SCREW by GE Healthcare

Key Highlights

• The SCREW by GE Healthcare is designed for use in advanced imaging systems, enhancing the performance and reliability of X-ray applications.
• Compatible with multiple GE Healthcare models, this component ensures seamless integration into existing systems, minimizing downtime during upgrades.
• Engineered with precision, the SCREW contributes to the overall stability and functionality of imaging equipment, supporting optimal diagnostic outcomes.
• Its robust design is tailored for longevity, reducing the frequency of replacements and ensuring consistent performance in high-demand environments.
• Easy installation and maintenance procedures streamline workflow, allowing healthcare professionals to focus more on patient care rather than equipment issues.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

The SCREW is compatible with the following GE Healthcare models:

• PRECISION 500D
• XT SUSPENSION AR
• LEGACY PHASE II
• LEGACY PHASE III

It is typically utilized in radiology departments for X-ray imaging, ensuring reliable operation and enhancing overall system performance.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Material	High-Strength Alloy
Weight	Approximately 150 grams
Dimensions	Standardized to fit GE models
Operating Temperature	-10°C to 50°C

Clinical and Service Value

The SCREW by GE Healthcare offers significant clinical value by ensuring the reliability of imaging systems. Its compatibility with various models allows healthcare facilities to upgrade their equipment without the need for extensive modifications. This adaptability not only supports operational efficiency but also enhances diagnostic capabilities, ultimately benefiting patient care through improved imaging quality.

From a service perspective, the SCREW's robust construction and ease of installation contribute to lower maintenance requirements. Healthcare professionals can expect reduced downtime due to the component’s longevity and reliability, which is crucial in busy radiology departments. Streamlined maintenance procedures further enhance workflow, allowing staff to allocate more time to patient interactions and less to equipment management.

Additional notes

SCREW by GE Healthcare