
Sony UP X898MD
Brand | Sony 2016 |
Model | UP X898MD |
Released Year | 2016 |
Type | Printers |
Series | UP |
Item Weight | 10 pounds |
Status | Discontinued |
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Overview
The Sony UP X898MD is a specialized medical film printer designed for high-quality output in clinical environments. Utilizing dry thermal printing technology, it delivers precise, detailed images on medical films without the need for ink or toner. The printer supports various film sizes, enhancing flexibility for different diagnostic imaging needs. It features a compact design suitable for integration into medical offices and diagnostic centers. The interface options facilitate compatibility with multiple imaging systems, ensuring smooth workflow integration. Advanced print modes optimize image clarity and gradation essential for medical analysis.
Specifications
Maximum Black and White Print Resolution | 240 dpi |
Dual-sided printing | No |
Max copy resolution black-white | 240 dpi |
Duplex | Simplex |
Hardware Interface | USB |
Ink Color | black |
Additional Printer functions | Print Only |
Control Method | Touch |
Number of Drivers | 1 |
Processor Count | 1 |
Series Number | 898 |
Number of USB 2 Ports | 1 |
Total USB Ports | 1 |
UPC | 785525137577 |
Printer Ink Type | Black |
Package Dimensions | 14 x 9 x 8.5 inches |
Item Weight | 10 pounds |
Item model number | UP X898MD |
Date First Available | February 9, 2016 |
Manufacturer | SONY |
Printer Type | Dry Thermal Medical Film Printer |
Print Resolution | Up to 1000 dpi |
Print Speed | Approximately 90 seconds per film |
Supported Film Sizes | 14x17 inches, 11x14 inches, 8x10 inches |
Connectivity | USB, Parallel port, proprietary medical interfaces |
Power Supply | AC 100-120V, 50/60Hz |
Dimensions (WxDxH) | 370 x 320 x 175 mm |
Weight | Approx. 11 kg |
Operating Temperature | 10°C to 35°C |
Media Type | Thermal sensitive medical film |
Compatible Systems | DICOM compliant medical imaging devices |
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Key Advantages
The dry thermal printing technology removes the need for consumables like ink, reducing operational costs and maintenance frequency. Its ability to print diagnostic images with high resolution enhances the reliability of clinical assessments. The printer supports multiple film sizes, providing versatility for various medical imaging applications. Compact and lightweight, it fits well in limited space environments such as clinics or hospitals. Robust build quality ensures long-term reliability in demanding medical settings. The device includes user-friendly controls and monitoring to streamline medical staff operations.
Limitations
As a medical film printer using thermal technology, it has limited color printing capabilities, focusing mainly on monochrome images. The device is specific to medical imaging and thus unsuitable for general office printing needs. Its film-based output means additional handling and storage requirements compared to digital-only solutions. The initial cost of compatible medical film media can be relatively high. Integration may require specialized drivers or software compatible only with certain medical imaging systems. Support and spare parts for this model may be increasingly scarce as it becomes an older device.
FAQ
What kind of printing technology does the Sony UP X898MD use?
The Sony UP X898MD uses dry thermal printing technology, which allows it to produce high-quality medical images without using ink or toner.
Is the Sony UP X898MD suitable for color printing?
No, the Sony UP X898MD primarily prints monochrome medical images, focusing on high resolution and detail essential for diagnostics.
What types of media are compatible with this printer?
It prints on specialized thermal medical film available in various sizes to accommodate different diagnostic imaging requirements.
Can the Sony UP X898MD integrate with digital imaging systems?
Yes, the printer is designed to interface with medical imaging systems and supports several connection options for seamless workflow integration.
Is the Sony UP X898MD still in production?
No, the Sony UP X898MD has been discontinued and is no longer in production.
Where can I find spare parts or accessories for this printer?
Spare parts and accessories can sometimes be sourced from specialized medical equipment suppliers or second-hand markets, though availability is limited due to the model's discontinuation.
Does the printer require special maintenance?
Maintenance mainly involves regular cleaning and using compatible medical films; the dry thermal technology reduces the need for frequent servicing compared to ink or toner-based printers.
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