Orthoscan TAU 1512 Display | 24-Inch GooMedi LCD | P/N 270-0057 | Built-in Status Lamp | Surgical C-Arm Monitor

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Product Details
Available for immediate acquisition is a genuine ORTHOSCAN TAU 1512 24″ LCD Monitor (P/N: 270-0057). This premium display, manufactured by GooMedi, is engineered specifically for the TAU 1512 mini C-arm platform. It features an Integrated Lamp, providing essential visual cues and status alerts within the sterile field. With its 24-inch widescreen format, it offers an optimal balance of screen real estate and high-fidelity grayscale reproduction, critical for detailed extremity imaging and outpatient surgical procedures.
Technical Specifications| Feature | Details |
| Manufacturer | GooMedi (for Orthoscan) |
| Part Number (P/N) | 270-0057 |
| Model Compatibility | Orthoscan TAU 1512 |
| Screen Size | 24″ Diagonal LCD Widescreen |
| Special Feature | Integrated Status Lamp (Int. Lamp) |
| Condition | Pre-owned / Fully Tested / Zero Pixel Defects |
| Application | High-Definition Surgical Visualization |
- GooMedi Precision: Calibrated specifically for Orthoscan’s imaging chain to ensure superior contrast and sharpness, allowing surgeons to visualize micro-fractures and small implants with confidence.
- Interactive Status Lamp: The fully functional integrated lamp ensures seamless communication between the imaging system and the surgical team, enhancing workplace safety and workflow efficiency.
- Optimal Screen Integrity: Bench-tested to ensure no dead pixels, pressure marks, or backlight unevenness. The screen surface maintains a Very Good Cosmetic Appearance with no diagnostic-interfering scratches.
- Low-Dose Visualization: Optimized brightness and refresh rates to support low-dose fluoroscopy modes without image lag or ghosting.
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