FEATURE TRIMAX Leaving the costs, hassles and hazards of film-based radiography is an attractive proposition. However, going digital can seem like a big step for a smaller practice. “Will the change be disruptive?” or “Will it take forever for me and my staff to master the new technology?” These may be just a couple of questions you have, and we can answer all your questions and support you through the transition. Meet the TRIMAX CR System – designed specifically for facilities like yours. It delivers high-quality digital images to speed workflow and improve patient care. Compact design makes it a great for smaller spaces. And its affordable price tag makes it possible on nearly any budget.

Exceptional affordability meets great simplicity All healthcare facilities deserve the benefits of dry laser imaging — even those working with extremely limited budgets. The new TRIMAX TX40 Laser Imaging System makes it possible. This innovative tabletop medical imaging system offers a modest acquisition price, which is half of the affordability equation. It also delivers consistently low operating costs. This combination creates a complete picture of true affordability.

We designed the TRIMAX TX55 Laser Imager to give you more for your investment. It offers compatibility with popular modalities, including MRI, CT, Ultrasound and Mammography. It also delivers exceptional image quality so you can perform and diagnose with confidence. We understand the challenges you face. Despite constant cost pressures, you refuse to compromise on the quality of care you provide to every patient. We designed the TRIMAX TX55 Laser Imager to provide you with the quality diagnostic information you need at a price you can afford.

Precision you need trImaX Laser Imaging films combine the advantage of dry laser imaging with high-quality blue tone films—which provide the aesthetic and diagnostic qualities you expect. Blue-tinted film offers a popular cool, black image tone. reduced glare and light transmission creates a familiar look and feel for your film and improves perceived image contrast.