We specialize in Integrations, Repairing, & Selling 4K monitor’s sized 56”, 58”, & 60” for Cath Labs, & Hybrid OR’s to hospitals and wanted to make sure you are aware of our capabilities.
We know how important your Cath Lab is and want to ensure you have Zero Downtime in the event your monitor will need service or replacement.
Below is a list of the Cath Lab monitor manufacture’s we are able to Sale, Service, & Repair:
Philips | GE | Siemens | Shimadzu | Toshiba | Hitachi | Eizo | Barco | Chilin | Optik View
The next breakthrough in medical technology stems from ultra-high definition LED monitors with the capability of displaying imagery at 4K / 8MP with 3840 X 2160 resolution adept for multiple application viewing on a single screen. These monitors make existing CRT/LCD displays a thing of the past for Cath Lab and Hybrid OR facilities. Ampronix offers service, repair, and replacement of all 4K systems including large screen displays, hybrid monitors, and consumer displays. The onsite, full service and repair warehouse is composed of a dedicated team of experts working on the repair and maintenance of top brands such as Eizo, Barco, & Optik View, to reestablish factory standards.
The service department at Ampronix is comprised of two halves; technicians and quality control. The technicians, responsible for the rectification of damaged equipment, are specially trained in the distribution of reputable brand products from companies like Barco, Phillips, Sony, and countless others. Quality control is responsible for monitoring repairs, testing of repaired units, overseeing warranty claims, and providing guidance to sales and distribution.
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Ampronix maintains and quickly repairs all 4k medical display monitors to ensure no time is lost in situations of criticality. There is nothing as vital as imaging equipment in a Cath Lab or Hybrid OR, in a medical procedure up to 4-6 monitors can be utilized at a time for enhanced visibility. These UHD large medical grade displays are considered to be the new “gold standard” for surgical applications allowing multiple screens to be viewed on a single device while taking up a minimal amount of space.