GE Revolution ACT 32 Slice

Overview

The GE Revolution ACT 32 Slice CT Scan Machine is a reliable whole-body computed tomography system designed to support efficient diagnostic imaging with high-quality image acquisition, patient-focused features, and economical operation. As a refurbished GE Healthcare CT scanner, it can be a cost-effective option for hospitals, diagnostic centres, imaging centres, and healthcare facilities looking to establish or upgrade their CT imaging capabilities. Iconic Radiology Services provides refurbished and pre-owned GE CT Scan Machines along with installation, commissioning, technical support, equipment shifting, maintenance, and after-sales services across India.

Key Features

• 32-Slice CT Imaging

  The 32-slice configuration enables rapid acquisition of multiple image sections during a CT examination and supports routine whole-body diagnostic imaging.

• Clarity Panel Detector

  The supplied specifications highlight GE's Clarity Panel Detector, designed to support high spatial resolution and detailed visualization of anatomical structures.

• Advanced Image Processing

  The Revolution ACT incorporates advanced image-processing technologies designed to improve the visibility of anatomical details while maintaining efficient CT workflow.

• Dose Management Technologies

  Technologies such as ASiR™ (Adaptive Statistical Iterative Reconstruction) are designed to help manage radiation dose while maintaining diagnostic image quality.

• 0.5-Second Rotation Time

  With a specified 0.5-second rotation time, the scanner supports efficient image acquisition for routine diagnostic examinations.

• 3.3 MHU Equivalent X-Ray Tube

  The supplied product information specifies a 3.3 MHU equivalent X-ray tube, supporting routine CT imaging requirements.

• Compact Installation Footprint

  The GE Revolution ACT is designed with a relatively compact footprint, making it suitable for diagnostic facilities where available installation space is limited.

• 40 kVA Power Input

  The supplied information specifies a power input requirement of approximately 40 kVA, which can help healthcare facilities plan their CT room electrical infrastructure.

Clinical Applications

Available applications depend on the installed configuration, software and accessories of the individual system.