Your Guide to Medical Imaging Equipment

When we talk to buyers looking into their first C-arm purchase, we're commonly asked questions about the power requirements of the equipment. For a first time buyer, this makes perfect sense- no one wants a significant capital investment to arrive on their doorstep and not be able to use it.

To help clear this question up, we gathered electrical spec for the six most common OEC C-arm systems we offer. Hear about it in the brief video clip below and, for future reference, bookmark this page for the spec chart at the end!

• OEC 6600
• OEC 6800
• OEC 8800
• OEC 9600
• OEC 9800
• OEC 9900

The two most recent additions to the Orthoscan mini C-arm product line, the Orthoscan HD1000 and the Orthoscan FD, are practically identical. The list of things they have in common is far too long to share here so, in the interest of everyone's time, we'll share with you below the rather short list of things (2) that set these two mini C-arm models apart from one another.

Whether your GE 2000D digital mammo is disconnected from power for service, relocation, or both, you may find yourself wishing you had rotated the gantry before the power got cut, especially if you're hoping to remove the detector. If that sounds like you, don't worry; there's an easy way to rotate your gantry manually.