Quantum Medical Imaging has introduced a motorized servo-drive tube stand for its Q-Rad radiographic systems.
The tube stand is equipped with Quantum's Q-Track technology, and provides for automatic alignment of an x-ray system's tube stand to its wall stand, according to the Ronkonkoma, NY-based firm. The feature is available now as an upgrade to Quantum's Q-Rad conventional radiography or digital imaging systems, and in either ceiling-mounted or floor-mounted configurations, Quantum said.
By AuntMinnie.com staff writers
September 20, 2005
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