Auto Positioning System

Auto Positioning System from DRGEM is a digital radiography system with synchronized tracking and integrated workflow control.

Auto Positioning SystemTechnical Specifications

System Type Digital radiography (DR) X-ray system
Detector Type Flat panel detector; CsI scintillator (fixed, wireless, or wired)
Detector Sizes 10×12; 14×17; 17×17
Workflow Interface Auto-rotating touchscreen console; remote control; foot switch; handgrip controls
Imaging Technology Auto positioning; synchronized tracking; auto stitching; AEC exposure control
Image Processing RADMAX software with APR presets; real-time adjustment; scatter reduction; bone suppression
Power / Charging 380–480 VAC (3-phase); generator options 52–82 kW
Connectivity DICOM-compatible DR system integration
Software Platform RADMAX DR imaging software
Load Capacity Up to 800 lbs (363 kg) elevating table
Mounting / Configuration Ceiling-suspended tube stand; tilting wall bucky; elevating patient table
Clinical Applications General radiography, orthopedic imaging, full-length studies, hospital workflows
Imaging Capability Automated stitching; long-length imaging; synchronized positioning
Warranty 5-year manufacturer warranty

Automated DR Workflow Performance

The Auto Positioning System from DRGEM delivers automated positioning, synchronized imaging, and efficient DR workflows.

Fully Automated Positioning

Motorized auto-positioning aligns the tube, wall stand, and table through synchronized tracking. This reduces manual adjustments and improves exam speed and positioning accuracy.

Advanced Imaging Processing

RADMAX software applies automated image processing, including APR presets, scatter reduction, and bone suppression, to enhance clarity and support consistent diagnostic output.

Built for High-Volume Imaging

Designed for hospitals and imaging centers, the system supports high patient throughput with automated workflows, long-length imaging, and integrated control systems.

Imaging System Support

Your imaging equipment should perform reliably from day one through years of clinical use. Imperial provides ongoing support programs designed specifically for installed systems—helping protect image quality, reduce service disruptions, and extend equipment value.

Installation & System Readiness

Imperial prepares each system for real-world clinical use through coordinated delivery, installation oversight, system testing, and workflow validation to ensure confident 
day-one operation.

Performance Maintenance

Scheduled service and calibration help maintain imaging accuracy, system stability, and consistent performance across daily patient volumes and evolving clinical demands.

Technical Service Support

When service needs arise, Imperial’s imaging specialists provide dependable technical support focused on restoring performance and minimizing workflow interruption.

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