Production Engineering - Medical Equipment Division

PEMED HOME6035 E. 38th Avenue, Denver, Colorado 80207 USA (303) 393-7800 FAX (303) 393-1482

Laser imagers, cameras and film imagers

Laser imager for mammography - $2,475

List: $12,300. MedCon: VG. Kodak DryView 8610. 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz.

Features:

• tabletop model with film tray
• imager firmware 2.3
• 655 dpi resolution
• 4096 contrast levels
• laser scanning at 38.75 micron pixel size
• operator sets the following parameters from the menu using the numerical keypad and LCD window
  • density
  • contrast
  • sharp/smooth
  • polarity, positive/negative
  • number of copies
  • film layout
  • keypad format
  • exposure index
  • perform calibration
  • detect size
  • Gamma
  • image size
  • date/time
• QC step wedge and SMPTE pattern tests
• PKD keypad included
• Kodak PACS Link Medical Image Model 200 with software 6.1.1 and user's manual included
• connecting cables
• universal power cords

Overall dimensions of the unit:

• width: 17.75 in.
• depth: 25.75
• height: 18.75

Shipping weight is about 135 pounds.

Radiology dry imager / camera - $2,750

List: $16,700. MedCon: VG. Fuji Medical Dry Imager, model FM-DP L. 100-120 V, 50-60 Hz.

Features:

• rolling unit can set down on feet
• software version, B05-64
• touchpad for entering printing parameters
• LED display (4 x 3 inches) for active functions
• two film trays, 35 x 43 and 26 x 36 cm
• E I/F, sorter, ext/rmt, and modem connectors on back of unit
• EI/F cable included

Overall dimensions of the unit:

• width: 32 in.
• depth: 26
• height: 52

Shipping weight is about 200 pounds.

Laser imager - $2,475

List: $17,800. MedCon: VG. Kodak DryView 8700 laser imager.

Features:

• Kodak PACS Link 25 print server with CD-ROM and floppy disk drives and fiber optic connectors
• Kodak PKD CDA remote control (made by Advanced Input Devices)
• control panel has operator pushbuttons and LCD message display
• 78 micron laser spot spacing
• 325 dpi resolution
• 4,096 laser gray levels
• 1:1, 2:1, 4:1, 6:1, 9:1, 12:1, 15:1, 16:1 and 20:1 formats
• DryView film, 14 x 17 inches, 125 sheets per cartridge
• up to 120 films/hour
• imager recognizes film type, size, lot and number of sheets remaining
• ultrasound, CT, MRI, DSA and nuclear medicine applications
• can receive DiCOM images over network
• mains and power on/off rocker switches

Overall dimensions of the unit:

• width: 28 in.
• depth: 32.5
• height: 51.5

Shipping weight is about 586 pounds.

Video camera imager - $975

List: $16,400. MedCon: Demo. Canberra Image View 4600 video imager (model IV4600FD, branded for Fischer Imaging Mammovision). 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz. Produces a film image from black and white composite video signal from ultrasound, nuclear medicine, CT and other imaging devices.

Features:

• 8 x 10 inch film cassette holder
• black on white or reverse video
• 3000 lines resolution
• 2-up image format; 148 x 118 mm, 5.83 x 4.64 inches
• operating parameters can be stored as presets
• RS-232 port for remote control by host computer
• 10 foot video cable
• Operator's Manual, Service Manual and Quick Setup card

sample pages from the Operator's Manual

Overall dimensions of the unit:

• width: 17 in.
• depth: 20.5
• height: 10

Shipping weight is about 65 pounds.

Radiology dry imager / camera - $2,375

List: $16,700. MedCon: VG. Fuji Medical Dry Imager, model FM-DP 2636. 100-120 V, 50-60 Hz.

Features:

• rolling unit can set down on feet
• touchpad for entering printing parameters
• LED display for active functions
• E I/F connector

Overall dimensions of the unit:

• width: 21.5 in.
• depth: 25.5
• height: 38.5

Shipping weight is about 160 pounds.

X-ray radiology CR computed radiography system and reader - $2,875

List: $130,000. MedCon: VG. Fuji FCR AC-3 (also listed as model CR-IR 318). 100-120 V, 50-60 Hz.

This CR system is targeted for use in simple applications such as offices and mobile imaging vans.

Features:

• Fujix controller with keyboard port
• organ-specific imaging parameters
• Sony B/W monitor, model SSM-125
• 1993 manufacture date
• capable of capturing and transmitting up to 70 images per hour

Overall dimensions of the unit:

• width: 28 in.
• depth: 26
• height: 41 (53 to monitor)

Shipping weight is about 250 pounds.

Digital radiology printer - $4,275

List: $22,350. MedCon: Demo. Agfa Drystar 3000 dry digital printer. Takes digital images from CT, fluoro, MRI, ultrasound and other medical imaging sources, and print them to paper. 100-120/220-240 V, 50/60 Hz.

Features:

• uses 14 x 17 and 11 x 14 in. blue- and clear-based film to produce B&W hard copies
• 320 pixels/in. resolution, 12 bit contrast, and optical density range of 0.25 to > 3.00
• image spooling to hard disk for high throughput
• image storage in folders
• display screen on control panel with navigation keys to respond to messages
• keypad to acquire and print images and customize functions
• I/O include two MFRI image (37-pin), two RS422 (15-pin), MAU [AUI, IOB2 and TP], service port and floppy disk drive
• user manuals included

Overall dimensions of the unit:

• width: 23.5 in.
• depth: 22
• height: 53

Shipping weight is about 320 pounds.

Dry imaging camera - $3,750

List: $18,900. MedCon: VG. Agfa Drystar 2000. 100-120, 220-240 V, 50-60 Hz. Network capable. this unit one takes the place of both a laser imager and wet film processor in an x-ray, fluoroscopy, MRI, ct, ultrasound or other radiology imaging source. prints to 8.5 x 11 paper. Removed from service 2/2005.

Communication ports:

• floppy disk drive
• TP
• 10B2
• AUI
• keypad
• 25-pin service

Accessories include:

• Agfa Drystar 2000 reference manual, release 4.xx
• Agfa software: Data Input over DICOM modality interface
• Agfa system software back-up floppy disks
• extra cassette with B/W film
• Pritzel Electronic fiber optic link OPSP-8E with SPCI cable and SPDI ribbon cable
• communication cable
• fuses

	message window
	ports on back
	accessories

Overall dimensions of the unit:

• width: 18 in.
• depth: 27
• height: 16.5

Shipping weight is about 175 pounds.

Phillips digital imaging camera - $1,475

List: $18,300. MedCon: EX. Phillips imaging camera, with remote printer control. In previous installation, connected to Phillips "Easyvision" imaging workstation. Imager handlers film sizes from 8 x 10" up to 14 x 17". Unit new in 1997.

Unit was professionally de-installed on July 1, 2005.

Includes a 14 x 17" send magazine, and a 14 x 17" receive film magazine.

Shipping weight is about 450 pounds.

Laser imager film cassettes - $275 each

List: $920. MedCon: ex. Kodak film magazines, fits 700 series Kodak loaders and laser imagers. Holds x-ray film for exposure by imager. Holds up to 14 x 17" film.

12 units in stock.

Shipping weight is about 25 pounds each.

Sterling diagnostics imaging network controller - $750 each

List: $4,500. MedCon: VG. Sterling diagnostic imaging links model NS 400 networking system. This is a network node, Dicom compatible, to connect to links and Kodak radiology imaging systems.

6 units in stock. Shipping weight is about 100 pounds each.

Laser camera - processor combination - $2,750

List: $75,300. MedCon: EX. Kodak model 1120 laser camera, with Kodak model 275 film processor. This system takes an image from and MRI, CT scan, R/f room, or other image source. Then it prints to film, sends the film to the film processor and develops it. Includes laser camera and matching film processor.

Features:

• currently supported by Kodak imaging division.
• unit was connected to a Phillips MRI system.
• includes interface card
• includes control monitor and keyboard shown in the following pictures
• includes sends magazine and receive magazine
• includes film densitometer for quality control of image
• prints in single, multiformat, or mixed modes. For example you can set up the system to print 1,2,4,8, or 16 images all on one pieces film.
• system also uses up to 4 different sizes of film.
• includes Kodak 1120 users manual.

System is electronically controlled. Some of the setup screens are shown in the following pictures

An overview of the laser:
An overview of the processor:

System was new in 1995, and under monthly maintenance until removal from service on January 27, 2000. Processor was flushed before removal, and unit shutdown in an orderly manner. System in excellent condition. Processor rollers in excellent condition.

Unit also comes with 3 large plastic tanks for processor chemicals.

This system uses a minimum of floor space. The camera occupies a footprint about two feet deep by 3 feet long, and the processor is about two feet long by 3 wide. Total floor space is less than 14 sq. ft. Shipping weight is about 800 pounds.

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Production Engineering - Medical Equipment Division

6035 E. 38th Avenue, Denver, Colorado 80207 USA (303) 393-7800 FAX (303) 393-1482