CORROSION RESISTANCE PEDAL MECHANISM by GE Healthcare

Key Highlights

• The Corrosion Resistance Pedal Mechanism by GE Healthcare is designed to enhance the durability and reliability of ultrasound machines, ensuring long-term performance in clinical settings.
• Constructed with robust materials, this pedal mechanism can withstand a load of up to 100 Kg on each pedal, making it suitable for various operational demands.
• Its innovative design includes components such as axle brackets and torsion springs, which contribute to smooth functionality and ease of use during ultrasound procedures.
• This mechanism is specifically engineered for compatibility with GE Healthcare's VIVID E9 and VIVID E ultrasound systems, ensuring seamless integration into existing workflows.
• Regular maintenance of this pedal mechanism can significantly reduce downtime, enhancing overall operational efficiency in busy healthcare environments.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

The Corrosion Resistance Pedal Mechanism is compatible with the following models:

• VIVID E9
• VIVID E

It is primarily utilized in ultrasound imaging scenarios, where reliable pedal operation is crucial for conducting various diagnostic procedures.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Load Capacity per Pedal	100 Kg
Material Composition	Corrosion-resistant alloys
Components Included	Axle bracket base, torsion spring cam, block bearing, cam pedal

Clinical and Service Value

The Corrosion Resistance Pedal Mechanism by GE Healthcare offers significant clinical value by ensuring the reliability and efficiency of ultrasound procedures. Its robust design minimizes the risk of mechanical failure, allowing healthcare professionals to focus on patient care rather than equipment issues. This reliability is particularly important in high-volume settings where time and accuracy are critical.

From a service perspective, the mechanism's durable construction means that it requires less frequent replacement and maintenance, which can lead to improved uptime for ultrasound systems. This efficiency not only enhances workflow but also supports the delivery of timely diagnostic services, ultimately benefiting patient outcomes. Regular maintenance of the pedal mechanism can further extend its lifespan, making it a sound investment for healthcare facilities.

Additional notes

The Pedal Mechanism is used in Ultrasound and many other similar machines. It comprises of an axle bracket base, axle rotation, torsion spring cam, block bearing, bracket base plate, cam pedal, arm cam, roller, bolt and screws. Pedal mechanics can withstand 100 Kg load on each pedal.