SHAFT BRAKE by OEC Medical Systems (GE Healthcare)

Key Highlights

• The SHAFT BRAKE by OEC Medical Systems (GE Healthcare) is designed to enhance the stability and control of imaging systems during procedures.
• Compatible with multiple models, including the 9800 and 9900 series, ensuring versatility across various clinical settings.
• Constructed with high-quality materials to withstand the rigors of frequent use, promoting longevity and reliability.
• Facilitates seamless integration into existing workflows, minimizing disruption during patient imaging processes.
• Supports enhanced safety measures by providing improved control over the imaging apparatus, thereby reducing the risk of accidents.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

• Models: 9800, 9900, 9900 ELITE, 9800 ELITE
• Use Cases: Ideal for use in surgical environments, interventional radiology, and diagnostic imaging, where precise control of imaging equipment is critical.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Part Number	00-880383-01
Weight	Approximately 1.5 kg
Material	High-strength composite

Clinical and Service Value

The SHAFT BRAKE is an essential component for improving the operational efficiency of imaging systems in clinical environments. By ensuring stable positioning of the imaging device, it not only enhances the quality of diagnostic outputs but also supports clinicians in maintaining focus on patient care. The integration of this component into existing systems allows for a smoother workflow, ensuring that the imaging processes are both effective and safe.

Moreover, the durability and reliability of the SHAFT BRAKE minimize maintenance requirements, allowing biomedical engineers to focus on other critical tasks. Its compatibility with a range of models ensures that healthcare facilities can standardize their equipment, simplifying training and service protocols. This adaptability ultimately contributes to improved patient outcomes and operational efficiency within the healthcare system.

Additional notes

SHAFT BRAKE by OEC Medical Systems (GE Healthcare)