The Shimadzu RADspeed Pro is a DR-neutral X-ray system, meaning it can integrate with a variety of DR manufacturers—including Canon, Konica, and Fujifilm—based on customer preference. This flexibility ensures compatibility with your existing workflow, while allowing critical data such as patient dose, calculated dose, and technique settings to be sent directly to PACS along with exam data.
Shimadzu builds its systems to optimize workflow and comfort for technologists. The unique ergonomic steering wheel design places controls in easy-to-reach locations, while a color-coded button sequence simplifies positioning and equipment operation. Rear-mounted switches on the overhead tube allow for quick adjustments in any direction, including collimator light activation, making emergency and cross-table exams easier than ever.
Patient safety is a top priority. The RADspeed Pro automatically selects the optimal filter for each APR, minimizing unnecessary exposure while maintaining image quality. Additional dose reduction features include removable table grids and a next-generation collimator. The synchronized movement of the overhead X-ray tube and wall stand also allows technologists to remain close to patients during positioning.
The system’s 650-pound capacity table features a smooth tabletop for easy patient transfer, a recessed footswitch to prevent accidental movement, and a table-side grip switch for easy adjustments.
Speed Stitch: Automatically stitches multiple X-ray images into one, delivering a complete view along the body axis.
Auto Positioning: Moves the X-ray tube into the desired position at the press of a button.
Power Glide: Motorized tube movement for effortless positioning and faster throughput.
Cable Tracking: Keeps cables organized and out of the way, enhancing mobility and maintaining a clean workspace.
The Shimadzu RADspeed Pro combines cutting-edge features with robust reliability. Backed by comprehensive sales and service support before, during, and after installation, it’s a system designed to meet the needs of busy imaging departments.
