Mindray DigiEye 330 Digital Radiography System
Mindray DigiEye 330 digital radiography system with a streamlined layout, wall-stand and table configuration, and a workstation console designed for primary institutions.
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A streamlined DR room aimed at primary and community institutions
The DigiEye 330 is the entry point of Mindray’s current digital radiography range and the model Mindray itself offers when the DigiEye 280 is no longer available. Mindray describes it as a streamlined design for improved efficiency, suitable for diverse clinical settings.
The system pairs a wall stand with a table so that standing and lying examinations are covered in one room, and it is driven from a workstation console with a dedicated diagnostic monitor available as an option. The stated target is a straightforward digital workflow with immediate image preview rather than a long list of advanced imaging features.
Practically, this is the configuration most often specified when a facility is moving from computed radiography or film to digital, or when a secondary site needs a dependable radiographic room without the cost of a ceiling-mounted system.
Applications
- Routine chest, abdomen and skeletal radiography
- Standing and lying examinations in one room
- Outpatient and community imaging departments
- Migration from computed radiography to direct digital radiography
Who is this product for?
- Radiology departments and imaging rooms
- Community hospitals and primary care institutions
- Orthopaedic and chest radiography workflows
- Facilities replacing computed radiography with DR
Selected Product Highlights
Specifications below are presented from the current ICEN product catalog. Confirm final configuration and technical documents with our team before purchase.
Streamlined floor-mounted design positioned by Mindray for primary medical institutions.
Wall stand and table configuration covering standing and lying examinations.
Workstation console with a user-friendly workflow for routine operation.
Dedicated diagnostic monitor available as an option for reporting.
Chinese-language official documentation confirms suitability for diverse clinical settings.
Offered by Mindray as the direct replacement path for the discontinued DigiEye 280.
Mindray DigiEye 330 Digital Radiography System - key specifications
| Brand | Mindray |
|---|---|
| Model | DigiEye 330 |
| Category | Digital radiography system |
| Configuration | Digital radiography room with wall stand and table |
| Design intent | Streamlined design for improved efficiency; suitable for diverse clinical settings |
| Console | Workstation console with a user-friendly workflow |
| Diagnostic monitor | Dedicated diagnostic monitor optional |
| Positioning in range | Entry model of the current DigiEye range; suggested replacement for the DigiEye 280 |
| Technical data | Mindray publishes this model at feature level only; detector size, generator output and kV/mA ranges are not stated here. Request the datasheet with a quotation. |
The 330 is the lowest-cost route into a current Mindray DR room. Choose the 350 when you need tube and detector to move together with iStitch, the 680 when you need a ceiling-mounted system, and the MobiEye 700 for bedside and ICU work.
Common questions about Mindray DigiEye 330 Digital Radiography System
Where does the DigiEye 330 sit in the range?
It is the entry model of Mindray’s current DR range. The DigiEye 350 is a floor-mounted system with bidirectional synchronisation and iStitch, and the DigiEye 680 is ceiling-mounted with a wider travel range.
Does it cover both standing and lying examinations?
Yes. The room is configured with a wall stand and a table, so standing and lying projections are taken in the same room.
Is a diagnostic monitor included?
Mindray lists the dedicated diagnostic monitor as optional. Confirm whether your configuration includes a reporting-grade monitor or only the acquisition console display.
Can it replace a computed radiography room?
That is the typical use. Moving from CR to DR removes the cassette handling step and shortens the time between exposure and image review.
Do you have the technical datasheet?
Mindray publishes feature-level information only on the product page. Ask ICEN for the datasheet covering detector, generator and exposure parameters for your configuration.
What should I check in a tender?
Detector size and DQE, generator output, table weight limit, whether stitching is required, and whether the room layout fits your existing shielded space.
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