STUD 46-113910P1 by GE Healthcare

Key Highlights

• The STUD 46-113910P1 by GE Healthcare is designed for optimal compatibility with various imaging systems, ensuring seamless integration into existing workflows.
• Engineered for reliability, this component supports advanced imaging modalities that enhance diagnostic accuracy and patient care.
• Its robust design minimizes downtime and maintenance requirements, contributing to increased operational efficiency.
• GE Healthcare's commitment to quality ensures that the STUD 46-113910P1 meets rigorous industry standards for safety and performance.
• This product is a versatile addition to both new and legacy systems, making it suitable for diverse clinical environments.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

The STUD 46-113910P1 is compatible with the following models:

• RFX
• SFX
• SFX II
• RFX II
• LEGACY PHASE II
• LEGACY PHASE III

These models are typically utilized in radiology departments for various imaging applications, including diagnostic X-rays and fluoroscopy, enhancing patient assessment and treatment planning.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Part Number	46-113910P1
Brand	GE Healthcare
Compatibility	RFX, SFX, SFX II, RFX II, LEGACY PHASE II, LEGACY PHASE III

Clinical and Service Value

The STUD 46-113910P1 by GE Healthcare offers significant clinical value by ensuring compatibility with a range of imaging systems. This versatility allows healthcare facilities to enhance their diagnostic capabilities without the need for extensive system overhauls. By integrating this component, hospitals can maintain high standards of patient care while optimizing the use of existing equipment.

From a service perspective, the robust construction of the STUD 46-113910P1 minimizes the frequency of maintenance interventions, thereby reducing operational disruptions. This reliability not only supports continuous workflow but also enhances the overall efficiency of the radiology department. The product’s design reflects GE Healthcare's dedication to quality, ensuring that healthcare providers can rely on it for consistent performance in critical imaging scenarios.

Additional notes

STUD 46-113910P1 by GE Healthcare