Equipment

FCR PRIMA T2 is a table-top reader unit which boasts a world-class high processing speed of 73 IPs/hour.In the high speed mode (5 pixels/mm), throughput is enhanced almost 70% compared with FCR PRIMA T (only for IPs of 14″ × 17″ and 14″ × 14″ ). As with all Fujifilm equipment FCR PRIMA T2 is easy to operate. It will help reduce patient waiting time and greatly increase the efficiency of examination workflow.

With the highest processing speed in its class, this model can process 73 images per hour. In addition, 40 mammography images can be processed within an hour, allowing smooth image reading.
FCR PRIMA Tm, with its light and compact tabletop design, can be placed on a desk, shelf or anywhere space is limited. As this is a fully digital reader, neither a darkroom nor automatic processor is required.
For the first time in the PRIMA series, the model is equipped with a mammography image reading function. With high definition reading and the fastest processing in the tabletop class, this model brings about a seamless workflow to your diagnosis.

One of the FCR key components is an Imaging Plate, or IP, that is used in place of X-ray film to easily digitize X-ray images. The FCR CAPSULA XLII features the IP in an unprecedented compact frame, as it incorporates over 70 years of Fujifilm’s extensive technology and know-how. CAPSULA, meaning small box in Latin, has been cleverly trimmed to be smaller and lighter, boosting flexibility on installation and layout, while maintaining the specifications for a broad range of diagnostic imaging needs from general radiography to pantomography. Plus, the optional capability of 50-micron reading with the HR-V or HR-VI can be utilized to visualize finer and more minute structures for better diagnosis.

DryPix 2000 is a compact tabletop imager that allows maximum flexibility of placement in facilities where space is at a premium. Further space savings have been realized by utilizing an internal DICOM network board in the DryPix 2000. Its almost silent operation and low heat output enable it to be operated close to users or patients without discomfort or distraction. Unlike other compact imagers, it can accomodate an extra film drawer for optimum flexibility and convenience.

The latest addition to the DRYPIX family, new DRYPIX 4000 is the ideal imager for medium-size hospitals, combining proven reliability and convenience with remarkable operating efficiency, all in a compact body. Features including unrivalled image quality, networkability, backup security, and low cost of ownership make the DRYPIX 4000 a welcome addition to any hospital department.

Fujifilm are pioneered the world’s first digital X-ray system in 1983. Ever since, Fuji Computed Radiography (FCR) has stayed the leader, offering the broadest product range to suit virtually every imaging application. Multi-format laser printer designed for printing X-ray and mammographic images on special films of various formats regardless of diagnostic tasks. The print function allows you to place multiple images on one sheet

Series flagship boasts top-line performance, plus the bonus of “networkability” The newest addition to the DRYPIX family of dry imagers rates flagship status with features like dynamic design strength, easy operation, high film throughput, backup security and unrivalled image quality. An integral part of our new DRYPIX Print Networking System, the DRYPIX 7000’s networking capabilities set new standards in convenience and versatility. Established Quality Fujifilm’s extensive experience in dry imaging allows consistent delivery of superior image quality with extremely high throughput.