Nanox.ARC

Nanox.ARC from Nanox is a 3D tomosynthesis X-ray system designed to provide added detail when standard X-ray is not enough.

Nanox.ARCTechnical Specifications

System Type Stationary X-ray system using digital tomosynthesis for 3D imaging
Imaging Technology Digital tomosynthesis; captures multiple 2D images from different angles and synthesizes tomographic slices from a single sweep
Acquisition Time Typical scan time under 45 seconds
Power / Charging Requires only a standard 110V power outlet
Workflow Interface Patient positioning in prone, supine, and lateral positions; open table design for patient access and comfort
Load Capacity Maximum patient table load: 150 kg / 330 lb
Mounting / Configuration Compact stationary system for professional healthcare facilities and radiological environments
Imaging Capability Generates up to 100 coronal images in a single scan; supports 3D views that help reduce anatomical overlap compared with standard X-ray
Clinical Applications Adult musculoskeletal, pulmonary, intra-abdominal, and paranasal sinus imaging; adjunctive to conventional radiography

3D Imaging Beyond X-Ray

Nanox.ARC combines 3D tomosynthesis, open patient access, and multi-view imaging to support clearer clinical decisions when standard X-ray is limited.

Bridges X-Ray and CT

Nanox.ARC is designed as a next step when X-ray is inconclusive, helping clinicians evaluate subtle findings without immediately moving to CT.

Multi-View Tomosynthesis Imaging

The system generates up to 100 coronal images per scan, giving providers added visibility for MSK, chest, abdomen, and sinus evaluations.

Built for Clinical Access

Nanox.ARC is designed for clinics, outpatient centers, hospitals, and imaging practices that need accessible 3D imaging with a compact footprint.

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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