Here are some throwback photos from when we rigged our MRI test bay room

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Here are some throwback photos from when we rigged our MRI test bay room. Our on-site MRI suite allows us to test and diagnose parts and coils and makes us one of the most reliable sources for OEM replacement parts. We will be showing you how we test parts in our next post, stay tuned!

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Every part is system tested and undergoes a rigorous, ISO-compliant QA inspection process prior to shipment.

Do you offer any warranty with the items?
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Can you service our scanner, or replace the parts for us?

Yes, we can service any MRI & CT system. For more information, please send us an email at: Sales@directmedparts.com

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With certified process and quality controls, DirectMed provides an OEM-type solution at a third of the cost from its inventory of over 60,000 parts, available for immediate shipment.
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Gradient Amplifiers
ACGD, SGA, HFA, SGD, Quantum, Papillion, XL, XXL, Popeye, etc.

Gradient Power Supplies
Analogic, GE, Techron, Siemens, etc

RF Amplifiers (Solid state and tube types)
Analogic, Erbtec, Colorado Med Tech, HEI, MKS, Siemens, Tele, etc.

Support Electronics
SSM, Driver Modules, Pin Drivers, MSHS,
Transmitters, Receivers, Hybrid Splitters, Preamplifiers,, TALES, Body Tune Boxes, CODIBOX, CODIMUX, Coil Interface, etc.

CT Parts and Assemblies, Controls & Inverters

For a full list of repairable parts, please visit: MRI & CT Parts Repairs

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