CLEVES BRAKE by Philips

Key Highlights

• The CLEVES BRAKE by Philips is engineered to enhance the safety and stability of imaging systems, particularly in dynamic environments.
• Designed for compatibility with the PRACTIX 2000 and PRACTIX 2000 SHORT MAST models, ensuring seamless integration into existing workflows.
• This innovative brake system minimizes unwanted movement during imaging procedures, improving diagnostic accuracy and patient safety.
• Robust construction and reliable performance make it an essential component for modern radiology departments.
• Facilitates efficient setup and breakdown of imaging equipment, thereby optimizing operational workflow.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

The CLEVES BRAKE is compatible with the following models:

• PRACTIX 2000
• PRACTIX 2000 SHORT MAST

These systems are typically utilized in various imaging scenarios, including general radiography and specialized diagnostic applications where stability is paramount.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Weight Capacity	Up to 200 kg
Material	High-strength alloy
Operating Temperature	0°C to 40°C
Dimensions	Standardized for PRACTIX models

Clinical and Service Value

The CLEVES BRAKE enhances the operational efficiency of imaging departments by providing a reliable solution for stabilizing equipment during procedures. Its compatibility with the PRACTIX 2000 models allows for a straightforward integration process, minimizing downtime and ensuring that clinical workflows remain uninterrupted. The brake system's robust design contributes to long-term reliability, reducing the frequency of maintenance interventions and ensuring consistent performance.

In addition to improving safety and diagnostic accuracy, the CLEVES BRAKE supports healthcare providers in delivering high-quality patient care. By preventing unintended movement of imaging equipment, it helps to maintain the integrity of the imaging process, which is crucial for accurate diagnoses. Furthermore, the ease of use and installation of the brake system streamlines operational procedures, allowing staff to focus more on patient interactions rather than equipment management.

Additional notes

CLEVES BRAKE by Philips