SHOCK ABSORBER by FUJIFILM Healthcare Americas Corporation

Key Highlights

• The SHOCK ABSORBER by FUJIFILM Healthcare Americas Corporation is designed to enhance the longevity of imaging systems, ensuring consistent performance over time.
• This component is compatible with the FCR 5000 and FCR 5000 + models, making it a versatile choice for various imaging applications.
• Engineered for reliability, this shock absorber minimizes vibrations, thereby improving image quality and diagnostic accuracy.
• Its robust design contributes to reduced maintenance needs, streamlining operational workflows in clinical settings.
• Fujifilm's commitment to quality ensures that this product meets stringent industry standards for safety and performance.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

This shock absorber is specifically compatible with the following models:

• FCR 5000
• FCR 5000 +

These systems are typically utilized in radiology departments for X-ray imaging, where stability and precision are crucial for accurate diagnostics.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Material	High-Density Polymer
Weight	1.5 kg
Dimensions	15 cm x 10 cm x 5 cm
Compatibility	FCR 5000, FCR 5000 +

Clinical and Service Value

The SHOCK ABSORBER is an essential component that enhances the operational efficiency of imaging systems. By minimizing vibrations, it plays a critical role in producing high-quality images, which are vital for accurate diagnostics. This not only improves patient outcomes but also supports clinicians in making informed decisions based on reliable imaging results.

Moreover, the robust construction of the shock absorber reduces the frequency of maintenance interventions, allowing biomedical engineers and hospital staff to allocate their time and resources more effectively. This leads to improved workflow efficiency, as systems remain operational for extended periods, thereby minimizing downtime and enhancing overall service delivery in clinical environments.

Additional notes

SHOCK ABSORBER by FUJIFILM Healthcare Americas Corporation