SOCKET by Philips

Key Highlights

• The SOCKET by Philips is designed for seamless integration with a range of imaging systems, enhancing workflow efficiency in clinical settings.
• Compatible with various models, including the PRACTIX series, it provides versatility for diverse radiological applications.
• This device is engineered to support high-quality imaging, ensuring accurate diagnostics and patient care.
• Its user-friendly interface simplifies operation, reducing training time for staff and improving overall productivity.
• Durable and reliable, the SOCKET is built to withstand the demands of busy healthcare environments.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

The SOCKET by Philips is compatible with the following models:

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

It is suitable for various use cases in radiology, including general X-ray imaging, diagnostic assessments, and interventional procedures.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Device Type	Socket for Imaging Systems
Compatibility	PRACTIX Series and EZ DIAGNOST DIGITAL
Material	High-Durability Plastic
Weight	Approx. 1.5 kg
Dimensions	Standard Size for Imaging Accessories

Clinical and Service Value

The SOCKET by Philips enhances procurement strategies by offering a versatile solution compatible with multiple imaging systems. This flexibility allows healthcare facilities to optimize their existing equipment, reducing the need for extensive investments in new technology. By integrating the SOCKET into current workflows, hospitals can achieve improved operational efficiency and patient throughput.

In terms of maintenance, the SOCKET is designed for durability, minimizing service interruptions and ensuring consistent performance. Its robust construction is ideal for high-demand environments, leading to lower long-term maintenance needs. Furthermore, the user-friendly interface facilitates quick training for staff, enabling them to utilize the device effectively and enhancing overall workflow in radiological departments.

Additional notes

SOCKET by Philips