatically measure and classify prepared sperm samples.

Q: Why use CASA instead of manual microscopic evaluation?
A: CASA provides standardized numerical results and helps reduce subjective differences between technicians during sperm motility and concentration evaluation.

Q: Can test results be stored?
A: Yes. Analysis data, images and reports can be stored for semen quality tracking, breeding records and historical comparison.

Q: Can it help with semen dose production?
A: Yes. Concentration and motility data can support semen dose preparation, while production-oriented configurations may also assist with calculating suitable insemination doses.

Q: Is the system only suitable for pigs?
A: No. Veterinary CASA systems can be configured for multiple animal species, including boar, bull, stallion, ram and other livestock species.