SPRING by Philips

Key Highlights

• The SPRING by Philips is engineered to enhance imaging performance across a variety of radiological applications, ensuring high-quality results.
• Designed with user-friendly interfaces, it simplifies workflows, enabling healthcare professionals to focus more on patient care.
• Its compatibility with multiple PRACTIX models allows for seamless integration into existing systems, minimizing downtime during upgrades.
• The device promotes efficient maintenance protocols, contributing to reduced service interruptions and enhanced operational reliability.
• SPRING is built to support advanced diagnostic capabilities, making it an ideal choice for modern healthcare environments.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

The SPRING by Philips is compatible with various PRACTIX models, including:

• PRACTIX 2000
• PRACTIX 300
• PRACTIX 33 PLUS
• EZ DIAGNOST DIGITAL
• PRACTIX 400
• PRACTIX 100
• PRACTIX 30
• PRACTIX 33

These models are typically used in diagnostic imaging environments, such as hospitals and outpatient clinics, for a range of applications including general radiography and specialized imaging procedures.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Weight	Approximately 150 kg
Dimensions	1.8 m x 0.8 m x 1.5 m
Power Supply	220V AC, 50/60 Hz
Operating Temperature	10°C to 30°C

Clinical and Service Value

The SPRING by Philips is designed to optimize clinical workflows by integrating seamlessly with existing PRACTIX systems. Its user-centric design allows for quick training of staff, which is essential in fast-paced clinical environments. This efficiency not only enhances patient throughput but also improves the overall quality of care delivered, as healthcare professionals can devote more time to patient interaction rather than equipment operation.

From a service perspective, the SPRING system is built with maintenance in mind. Its modular design facilitates easy access to components, enabling biomedical engineers to perform routine checks and repairs swiftly. This proactive approach to maintenance helps ensure that imaging services remain uninterrupted, thereby supporting continuous patient care and minimizing the risk of equipment-related delays in diagnosis and treatment.

Additional notes

SPRING by Philips