OEC 9600 C-Arm System | GE Healthcare | Surgical Imaging Unit | Under OEM Service | Excellent Imaging Stability
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Product Details
We are pleased to offer a highly reliable 1998 GE OEC 9600 Digital Mobile C-Arm. This system is renowned for its durability and high-quality fluoroscopic imaging, making it an ideal workhorse for orthopedic, pain management, and general surgical procedures. Sourced from a facility in New Jersey, this unit stands out due to its continuous OEM Service history, ensuring that all calibrations and internal components meet manufacturer standards for safety and performance.
Technical Specifications| Feature | Details |
| Manufacturer | GE OEC Medical Systems |
| Model | OEC 9600 |
| Year of Manufacture | 1998 |
| Imaging System | High-Resolution 9" Image Intensifier (II) |
| Generator Type | High-Frequency Rotating Anode |
| Service History | Under Continuous OEM Service |
| Condition | Fully Functional / Good Working Condition |
| Cosmetic Status | Good / Professionally Maintained |
| Location | New Jersey (NJ), USA |
- OEM Maintained Reliability: Continuous manufacturer service guarantees optimal High-voltage stability and precise steering of the C-arm assembly.
- Clinical Versatility: The OEC 9600 platform provides simplified clinical workflow with advanced image processing, including noise reduction and edge enhancement.
- Robust Imaging Chain: Features a high-resolution CCD camera and dual monitor cart for clear, real-time visualization during critical surgical steps.
- Pristine Aesthetics: Maintained in a clean clinical environment, the system exhibits Good Cosmetic Appearance with minimal wear on the workstation and C-arm frame.
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