HU.Q hq-760dy Dry Image X-Ray Film Printer (Mammo)
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The HQ-760DY Dry Imager is a thermo-graphic film processor designed for digital radiography imaging. It is the one and only domestically engineered medical dry thermal imager
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Typically 14-21 working days – excluding furniture and heavy/bulky equipment. Please contact us for further information.
Description
The HQ-760DY Dry Imager is a thermo-graphic film processor designed for digital radiography imaging. It is the one and only domestically engineered medical dry thermal imager. The HQ-DY series Dry Imager uses the latest direct dry thermal imaging technology which accommodates for a full range of applications, including CT, MR, DSA and US, as well as CR/DR applications for GenRad, Mammography, Orthopaedics, Dental Imaging and more. The HQ-Series Dry Imager dedicates to precision in diagnosis with its outstanding image quality, and offers affordable imaging catering to your needs.
– Supports Mammography
– Dry thermal technology
– Daylight load film cartridges
– Double tray, supports 4 film sizes
– Speed printing, higher efficiency
– Economical, stable, reliable
– Compact design, easy installation
– Straight forward operation, user-friendly
Technical Specification:
Print Technology |
Direct thermal (dry, daylight-load film) |
Spatial Resolution |
508dpi (20pixels/mm) |
Grayscale Contrast Resolution |
14 bits |
Film Tray |
Two supply trays, 200-sheet capacity total |
Film Sizes |
8’’×10’’, 10’’×12’’, 11’’×14’’, 14’’×17’’ |
Applicable film |
Medical Dry Thermal Film (blue or clear base) |
Interface |
10/100/1000 Base-T Ethernet (RJ-45) |
Network Protocol |
Standard DICOM 3.0 connection |
Image Quality |
Automatic calibration using built-in densitometer |
Control Panel |
Touch Screen, Online Display, Alert, Fault and Active |
Power Supply |
100-240VAC 50/60Hz 600W |
Weight |
50Kg |
Operating Temperature |
5℃-35℃ |
Storage Humidity |
30%-95% |
Storage Temperature |
-22℃-50℃ |
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