Veterinary

Although the OEC 9900 replaced the General Electric OEC 9800, a lower price is often reflected due to detailing and the physical materials used to complete the picture. Performance is maintained at the level of its immediate predecessor but this “trimmed” down model can be a little more palatable financially. Our refurbished models can be expected to perform at the level of the OEC 9800 guaranteed.

An outstanding machine with a 15kW generator and improved capabilities all around, the OEC 9800 offers premium performance and will remain in the running for the duration and offering decades of service and durrability in an animal hospital setting. Truly the Gold Standard of C-Arms.

Still considerably affordable compared to more recent models, the OEC 9600 upgrades include what some described as vastly improved functionality and maneuverability along with a 7.5 kW Hi Frequency generator on board.

This model is the original upgrade to the GE OEC 9000. Key improvements of this model offer veterinary surgeons and practitioners a larger viewing screen (17″) and a more powerful generator (4.5 kW) along with the reliability OEC is known for in this business.

A durable perennial that continues to offer trustworthy images on a 13″ screen powered with a 2.5 kW hi-frequency generator and continuing to rival models a decade newer in basic performance output. This model maintains viable status in the parts department and is a great generator of revenue for a modest investment.

When your clinic has limited space you will still find room to house this basic 2.2 kW generator standard system. This compact performer will give you a dependable system that can offer all the basic applications OEC is known to support and at a good price.

The OEC 6800 mini C-Arm is half the size and has many of the same capabilities of a compact system which makes it a win-win situation for any veterinary facility. Another direct upgrade from previous models is the OEC 6800’s Dual touch screen monitors. This signifies a big step up from the 6600 series.

When your veterinary clinic has limited space you will still find room to house this basic system. The GE OEC 6600 Mini C-Arm is available at a lower cost than its bigger counterparts, and comes with standard CRT Monitors and a resolution of 512 x 512. With a 27″ x 27″ footprint, it can easily be transported for use even in space-constrained areas.

Originating as the BV 300 this powerful C-Arm boasts a 7.5 kW generator and offered image clarity and versatility rivaling the OEC’s top shelf equipment. Original stationary anode tubes are no longer standard equipment, replacement with fast cooling Philips rotating anode tubes have eliminated the “cooling time issue” for the Pulsera. This has leveled the playing field significantly and gives this C-Arm a very strong standing in the high end category of C-Arms for any busy Veterinarian Clinic.

Compare this compact C-Arm somewhat ahead of the GE OEC 7700 in production of remarkable c-arm images and fluid maneuverability. A small portable with big performance. This C-Arm is quality equipment and a solid first investment.

The Ziehm Vista C-Arm comes in a standard 9? II and include a monitor cart with dual hi-resolution monitors.

The Ziehm 7000 system come in a standard 9? II and include a monitor cart with dual hi-resolution monitors and offers up to 45 degrees of rotation.

Smallest and one of the lightest in weight but a heavy hitter in terms of delivering adjustment free images, total image space of 20.1″ offering a primary image at 10″ diameter and dual secondary images at 5″ diameter each. Easy to maneuver and quick to adjust to interferences such as metal, motion and anatomical variations. KV range is 40-78 KVP. High resolution image intensifier and magnified operating mode. Multipurpose interface with big memory including video capability.

This mini C-Arm promises to meet the standards for both versatility and precision for surgeons in veterinary medicine. Hologic offers the smallest x-ray focal point and an advanced degree of automation and maneuverability. Adjustments are fully automated to allow for quick changeovers for a variety of procedures.