SCREW by GE Healthcare

Key Highlights

• The SCREW by GE Healthcare is designed to enhance the performance and reliability of imaging systems, ensuring optimal functionality.
• Compatible with multiple GE Healthcare models, it provides versatility across various clinical settings, including radiology and diagnostic imaging.
• Engineered for durability, this component supports extended operational lifetimes, contributing to reduced downtime and maintenance needs.
• Its design integrates seamlessly with existing systems, facilitating straightforward installation and minimal disruption to workflow.
• The SCREW is backed by GE Healthcare's commitment to quality and innovation in medical imaging technology.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

• OPTIMA XR640 - Utilized in general radiography for high-quality imaging.
• DEFINIUM 6000 - Suitable for advanced diagnostic imaging applications.
• DISCOVERY XR650 - Ideal for integrated imaging solutions in complex clinical environments.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Part Number	617-3013
Material	High-strength alloy
Dimensions	Standardized for compatibility

Clinical and Service Value

The SCREW by GE Healthcare enhances procurement strategies by providing a reliable component that ensures the longevity of imaging systems. By integrating this component into existing models, healthcare facilities can maintain high standards of imaging quality while minimizing the need for frequent replacements. This not only supports budgetary constraints but also aligns with operational efficiencies in clinical settings.

In terms of maintenance, the SCREW is designed for ease of installation, allowing biomedical engineers to perform replacements swiftly and effectively. This reduces downtime associated with equipment failures, thereby enhancing workflow and patient throughput. Additionally, the durability of the SCREW ensures that facilities can depend on their imaging systems to perform consistently over time, ultimately improving patient care and diagnostic accuracy.

Additional notes

SCREW by GE Healthcare