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Eppendorf InjectMan 4 Motorized Micromanipulator for Precision Microinjection

UsedEppendorfMicrofluidicsUnited States

€21,452.1excl. VAT

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Max. traveling distance
≥20 mm in X, Y, Z and X/Z direction
Weight (complete)
2.15 kg
Stepper motor
X-, Y-, Z-module
Step size
<20 nm (computational resolution)
Speed
0 – 10,000 µm/s
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Specifications 18

Brands
Eppendorf
New/Used
Used
Max. traveling distance
≥20 mm in X, Y, Z and X/Z direction
Weight (complete)
2.15 kg
Stepper motor
X-, Y-, Z-module
Step size
<20 nm (computational resolution)
Speed
0 – 10,000 µm/s
Mechanical adjustability
>80 mm
Dimensions
129 × 51 × 36 mm
Weight
570 g
Direction of rotation
-45° to +90°
Capillary exchange
Direction of rotation: forward
Sample replacement
Direction of rotation: backward
Operating angle
0° – 90°
Control
Joystick (dynamic kinetics)
Speed modes
coarse, fine, x-fine
External Device/PC
Serial interface SUBD9, male
Dimensions (W x H x D)
205 × 288 × 152 mm

Product description

Motorized micromanipulator for semi-automatic microinjection with high precision and joystick control.

The Eppendorf InjectMan 4 is a motorized micromanipulator designed for precise microinjection into adherent cells, small organisms, and embryos. It supports dynamic movement via joystick control and integrates with FemtoJet microinjectors for semi-automatic injections. Key features include:

  • Axial injection movement (X/Z direction) minimizes mechanical stress and reduces cell mortality.
  • High penetration speed facilitates injection into rigid structures.
  • Four pre-defined application masks plus a programmable "My app" mask for customized workflows.
  • Electronically uncouplable motor modules prevent accidental micropipette movement.
  • Exceptional precision and position stability suitable for patch clamp applications.
  • Ergonomic control panel for fatigue-free operation and easy angle adjustments.
  • Compatibility with Eppendorf PiezoXpert for piezo-assisted penetration at predefined distances.
  • Adaptability to all conventional microscopes.
  • PC interface for remote control via serial port (SUBD9, male).

Technical Specifications:

  • Max traveling distance: ≥20 mm in X, Y, Z, and X/Z directions
  • Step size: <20 nm (computational resolution)
  • Speed range: 0 – 10,000 µm/s
  • Mechanical adjustability: >80 mm
  • Motor modules: Stepper motors for X, Y, Z axes
  • Dimensions:
  • Motor modules: 129 × 51 × 36 mm, 570 g each
  • Control board: 205 × 288 × 152 mm, 1.8 kg
  • Complete system weight: 2.15 kg
  • Swivel joint rotation: -45° to +90° (forward rotation for capillary exchange, backward for sample replacement)
  • Angle head operating range: 0° – 90°
  • Control: Joystick with dynamic kinetics and speed modes (coarse, fine, x-fine)

Applications include:

  • Semi-automatic microinjection of adherent cells
  • Serial microinjection into fish larvae, frog eggs, insect embryos
  • Injection into living plant cells, C. elegans, nematodes, and flatworms
  • Automatic dispensing of cell suspensions and solutions
  • Stable, drift-free positioning for electrophysiology techniques

The InjectMan 4 is intended for research use only.

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Last updated 22 October 2026