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KR-810 Lux Full-digital Color Doppler Ultrasound system

A Powerful Color Doppler System with 4D imaging package

KR-810 Lux is an advanced model of Color Doppler ultrasound diagnostic system. Based on our Leading digital ultrasound technology, it offers excellent 2D images with THI, as well as complete Doppler image and data management including 4D imaging.

 Features: 

1-Multi-application: abdomen, OB/GYN, small parts, peripheral vessels, urology, cardiac rectum, pediatric, orthopedic, galactophore, cardiac imaging of fetus, intra-operative ultrasound, ultrasound guided biopsy.

2- Continuous high-precision DBF

3-PC platform

4-4D imaging technology

5-17 high resolution non-interlaced LCD monitor, special for medical imaging

6-Multi-frequency transducer series

7-Max frequency up to 12MHz

8-Min.512-frames of Cine Loop

9-THI(Tissue Harmonic Imaging)

10-CHI(Contrast Harmonic Imaging)

11-Min.120 GB HDD for permanent storage

12- DVD-R/W

13-Two USB ports

14-DICOM3.0

15-Panoramic zoom in real-time and frozen condition, adjustable magnification

16- RTDT( real-time dynamic transfer of images and videos) (option)

17- SVVR (super volume video recording up to 1 hr) (option)

18- English, French interface and more.

19-Support all PC printers and video printers

Standard Configuration:

KR-810 main unit

17 high resolution non-interlaced LCD monitor, special for medical imaging,

Three activated transducer connectors

Min.512-frames of cine loop

THI

Min. 120 GB HDD for permanent storage

DVD-R/W

Two USB ports

DICOM 3.0

Panoramic zoom in real-time and frozen condition, adjustable magnification

Measurement & calculation software packages

Electronic convex array transducer: CA 3.5 Mhz/R50(2.0-6.0 MHz)

Options:

Electronic linear array transducer: LA 7.5 MHz/L40(5.0-12.0 MHz) 

Phased array transducer: PA2.5MHz(2.0-5.0 MHz)

Electronic endocavity transducer: EV6.5 MHz/R10(4.0-9.0 MHz)

Electronic micro-convex array transducer: EV 6.5 MHz/R20(2.0-6.5 MHz)