GE VCT 64 CT Scanner | Model 2013 | New X-Ray Tube 2024 | 64-Slice Cardiac Ready | High Performance Air Cooling
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Product Details
Seize the opportunity to acquire a high-performance 2013 GE LightSpeed VCT 64-Slice CT Scanner. This system is widely recognized for its exceptional 40mm coverage and sub-millimeter resolution, making it ideal for advanced cardiac and neuro imaging. The standout feature of this unit is its brand-new X-ray tube installed in May 2024, ensuring maximum uptime and diagnostic reliability for its next owner. Designed with Air Cooling technology, it offers a simplified infrastructure requirement compared to liquid-cooled alternatives.
Technical Specifications| Feature | Details |
| Manufacturer | GE Healthcare |
| Model | LightSpeed VCT |
| Year of Manufacture | 2013 |
| Slice Count | 64-Slice |
| Tube Status | NEW Tube Installed May 2024 |
| Cooling Type | Air-Cooled System |
| System Condition | Good Working Condition (Verified Operational) |
| Cosmetic Condition | Fair (Consistent with clinical use) |
| Availability | October 2026 |
| Location | Washington DC, USA |
- Tube Advantage: The May 2024 tube exchange represents a massive capital saving for the buyer, ensuring peak High-voltage stability and long-term scan capacity.
- Proven VCT Platform: The 64-slice VCT remains a clinical favorite for its speed, enabling high-quality coronary CTA and rapid trauma assessments.
- Infrastructure Friendly: The Air-Cooled gantry eliminates the need for external chillers, making it an excellent choice for outpatient clinics or mobile modular units.
- Flexible Extraction: Located on the ground floor with elevator access, we offer flexible removal schedules including Weekends, After-Hours, and Holidays to meet your logistics needs.
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