Overhead Tube Crane (OTC)
The Overhead Tube Crane (OTC) from Konica Minolta is a digital radiography system designed for flexible positioning and efficient imaging workflows.
Overhead Tube Crane (OTC)Technical Specifications
| System Type | Digital radiography (DR) X-ray system |
|---|---|
| Detector Type | AeroDR flat panel detectors with CsI scintillator |
| Detector Sizes | 14×17; 17×17 |
| Imaging Technology | Ceiling-mounted tube crane; auto alignment; AEC exposure control |
| Image Processing | ULTRA software with advanced processing algorithms |
| Power / Charging | AC-powered system with generator integration |
| Connectivity | DICOM-compatible DR system; PACS/RIS integration |
| Workflow Interface | Single-screen ULTRA interface; tube-mounted controls |
| Software Platform | ULTRA DR imaging software |
| Mounting / Configuration | Ceiling-mounted overhead tube system with wall stand and table |
| Clinical Applications | General radiography, orthopedic imaging, multi-position patient exams |
| Imaging Capability | High-resolution DR imaging with optimized alignment |
| Warranty | 5-year manufacturer warranty |
Flexible Overhead Imaging Performance
The Overhead Tube Crane (OTC) delivers flexible positioning, streamlined workflows, and consistent DR imaging.
Flexible Room Coverage
The ceiling-mounted tube crane moves throughout the exam room, allowing imaging of patients in standing, seated, or table positions without repositioning.
Streamlined Workflow Control
The ULTRA software interface consolidates imaging controls into a single screen, reducing system navigation and supporting faster, more efficient exams.
Supports Diverse Patient Needs
The system accommodates patients in wheelchairs, on gurneys, or on the table, making it suitable for hospitals and imaging centers with varied patient conditions.
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