FUJI COMPUTED RADIOGRAPHY DRYPIX PRIMA Specifications Standard Components DRYPIX PRIMA Dry Laser Imager (Model: FM-DL 100) Recording Method Laser exposure thermal development system Film Type Fuji Medical Dry Imaging Film DI-HL: 35 ✕ 43 (14”✕ 17”), 35 ✕ 35 (14”✕ 14”), 26 ✕ 36, 25 ✕ 30 (10”✕ 12”), 20 ✕ 25 (8”✕ 10”) Film Loading Daylight film loading Film Tray 1 tray (5 sizes of film are available by changing film trays) Processing Capacity Up to 70 films/hr. Time Required for First Output Min. 85 sec. Grayscale Resolution 14 bits Pixel Size 100 m Input Channels One DICOM network channel Image Memory 512 MB Density Adjustment Automatic density correction Dimensions (W ✕ D ✕ H) 610 ✕ 630 ✕ 620mm (24”✕ 25”✕ 25”) Weight 85kg (187lbs.) Power Supply Conditions Single phase 50-60Hz AC100/110/120V ±10% 12A (UL) AC200/220/230/240V ±10% 6A (CE) Environmental Conditions Let’s start with the PRIMA Operating Conditions: • Temperature: 15-30°C • Humidity: 15-70%RH (No dew condensation) • Atmospheric pressure: 750-1060hPa A solution that only a pioneer can offer This equipment is a Class 1 laser product (IEC60825). Dimensions Unit: mm (in.) DI-HL 610 (24) • 35 ✕ 43 (14 ✕ 17): 100 sheets/pack • 35 ✕ 35 (14 ✕ 14): 100 sheets/pack 150 sheets/pack • 26 ✕ 36: • 25 ✕ 30 (10 ✕ 12): 150 sheets/pack • 20 ✕ 25 (8 ✕ 10): 150 sheets/pack 620 (25) 630 (25) Fuji Medical Dry Imaging Film Specifications are subject to change without notice. All brand names or trademarks are the property of their respective owners. In some countries, regulatory approval may be required to import medical devices. For the availability of these products, please contact your local sales representatives. http://www.fujifilm.com/products/medical/ 26-30, NISHIAZABU 2-CHOME, MINATO-KU, TOKYO 106-8620, JAPAN http://www.fujifilm.com/products/medical/ Ref. No. XB-967E (SK·09·08·F1120·F9711) Printed in Japan ©2009 FUJIFILM Corporation

The DRYPIX PRIMA – a tabletop laser ima ger that offers high-resolution images and helps to improve the accuracy of your diagnosis. Higher resolution in bigger format Tabletop laser imager What customers consider most important in a dry laser is its reliability, based on printing of stable and high-quality images which allow minute lesions to be clearly identified. Fujifilm’s DRYPIX PRIMA uses extremely fine laser beams which reduce blur thus achieving a very high CTF*1 and allowing the output of very sharp images as shown in the figure below. Each printed image is bigger than that of competitors....

FUJI COMPUTED RADIOGRAPHY DRYPIX PRIMA Specifications Standard Components DRYPIX PRIMA Dry Laser Imager (Model: FM-DL 100) Recording Method Laser exposure thermal development system Film Type Fuji Medical Dry Imaging Film DI-HL: 35 ✕ 43 (14”✕ 17”), 35 ✕ 35 (14”✕ 14”), 26 ✕ 36, 25 ✕ 30 (10”✕ 12”), 20 ✕ 25 (8”✕ 10”) Film Loading Daylight film loading Film Tray 1 tray (5 sizes of film are available by changing film trays) Processing Capacity Up to 70 films/hr. Time Required for First Output Min. 85 sec. Grayscale Resolution 14 bits Pixel Size 100 m Input Channels One DICOM network channel Image...