Siemens Shoulder Array Coil Set for Avanto / Espree | P/N: 7580025 | S/N: 1920

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Product Details
Product Overview
For sale is a complete Siemens Shoulder Array Coil Set, a high-density multi-channel imaging solution designed for 1.5T Siemens Avanto and Espree MRI systems. Utilizing Tim (Total imaging matrix) technology, this Revision 02 set is engineered for superior Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) and exceptional patient comfort during advanced musculoskeletal (MSK) diagnostics.
Technical Specifications
| Field | Details |
| Manufacturer | SIEMENS |
| Model Name | Shoulder Array Coil Set (Tim) |
| Part Number (P/N) | 7580025 (Ref: 07580025) |
| Serial Number (S/N) | 1920 |
| Revision Number | Rev. 02 |
| System Compatibility | Siemens Avanto, Espree, Symphony Tim (1.5T) |
| Condition | Pre-owned / Professionally Deinstalled |
Key Quality Features
- Full Array Set: Includes the core shoulder base and compatible array elements for comprehensive joint coverage.
- Clinical Versatility: Optimized for high-resolution imaging of the rotator cuff, glenoid labrum, and surrounding soft tissues.
- Condition Report:
- Housing: Excellent physical condition with no cracks or significant discoloration.
- Cables: All RF cables are flexible with zero signs of fraying or insulation stress.
- Connectors: Tim-interface pins are straight and verified for clean signal transmission.
- Tim Technology: Seamless integration with Siemens 1.5T Tim-ready platforms for parallel imaging.
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