MAMORAY ® Classic E.O.S.™ Processor Dedicated Processor for Mammography, Combining High Throughput, Reliable Processing and Speed Dedicated Processor Optimized for Mammography Compliance with all ecological standards Agfa’s Ecologically Optimized System With Agfa’s unique Ecologically Optimized System, the MAMORAY Classic E.O.S. processor allows you to comply with ecological standards while reducing fixer consumption and silver content in the wash water. The silver content in the wash water is reduced to 1 ppm at regular water consumption rates, and to 50 mg/m2 at reduced water consumption rates. Excellent Image Quality The MAMORAY Classic E.O.S. processor offers you very short access time for ready-to-read film. The racks in the MAMORAY Classic E.O.S. processor have been specially designed for processing MAMORAY film. The result is image quality that meets the most stringent standards. The MAMORAY Classic E.O.S. processor offers you the choice between 4 processing cycles: HT (High Throughput), IP (Intermediate Processing), RP (Rapid Processing) and EXT (Extended Cycle). This lets you choose the film/processing function that best suits your facility's patient study volume. With standard chemicals, the MAMORAY Classic E.O.S. processor has a capacity of 310 MAMORAY HT films per hour. User-friendly LCD control panel Computer-controlled processing for consistent high quality images Easy installation with no extra costs; standard power and water connect

Point of > KnowLedge™>> Specifications Dimensions: (l x w x h) 29 x 28 x 45 in (74 x 71 x 113 cm) Length with feed table and receiving tray: 50 in (127 cm) Weight: Empty: 135 kg (297 lbs) When filled: 165 kg (364 lbs) Tank Capacities: (with racks): Developer tank: 8.8 l (2.3 gal) Fixer tank 1: 10 l (2.6 gal) Fixer tank 2: 5.8 l (1.5 gal) Wash tank: 5.8 l (1.5 gal) Processing Cycles: HT processing: 72 s IP processing: 90 s RP processing: 143 s EXT processing: 220 s Capacity (18 x 24 cm Film Size): HT processing: 390 films per hour IP processing: 290 films per hour RP processing: 215 films per...