Below is a practical, overview of our Fuji product lineup, including real-world use cases and the industries that benefit most.

Why Facilities Choose Fuji Digital Radiography

Across hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, orthopedic practices, and surgical facilities, Fuji DR systems are commonly selected for three reasons: consistent image quality, workflow efficiency, and flexible configurations. Whether you’re building a new room or converting an existing analog setup to DR, we can help you choose Fuji equipment that supports fast positioning, clear images, and reliable day-to-day operation.

Fuji DR Rooms & Radiography Suites (Build a Complete X-Ray Room)

If you want an all-in-one solution for general radiography, a DR room or suite is often the best long-term value. These systems are designed for smooth patient throughput in high-use environments such as hospitals and busy outpatient clinics.

Recommended Fuji DR Suites We Offer

• Fuji FDR Essentia FS Digital Radiography Suite – A space-efficient DR suite designed to streamline positioning and everyday imaging workflow.
• Fuji FDR Clinica X Radiology Suites – A scalable solution that fits a wide range of facility sizes, from outpatient imaging to hospital radiology departments.
• Fuji Digital Radiography U-arm System w/ 17×17 Detector and FDX Console Workstation – A space-saving DR approach that supports versatile positioning for many common exams.

Best-fit industries and use cases

• Hospitals & imaging departments: chest, abdomen, extremities, and general radiography at scale
• Urgent care & outpatient imaging: fast exams and efficient room turnover
• Orthopedics & sports medicine: extremity imaging and repeat follow-ups where consistency matters

Fuji X-Ray Tables (Comfortable Positioning + Confident Imaging)

X-ray tables influence more than comfort—they affect positioning speed, exam repeat rates, and technologist ergonomics. We offer Fuji table options that support high-throughput radiography with durable designs and radiolucent surfaces suited for modern DR imaging.

Fuji X-ray tables we carry

• Fuji Carbon Fiber Top Adjustable Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051360)
• Fuji Laminate Top Adjustable Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051359)
• Fuji Carbon Fiber Top Fixed Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051331)
• Fuji Laminate Top Fixed Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051332)

Who benefits most

• General radiology: day-to-day exams with smoother patient setup
• Outpatient imaging: efficient workflow when staffing is lean
• Orthopedic and multi-specialty clinics: repeatable positioning for follow-up studies

Fuji Digital X-Ray Detector Panels (DR Retrofit & Specialty Imaging)

Detector panels are often the most direct way to modernize an imaging workflow. In many environments, a DR retrofit approach can deliver major benefits—faster image availability, simplified storage/sharing, and more consistent imaging—without rebuilding the entire room.

Fuji DR detector panels we offer (panel-only options)

• FDR D-EVO III G43 17 x 17” Detector Panel Only – A versatile 17×17 format commonly used for general radiography workflows.
• FDR D-EVO III G35 14 x 17” Detector Panel Only – A popular 14×17 format for everyday room-based imaging needs.

Fuji long-length / full spine detector options

• Fuji FDR D-EVO III G80i 17×32 in Full Spine Detector Panel Only – Designed for long-length imaging needs in spine/trauma/surgical settings.
• Fuji FDR D-EVO GL 17×49 in Full Spine Length Detector With Rolling Stand – Built for efficient long-view radiography workflows.

Fuji tethered detector options (battery, tethered)

• Fuji ES 14C Detector with Battery, Tethered
• Fuji ES 24C Detector with Battery, Tethered
• Fuji FDR ES 17C Detector with Battery, Tethered
• Fuji ES 17G Detector with Battery, Tethered
• Fuji ES 14G Detector with Battery, Tethered

Best-fit industries and use cases

• Hospitals & ER: reliable detectors for busy, varied exam types
• Ortho & spine: long-length imaging support for full-spine workflows
• Surgery & trauma: detector options that support flexible positioning needs
• Outpatient clinics: DR retrofit pathways that modernize imaging without rebuilding your room

Fuji Portable X-Ray Systems (Bedside Imaging & High-Mobility Workflows)

When imaging needs to happen at the bedside—or when you want a system that moves smoothly through crowded hallways—portable X-ray equipment becomes essential. We offer Fuji portable solutions that are designed for mobility and fast confirmation.

Fuji portable X-ray solutions we carry

• Fuji FDR AQRO Portable X-ray with FDR ES 24/14C – A compact portable designed for easy maneuvering in tight clinical spaces.
• Fuji FDR Go PLUS with FDR D-EVO III – A full-size portable designed for agile movement and bedside imaging workflows.

Where portable Fuji X-ray is a strong fit

• Emergency departments: rapid imaging access and quick patient flow
• ICU / inpatient floors: bedside chest and abdominal imaging when transport is difficult
• Post-op & critical care: fast checks without moving high-acuity patients

Fuji DR Retrofit Kits: Convert Analog X-Ray to Digital (Fast)

If you have an existing analog X-ray room and want a faster path to digital, a DR conversion kit can be a practical option. These solutions are designed to bring digital imaging to a wider range of environments—including remote or temporary imaging setups.

Fuji DR retrofit kit options we offer

• Fuji FDR-flex Lite Digital DR Solution (no panel)
• Fuji FDR-flex Lite Digital DR Solution with FDR ES C35 Panel
• Fuji FDR-flex Lite Digital DR Solution with FDR D-EVO III C35
• Fuji FDR-flex Lite Digital DR Solution with FDR ES G35 Panel
• Fuji FDR-flex Lite Digital DR Solution with FDR D-EVO III G35

Ideal use cases

• Clinics modernizing on a budget: move from film/CR workflows toward DR
• Hospitals needing backup capability: add redundancy and flexibility
• Remote or temporary imaging setups: deploy digital imaging without building a full DR suite

Fuji Surgical C-Arms with Flat Panel Detectors (High-Resolution Procedural Imaging)

For operating rooms and procedure suites, C-arms play a critical role in visualization, precision, and confidence during minimally invasive procedures. We offer Fuji flat panel C-arm solutions that support modern surgical workflows.

Fuji C-arms we offer

• Fuji Persona C Compact C-arm with 30cm Cesium Flat Panel Digital Detector
• Fuji Persona C Compact C-arm with 21cm Cesium Flat Panel Digital Detector
• Fuji Persona CS Compact C-arm with 21cm Cesium Flat Panel Digital Detector

Best-fit industries and procedures

• Orthopedic surgery & sports medicine: hardware placement visualization and alignment checks
• Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs): high-efficiency procedural imaging
• Pain management: imaging guidance for injections and minimally invasive interventions

Fuji Veterinary X-Ray Room Solutions

Veterinary facilities need reliable image quality, efficient workflow, and equipment that fits smaller spaces. We offer a dedicated Fuji veterinary imaging solution built for those real-world constraints.

• Fuji VXR Veterinary X-Ray Room – A focused veterinary radiography room option designed for in-clinic imaging workflows.

Who it’s for

• Small animal veterinary clinics: routine radiography, injury evaluation, and pre-op imaging
• Specialty veterinary practices: efficient imaging support for orthopedic and surgical cases

How We Help You Choose the Right Fuji Imaging Setup

At Auxo Medical, we don’t just list products—we help you match the right Fuji solution to your environment. Here’s the decision framework we typically use:

• Room type: Are you building a full DR room (suite/U-arm) or upgrading an existing system (retrofit detectors/DR kit)?
• Patient volume: High-volume radiology rooms benefit from optimized positioning and workflow features; lower-volume clinics may prioritize retrofit flexibility.
• Clinical focus: Ortho/spine programs often benefit from long-length detector options; procedural settings may need a flat panel C-arm.
• Mobility requirements: If bedside imaging is common, portable X-ray is often a must-have.

Fuji Imaging FAQs (Common Questions)

What is a DR retrofit detector panel?

A DR retrofit detector panel is a digital detector that can help convert compatible analog radiography workflows into digital capture—helping reduce delays and streamline image handling compared to film-based processes.

Do I need a full Fuji DR suite to go digital?

Not always. Many facilities go digital using Fuji detector panels or Fuji DR conversion kits—especially when they want to upgrade quickly without replacing the entire room configuration.

What’s the difference between a portable X-ray unit and a DR conversion kit?

A portable X-ray unit is built to move from room to room and create exposures at the bedside. A DR conversion kit is designed to help bring digital capture to an existing X-ray source setup, often as a flexible or deployable workflow option.

Get a Fuji Quote from Auxo Medical

If you’re planning a DR room buildout, upgrading an analog room to DR, expanding into long-length imaging, or adding a portable X-ray or surgical C-arm, we’re ready to help. We’ll guide you to the right Fuji configuration for your facility and clinical needs—then support you through procurement and deployment. Contact Auxo Medical today or request a quote from from the products below:

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At Auxo Medical, we focus on practical, clinic-ready veterinary equipment that helps teams diagnose faster, work cleaner, and operate with confidence. Below is a veterinarian-focused overview of our current veterinary-tagged product lineup—organized by the workflow areas that matter most: diagnostic imaging, anesthesia, sterilization, in-house lab processing, water quality, and procedure lighting.

Who This Veterinary Equipment Helps (Use Cases & Industries)

• Small animal general practice (wellness, sick visits, dentistry, routine surgery)
• Emergency & specialty hospitals (higher caseloads, faster turnover needs)
• Mobile & ambulatory veterinary services (field ultrasound, space-efficient equipment)
• Exotics and pocket pets practices (small patient anesthesia workflows)
• Equine and large animal clinics (repro work, musculoskeletal imaging, field diagnostics)
• Shelters and high-volume spay/neuter (repeatable sterilization and rapid instrument processing)
• Teaching, research, and lab-adjacent animal facilities (sample processing and consistent results)

1) Veterinary Ultrasound Systems: Fast Answers Without Sending Patients Out

Ultrasound is one of the most versatile tools in a veterinary clinic because it supports abdominal scans, reproductive work, cardiac views, and musculoskeletal evaluations—often with less stress on the patient and without the delays of referral imaging.

Featured veterinary ultrasound options we offer

• Mindray Vetus M10 with 2 Probes
  

  Best for: clinics that want a portable, veterinary-specific ultrasound workflow for both in-clinic and on-location diagnostics.
  Great use cases: abdominal screening, cardiac snapshots, pregnancy confirmation, MSK evaluation, and mixed-species imaging when you need mobility.

• Edan DUS 60 VET
  

  Best for: practices that want a compact ultrasound platform that supports a wide range of exams and includes pulsed wave Doppler capability.
   Great use cases: everyday veterinary scanning across routine diagnostic and reproductive workflows, especially when you want a strong balance of features and value.

Operational win: adding (or upgrading) ultrasound capacity can reduce “send-out imaging,” keep cases in-house, and help you move from “rule-out” to “treat now” decision-making faster—especially in urgent care and internal medicine.

2) Veterinary X-Ray Systems: Throughput, Positioning, and Image Quality Matter

Radiography is still the backbone of many diagnostic pathways—orthopedics, thoracic screening, dental workups, foreign body checks, and more. The right setup improves not only image quality, but also positioning efficiency, staff workflow, and repeat rate.

Veterinary X-ray solutions we offer

• Fuji VXR Veterinary X-Ray Room
  

  Best for: clinics that want an in-room radiography system designed specifically for veterinary workflow—even in tighter spaces.
  Why it’s useful: built for efficient positioning and streamlined exams, helping teams move from patient set-up to diagnostic images with less friction.

• InnoVet Select HF 20kHz – Veterinary X-Ray
  

  Best for: practices that need a high-performance, high-frequency veterinary radiography system.
  Great use cases: busy schedules where consistent technique, repeatability, and reliable exposures help maintain speed and quality across many cases.

Operational win: when your X-ray workflow is predictable, your team spends less time “fighting the room” and more time capturing consistent diagnostics—especially during peak hours.

3) Veterinary Anesthesia: Compact, Purpose-Built Support for Small Patients

Anesthesia setups in veterinary environments need to be practical, stable, and easy to integrate into your daily case flow. This is especially true for clinics handling smaller or more sensitive patients where non-rebreathing workflows are common.

• RTA-0011 Table-Top Non-Rebreathing Anesthesia System – Veterinary Only
  

  Best for: exotics, pocket pets, and small patient anesthesia where a compact, tabletop footprint is a major advantage.
  Great use cases: short procedures, small-patient surgery, and clinics that need a space-efficient anesthesia solution that still supports consistent daily use.

Operational win: a dedicated tabletop anesthesia setup helps reduce room “reconfiguration time” between cases—keeping surgery and treatment areas moving.

4) Veterinary Centrifuges: In-House Sample Processing for Faster Clinical Decisions

When you can process common samples in-house, you can often shorten the time from exam to treatment decision. Centrifugation supports everyday needs like microhematocrit workups and other routine lab processing that helps clinicians move quickly and confidently.

Veterinary centrifuges we offer

• Drucker Diagnostics TrueBond Veterinary centrifuge for blood, urine, fecal, and microhematocrit
  

  Best for: practices that want an all-in-one veterinary centrifuge approach for common sample types.
  Great use cases: routine sample workflows where you want an efficient, clinic-friendly setup that supports multiple specimen types.

• Drucker Diagnostics TrueBond Set 3 Set-and-lock veterinary centrifuge for blood, urine, fecal, and microhematocrit
  

  Best for: veterinary labs that value compact design and repeatable processing.
  Great use cases: teams that want preset-style cycles aligned to common veterinary needs for consistent results and simpler training.

• Drucker Diagnostics TrueBond Duet Compact Dual Rotor Veterinary Centrifuge
  

  Best for: clinics that want flexibility—supporting both tube spinning and microhematocrit workflows with quick rotor changes.
  Great use cases: mixed lab days where you’re switching between sample types and want one centrifuge to cover more ground.

Operational win: better in-house sample turnaround can improve client communication (“Here’s what we know right now”) and help clinicians begin treatment sooner when the clinical picture is clear.

5) Veterinary Autoclaves: Sterilization Capacity and Drying Performance Drive Turnover

Sterilization is where many clinics either gain time—or lose it. The right autoclave setup reduces bottlenecks, supports proper instrument processing, and helps you maintain consistent standards across surgery, dental, and treatment workflows.

Veterinary autoclaves we offer

• Midmark Ritter M11 UltraClave Veterinary Autoclave, M11-033
  

  Best for: clinics that need a large-capacity countertop sterilizer for larger packs and instruments.
  Great use cases: surgery and dental instrument processing where capacity and efficient cycles support higher daily volume.

• Ritter M11 Veterinary Autoclave
  

  Best for: practices that want the well-known M11 format and chamber capacity to support larger loads.
  Great use cases: consistent daily sterilization needs—especially when your clinic runs multiple instrument packs per day.

• Tuttnauer 3870M Autoclave (Refurbished)
  

  Best for: teams that prefer a straightforward, manual tabletop autoclave format with a larger footprint in its class.
  Great use cases: clinics that value simple, no-frills sterilization capability for day-in/day-out reliability.

• Tuttnauer 2340EA Autoclave
  

  Best for: clinics that want a tabletop autoclave designed for wrapped and unwrapped instruments, glassware, and more—with active drying support.
  Great use cases: facilities that want strong drying performance and cycle flexibility for varied daily loads across treatment, dental, and surgical areas.

Operational win: better sterilizer capacity + better drying performance often means fewer instrument sets in circulation (or fewer “rush reprocess” moments), which can translate into smoother scheduling and less staff stress.

6) Water Quality Support: RO Water Filtration for Clinical Environments

Water quality impacts more than people realize—especially anywhere purified water is needed as part of a workflow. Reverse osmosis (RO) systems can help support consistent water output in clinics that need a compact, install-friendly setup.

• Ameriwater RO Water Filtration System with 9.2 Gallon Expansion Tank (SRO150-Series)
  

  Best for: clinical settings that want a compact RO system with flexible installation options.
  Industries served: veterinary clinics, dental clinics, physician offices, and clinical chemistry labs.

7) Procedure & Surgery Lighting: Comfortable, Powerful Headlights for Deep Visibility

Good lighting is not just a comfort upgrade—it supports accuracy. A high-quality headlight helps with tissue differentiation, visibility in deeper cavities, and consistent illumination when overhead lighting is not perfectly positioned.

• Spectra G6 Hospital Kit; G6 Headlight, 6 Batt, 4-Bay Charger, 45W Wall Plug/USB, Padding Conv Kit, Carry Case
  

  Best for: higher-usage environments that want more battery capacity and charging support for consistent availability across providers.

• Spectra G6 Standard Kit; G6 Headlight, 2 Batt., 45W Wall Plug/USB 45W, Padding Conv Kit, Carry Case
  

  Best for: clinics that want strong illumination with a streamlined kit format.

Operational win: consistent headlight performance can make procedures smoother and reduce “stop-start” repositioning—especially in dentistry, surgery, and wound management workflows.

How to Choose the Right Veterinary Equipment Mix (A Practical Buying Framework)

• If diagnostics are your bottleneck: prioritize ultrasound and X-ray first so you can confirm cases faster and keep more work in-house.
• If surgery turnover is your bottleneck: look closely at autoclave chamber capacity, cycle flexibility, and drying performance to reduce instrument delays.
• If lab turnaround is your bottleneck: upgrade your centrifuge workflow to support repeatable, in-house results for routine sample needs.
• If space is your bottleneck: consider compact and portable formats (tabletop anesthesia, portable ultrasound, clinic-friendly centrifuges).
• If consistency is your bottleneck: standardize on workflows your whole team can run confidently—reducing training time and day-to-day variation.

Request a Quote or Build a Veterinary Equipment Plan

At Auxo Medical, we help veterinary teams match equipment to workflow: imaging speed, sterilization throughput, anesthesia setup, and in-house lab processing. If you’re expanding services, replacing aging equipment, or trying to reduce downtime, we’re ready to help you build a practical plan using the veterinary products listed. Contact us today to discover more veterinary equipment options as well as veterinary equipment service, maintenance and repair.

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At Auxo Medical, we help facilities modernize imaging by moving from film processing to digital radiography using flat panel detectors, DR retrofit detector panels, and flat detector C-arms and mini C-arms for real-time surgical imaging.

Chemical developer and film vs digital detectors: what changes?

How chemical developer and film work

Film radiography creates a latent image on X-ray film. To see that image, the film must be processed through chemical steps using developer and fixer chemistry, controlled time and temperature, and proper handling in a darkroom or processor workflow. When any part of that chain slips, image quality can drift and repeats can increase.

In day-to-day operations, film processing typically means:

• Waiting for processing before confirming positioning and technique
• Variability from chemistry condition, replenishment, and processor performance
• Ongoing supply management for chemicals and film
• Added handling steps that can introduce artifacts and slow throughput
• Chemical storage and disposal considerations

How digital detectors work instead

Digital detectors replace film as the image receptor. The detector captures the X-ray exposure and converts it into a digital image that appears on a workstation quickly, without chemical processing. That speed changes everything: you can verify image quality right away, reduce delays, and streamline how images are stored and shared.

Digital detector workflow typically supports:

• Faster exams with immediate image preview
• Easier DICOM-based image sharing to PACS, radiology readers, and referring providers
• More consistent image appearance through digital processing tools
• Cleaner, simpler operations without daily chemistry maintenance

Digital detector options: CR versus DR (and why DR is often the goal)

Digital X-ray generally falls into two categories:

Computed radiography

Computed radiography uses a reusable imaging plate. The plate is exposed like film, then carried to a reader that converts it into a digital image. This is a step toward digital, but it still involves physical handling and a separate readout step.

Direct digital radiography with flat panel detectors

Digital radiography uses a flat panel detector to capture the image directly. This is where most facilities want to land because it supports the quickest workflow and is often the simplest way to modernize an existing room through a DR retrofit.

Which devices use digital detectors?

Digital detectors power a wide range of imaging equipment across healthcare:

General X-ray rooms and DR retrofits

• Routine chest, extremity, and abdomen imaging
• Orthopedic and urgent care imaging where fast turnaround matters
• Film-to-digital conversions that keep your existing generator and room layout

Portable X-ray workflows

• Bedside imaging in hospitals and emergency settings
• Mobile imaging programs
• Backup continuity when a primary room is down or being serviced

C-arms with flat panel detectors

• Real-time fluoroscopy in the operating room
• Orthopedics, pain management, urology, vascular access, and general surgery
• Improved visualization and smoother workflow compared with older imaging chains

Mini C-arms with flat detectors

• Extremity imaging in orthopedic and podiatry procedures
• Hand, wrist, foot, and ankle workflows
• Fast positioning and imaging in tight procedural spaces

Industries and use cases that benefit from going film-to-digital

Hospitals and health systems

Digital detector imaging supports faster decisions in the ED, inpatient units, and perioperative areas. It also fits better with enterprise image management and radiology reading workflows.

Orthopedic practices and ambulatory clinics

Orthopedics thrives on speed: confirm the image, discuss the plan, and move the patient through. Digital radiography and flat detector mini C-arms support that efficiency for injury evaluations and follow-ups.

Ambulatory surgery centers and operating rooms

Flat panel detector C-arms and mini C-arms are built for real-time imaging guidance. They support smoother case flow and help teams verify placement and alignment during procedures.

Urgent care and walk-in clinics

Digital detector upgrades reduce bottlenecks. Faster imaging and faster sharing can improve the overall patient experience and shorten visit time.

Veterinary imaging

Vet imaging often benefits from digital workflow improvements, especially when positioning and speed are critical and when you want easier image sharing and storage.

How we recommend planning a film-to-digital detector upgrade

Match the detector to your workflow, not just your room

A high-performing digital detector is only valuable if it fits how your team images patients. We look at exam types, patient volumes, positioning habits, and space constraints to guide the selection.

Decide whether you need DR retrofit, portable DR, or surgical fluoroscopy

• DR retrofit detector panels are often the fastest path away from chemical developer and film
• Portable digital radiography supports bedside, overflow, or mobile imaging
• Flat detector C-arms and mini C-arms are built for real-time imaging guidance in procedures

Plan for image management from day one

Going digital means thinking about how images move: to PACS, to readers, to referrals, and to the patient record. A clean image workflow is what turns “digital” into a real operational upgrade.

Why switch from chemical processing to digital detectors with Auxo Medical?

When you replace film and developer chemistry with digital detectors, you’re not just swapping hardware. You’re upgrading speed, consistency, and the way images flow through your facility.

At Auxo Medical, we help you choose detector-based imaging equipment that fits your clinical use cases, your space, and your budget—whether you’re modernizing a general X-ray room with DR retrofit detector panels or upgrading procedural imaging with flat detector C-arms and mini C-arms.

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Veterinary Imaging Solutions

Accurate imaging is essential for fast, confident diagnosis. Our veterinary imaging products include the Mindray Vetus M10 with 2 Probes, the Edan DUS 60 VET, the Fuji VXR Veterinary X-Ray Room, and the InnoVet Select HF 20kHz Veterinary X-Ray. These systems are designed for practices that need dependable ultrasound and radiography for abdominal exams, pregnancy checks, orthopedic assessments, thoracic imaging, and emergency diagnostics.

Veterinary hospitals, referral centers, mobile veterinarians, and high-volume general practices can benefit from these imaging systems because they help improve speed, consistency, and diagnostic confidence.

Sterilization and Infection Control

Sterile processing is a core part of safe veterinary practice. We offer the Midmark Ritter M9 UltraClave, the Midmark Ritter M11 UltraClave Veterinary Autoclave, the Ritter M11 Veterinary Autoclave, the Tuttnauer 3870M Autoclave, and the Tuttnauer 2340EA Autoclave. These sterilizers are ideal for wrapped and unwrapped instruments, surgical packs, and other clinical tools used every day in veterinary surgery and treatment rooms.

They are especially valuable for animal hospitals, outpatient veterinary clinics, surgical centers, and specialty practices that need dependable instrument processing and efficient turnover.

Veterinary Anesthesia Support

Safe anesthesia requires equipment designed for precision and control. The RTA-0011 Table-Top Non-Rebreathing Anesthesia System is built specifically for veterinary use and supports a range of routine and surgical procedures.

This type of anesthesia system is well suited for dental procedures, soft tissue surgeries, diagnostic interventions, and outpatient operations in small animal practices and specialty clinics.

Laboratory and Diagnostic Workflow

Fast sample processing helps veterinarians make timely treatment decisions. We carry the Drucker Diagnostics TrueBond Veterinary Centrifuge, the Drucker Diagnostics TrueBond Set 3 Set-and-lock Veterinary Centrifuge, and the Drucker Diagnostics TrueBond Duet Compact Dual Rotor Veterinary Centrifuge. These units are useful for blood, urine, fecal, and microhematocrit testing.

They support busy veterinary labs, general practices, and emergency clinics that need compact, efficient centrifugation for in-house diagnostics.

Water Filtration for Clinical Environments

Clean water plays an important role in clinical equipment performance and lab operations. The Ameriwater RO Water Filtration System with 9.2 Gallon Expansion Tank is a practical solution for veterinary clinics that need reliable reverse osmosis water for treatment rooms, labs, and other clinical applications.

Surgical Lighting

Better visibility supports better outcomes. The Spectra G6 Hospital Kit and Spectra G6 Standard Kit provide bright, focused illumination for procedures that require precision.

These headlights are especially useful for veterinary surgeons, dental teams, and clinicians performing detailed exams or procedures in low-light areas.

Choosing Veterinary Equipment That Fits Your Practice

Every veterinary setting has different demands. A small clinic may prioritize sterilization and lab workflow, while a specialty hospital may need advanced imaging and surgical support. At Auxo Medical, we help veterinary professionals find equipment that matches their patient volume, procedure mix, and space requirements.

From ultrasound and X-ray to autoclaves, centrifuges, anesthesia systems, and surgical lighting, we provide equipment that supports better care across the veterinary industry.

Veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, specialty practices, emergency facilities, and mobile veterinary providers all benefit from dependable equipment that helps improve efficiency and patient outcomes. Contact Auxo Medical today to discover more veterinary equipment options including service, maintenance and repair options for your clinic.

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Upgrade your unit now with in-stock STERIS models of almost every size.

If your steam sterilizer is aging, the warning signs usually show up long before a complete failure. Longer warm-up times, cycle interruptions, door issues, inconsistent vacuum performance, and frequent service calls don’t just create headaches—they create workflow bottlenecks that ripple through your entire department. When your sterilizer becomes unpredictable, everything downstream becomes harder to schedule, harder to document, and harder to keep on time.

At Auxo Medical, we help facilities replace “problem units” with dependable, refurbished STERIS steam sterilizers that fit real-world space and throughput needs—from compact chambers to high-capacity recessed configurations. If you’re tired of patching the same issues over and over, upgrading now can be the simplest way to reduce downtime and get back to consistent, repeatable processing.

When “old but running” stops being good enough

A sterilizer that fails frequently doesn’t only cost money in parts and labor. It costs you in missed loads, delayed cases, rushed turnaround, and constant uncertainty for your team. Many departments reach a point where:

• Repairs become more frequent than preventive maintenance
• A single fault shuts down the day’s schedule
• Staff lose time troubleshooting instead of processing
• Documentation and printouts become unreliable or inconsistent
• Obsolete components make lead times and pricing unpredictable

Upgrading gives you a cleaner path forward: stable operation, modernized controls on many refurbished models, and a better fit between your capacity needs and your actual chamber volume.

In-stock STERIS sterilizers we offer right now

Below are STERIS options we’re featuring that cover a wide range of chamber sizes and applications. If you already know your target chamber size, you can jump straight to a model that matches your footprint and throughput.

1. Steris AMSCO V-116 Steam Sterilizer
2. Steris 400 Series 16″ Sterilizer
3. Steris 400 Series 20″ Sterilizer
4. Steris AMSCO C Series 20″ Sterilizer 
5. Steris AMSCO Century V-148 Steam Sterilizer
6. Steris AMSCO 400 Series 48” House Steam Sterilizer Recessed

Compact and space-efficient options

Steris AMSCO V-116 Steam Sterilizer
A compact, fast pre-vacuum sterilizer with a freestanding, vertical-door design. It supports common cycle types such as pre-vacuum and gravity, and includes a rack with shelving—ideal when you need efficient processing without dedicating a large room footprint to the sterilizer.

Steris 400 Series 16″ Sterilizer
A great fit for facilities that want a smaller chamber format while still keeping a practical loading setup. This refurbished unit includes a rack and shelving system, along with operator-friendly controls and integrated print capabilities—helpful when you want straightforward operation and consistent cycle records.

More chamber capacity without jumping to a full recessed house unit

Steris 400 Series 20″ Sterilizer
When your current sterilizer feels “just a little too small” load after load, stepping up to a larger chamber can noticeably reduce the number of cycles you run per day. This refurbished model includes a rack and shelving configuration and is designed to support efficient day-to-day processing with modern operator controls and printed cycle documentation.

Steris AMSCO C Series 20″ Sterilizer 
Refurbished small steam sterilizers designed for healthcare use, built for fast, efficient sterilization of heat- and moisture-stable materials. These units are commonly configured with cycle flexibility—such as pre-vacuum and gravity—plus routine testing cycles that support daily operational confidence.

High-volume, department-scale processing

Steris AMSCO Century V-148 Steam Sterilizer
A larger-capacity pre-vacuum sterilizer designed for fast, efficient processing with cycle versatility (including common pre-vacuum and gravity-style cycles). If you’re looking to increase throughput and reduce the strain on your schedule, the V-148 class is a strong step up for busy departments that need chamber space and dependable performance.

Steris AMSCO 400 Series 48” House Steam Sterilizer Recessed
A recessed, high-volume option built for efficient loading and consistent processing. This configuration is designed around high-throughput workflows and includes features that support practical day-to-day operation—especially in busy sterile processing environments where capacity and reliability matter most.

How we help you upgrade with less hassle

Buying the right sterilizer isn’t only about chamber size—it’s about making sure the unit matches your workflow and your facility realities. When you upgrade through us, we help you move faster by focusing on the details that cause delays, including:

• Matching chamber size and configuration to your load types and volume
• Confirming key operational features (controls, print documentation, door style, loading setup)
• Helping you plan for installation considerations like access, placement, and utilities
• Supporting you after the sale with service expertise focused on sterile processing equipment

Ready to stop dealing with sterilizer downtime?

If your current unit is old, unreliable, or draining your budget with repeated failures, upgrading is one of the quickest ways to stabilize your day-to-day processing. Request a quote on any of the in-stock STERIS models above and we’ll help you select the best-fit sterilizer for your space, your workload, and your turnaround expectations.

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Below we break down key product families and match them with real‑world use cases, so you can quickly identify which model is the perfect fit for your workflow.

1. Hospital‑Scale Steam Sterilizers

Steris AMSCO Century SV‑160 Scientific Steam Sterilizer

Designed for heavy duty, the SV‑160’s 960 L chamber handles entire instrument sets in one cycle. It is ideal for busy surgical centers where turnaround time can mean life or death.

Steris AMSCO Century SG‑160 Scientific Steam Sterilizer

With its gravity‑based steam and pre‑vacuum options, the SG‑160 offers flexibility for sterilizing both heat‑stable and water‑resistant items—perfect for trauma wards that treat everything from bone grafts to endoscopes.

2. Mid‑Range Laboratory & Research Models

Steris AMSCO 630LS Medium Steam Sterilizer

A reliable workhorse for labs that need a 110 L chamber capable of handling multi‑well plates, pipette sets, and small animal cages.

Steris AMSCO LAB110 Steam Sterilizer

Compact yet powerful; this unit is the go‑to for academic research groups that sterilize consumables daily while maintaining strict sterility standards.

3. Advanced Chemical Sterilization – Hydrogen Peroxide

Tuttnauer Plazmax P50 Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer

No‑thermal, plasma‑based technology that is a blessing for dental suites and neonatal ICUs where heat can damage instruments.

Tuttnauer Plasmax 160 Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer

A high‑volume solution that sterilizes large loads in just a few hours—essential for hospitals with multiple surgical teams.

4. Small‑Space, High‑Demand Units

Steris AMSCO Century Small – V‑120 Steam Sterilizer

250 L capacity tucked into a footprint that fits into a dentist’s cabinet or a portable surgery kit.

Steris AMSCO C Series 20″ Sterilizer

A rugged, user‑friendly model that keeps pace with outpatient clinics and mobile health teams.

5. Recessed “House” Models for Modern Facility Design

Steris 400 Series 36” House Steam Sterilizer (Recessed)

The 660 L chamber blends seamlessly into a surgical bay’s architecture while delivering pre‑vacuum performance.

Steris 400 Series 60” House Steam Sterilizer (Recessed)

Ideal for large hospitals that require a massive 950 L chamber but still want to keep the sterilizer out of the way.

Why Auxo Medical Stands Apart

Getting Started: From Assessment to Activation

1. Virtual Assessment – Let our engineers analyze your current workflow and instrument load.
2. Product Match‑Up – We’ll present a shortlist of models that balance capacity, speed, and cost.
3. On‑Site Installation & Training – Our technicians will install the unit and train your staff on safe operation.
4. Ongoing Support – Enjoy peace of mind with our proactive maintenance and 24/7 emergency repair agreements (where available).

Ready to Revolutionize Your Sterilization Process?

Contact Auxo Medical today for a free consultation and discover how our range can elevate safety, compliance, and productivity in your facility.

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If you’re planning equipment upgrades for an operating room, procedure room, sterile processing department, emergency response cart, or a high-throughput clinic, this is a great window to lock in savings on dependable medical and lab equipment—without sacrificing performance.

What’s included in our Independence Day medical equipment sale

Our Sale category is a rotating mix of new, reconditioned, and refurbished equipment. Some items are available for direct online purchase, while others are quote-based so we can confirm configuration, condition, and logistics before we ship.

Below is a practical sampling of the items currently listed on our Sale page—organized by the types of teams and workflows they support.

Surgical tables, imaging access, and patient positioning

For hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, orthopedic groups, and imaging-heavy procedural suites, surgical tables and imaging tables are foundational. If you’re using a C-arm regularly, table access and positioning efficiency can have a real impact on case flow.

• Mindray HyBase V6 Surgical Table w/ Longitudinal Slide and Carbon Fiber Extension (Stainless Steel Base) – A strong fit for OR teams that prioritize positioning flexibility and enhanced imaging access.
• Mindray HyBase V6 Surgical Table w/ Longitudinal Slide (Stainless Steel Base) – Ideal when you want modern positioning features and smooth workflow for multi-specialty surgical environments.
• Mindray HyBase V6 Surgical Table (Plastic Base) – A streamlined option for facilities looking for a capable surgical table platform with upgrade paths and accessory flexibility.
• Skytron 6600 Surgical Table – Built for demanding cases where imaging access and stable positioning matter, especially in surgical environments that rely on fluoroscopy and microscope access.
• Biodex 058-878 30in Wide Top Imaging Table – A solid option for imaging-focused procedures where radiolucent access and precise positioning support are key.
• Morgan MEDesign FLTLT-FW (Float-Top, Free-Wheel Configuration) – A strong match for procedural settings that benefit from fine positioning adjustments during imaging-guided workflows.

Stretchers and transport: ER, pre-op, PACU, and specialty transport

Busy facilities know the bottleneck isn’t always in the OR—it’s often in transport, intake, and recovery. High-quality stretchers can improve throughput, staff ergonomics, and patient comfort across the whole building.

• Stretcher, Stryker Advantage, IV pole – A versatile transport platform for emergency departments, surgery centers, and hospital floors that need reliable mobility and patient handling.
• Stryker 1068 Eye Surgery Stretcher – A specialty-friendly stretcher option for ophthalmology workflows and other procedure areas that require controlled patient positioning and transport support.
• Stryker 1501 Renaissance Series stretcher with IV pole – A good fit for high-turnover departments that want consistent transport performance and practical bedside features.
• Stryker M Series Model 1015 Stretcher, with Big Wheel – Built for active transport environments where maneuverability and daily durability are non-negotiable.

Patient monitoring and vital signs: bedside care, transport, and perioperative use

Whether you’re supporting general care floors, step-down units, procedure areas, or perioperative monitoring, reliable vital signs and patient monitoring equipment helps clinical teams make faster decisions with more confidence.

• Edan IM70 Patient Monitor (Refurbished) – A practical choice for teams that need flexible monitoring across a range of acuity settings.
• GE Dash 4000 Patient Monitor – A well-known monitoring platform that fits many hospitals’ and surgery centers’ workflows.
• GE Dash 4000 Patient Monitor W/ CO2 – A strong option when capnography support matters for procedural monitoring, recovery, and certain transport use cases.
• Welch Allyn SSM Vital Signs Monitor – Great for clinics, urgent care, intake, and other fast-moving environments where spot checks and repeat vitals are part of the routine.
• Mindray DPM6 PACU Monitor – Designed for environments like PACU and perioperative monitoring where clarity and confidence are critical.

Emergency response and defibrillation: clinical readiness that can’t wait

When seconds matter, you want devices that are ready, familiar, and easy to deploy—whether that’s in-hospital response, outpatient environments, or public-access preparedness.

• Physio-Control Lifepak 20E Defibrillator – A strong fit for in-hospital response teams and clinical areas that prioritize fast escalation and dependable defibrillation/monitoring capability.
• Cardiac Science Powerheart G5, Semi-Auto, Dual Language – Helpful for facilities that want an AED option that supports broader communication needs across staff and visitors.
• Zoll AED Plus – A practical AED option for clinics, workplaces, and community-access placement where straightforward readiness is the goal.

Sterile processing and ultrasonic cleaning: instrument care for SPD/CSSD

If you run a sterile processing department, a GI/endo reprocessing workflow, or a high-volume surgery center, ultrasonic cleaning can be a major lever for consistency, turnaround time, and instrument longevity.

• Steris InnoWave™ Unity IW523046NPR Ultrasonic Cleaner – Built for facilities that want consistent ultrasonic performance in demanding reprocessing workflows.
• Steris Caviwave Rinsing and Drying Ultrasonic Cleaner – Designed for organizations that want a more integrated clean/rinse/dry workflow for instrument care.
• Steris Caviwave Single Chamber Ultrasonic Cleaner 15 Gal – A strong choice for departments that need dependable single-chamber ultrasonic cleaning capacity.
• Steris Caviwave Pro Single Chamber 17 GAL Ultrasonic Cleaner – A capable option for facilities reprocessing delicate instruments and looking for performance-focused ultrasonic cleaning.
• Tuttnuaer 2540EK Kwiklave Electronic Autoclave (Refurbished) – A great fit for outpatient clinics, dental practices, veterinary facilities, and labs that need dependable steam sterilization.

Warming and patient comfort: pre-op, PACU, infusion, and procedure rooms

Warming is about more than comfort—it supports smoother patient experience and helps teams stay consistent with perioperative and procedure room expectations.

• Enthermics EC230L Fluid Warmer – A countertop solution for procedure rooms and perioperative areas that want warmed fluids ready and organized.
• Steris Dual Compartment Blanket Warmer QDJ02 – Useful for pre-op and PACU areas that benefit from separated storage and controlled warming.
• Steris DJ04 Dual Compartment Blanket Warmer – A practical pick for facilities that want a dual-compartment blanket warmer designed for clinical workflow and durability.

Procedure lighting, airway management, and electrosurgery: everyday essentials

From minor procedures to advanced airway management and OR-ready electrosurgical capability, these tools support clinicians across a wide range of departments.

• Midmark Ritter 255 Floor Stand Light – Ideal for exam rooms and procedure rooms that need focused illumination without complex installation.
• Midmark Ritter 355 Floor Stand Light – A strong fit for practices that want a higher-performance procedure light for consistent visibility.
• Verathon Glidescope Roll Stand – Great for anesthesia, emergency, and ICU teams that want a mobile airway cart-style setup with accessories within reach.
• Infinium ClearVue™ VLXL Video Laryngoscope – Designed for airway visualization in settings where first-pass success and clear viewing can make a big difference.
• Valleylab Force FX ESU – A well-known electrosurgical platform for procedure rooms and ORs supporting a wide range of specialties.
• Aaron Bovie 950 High Frequency Generator – A strong option for clinics and procedure rooms that need reliable electrosurgery capability for day-to-day cases.
• UMF Power Exam Hi-Lo Table 5060 – A practical powered exam table for OB/GYN, outpatient clinics, and specialty exam rooms that benefit from positioning flexibility.

Don’t miss the deadline

This Independence Day Sale ends July 10th, 2026. To receive the discount, orders must be placed by July 10th, 2026. If an item is quote-based, we recommend submitting your quote request as soon as possible so we can help you confirm the right configuration and keep things moving.

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Smart volumetric pumps that simplify complex drug delivery

B. Braun Infusomat Space Infusion Pump (Wi-Fi) weighs just three pounds yet stacks up to 24 units at the bedside. Adult and pediatric acute-care floors appreciate its extensive drug library and wireless connectivity, while rural surgery centers love the small footprint that saves pole space.

For facilities that need flexible flow-rate ranges, our Volumat MC Agilia Infusion Pump delivers everything from micro-precision NICU drips to high-volume hydration at 1,500 mL/h. Oncology infusion suites value Agilia’s Vigilant® drug-library software for enforcing soft and hard safety limits on chemotherapy protocols.

Industry-leading modular systems for large hospitals

Our refurbished Alaris Medley 8015 Point of Care Module acts as the brain of the Alaris® platform, giving clinicians in critical-care, ED, and perioperative areas one familiar interface for every medication channel.

Add the Alaris 8120 PCA Syringe Pump to introduce Guardrails®-protected patient-controlled analgesia. When paired with EtCO₂ or SpO₂ monitoring modules, the system automatically pauses infusions if respiratory parameters fall outside hospital-defined limits—ideal for step-down units striving to reduce opioid-related events.

Syringe pumps designed for neonatal, anesthesia & research needs

The compact Medfusion 3500 (V3.0.6) Syringe Pump detects seven syringe brands, supports rates down to 0.01 mL/hr, and is MRI-conditional—perfect for NICUs, transport teams, and interventional radiology suites.

When your pharmacy requires a leap in drug-library capacity, the Medfusion 4000 Syringe Pump layers advanced PharmGuard software on the trusted 3500 platform, giving anesthesia and pediatric ICU staff ±2 % accuracy across the full 0.01–1,130 mL/hr range.

Research labs and pain clinics across the US rely on the Baxter AS50 Syringe Pump for its RS-232 interface, which allows remote control during pharmacology studies or chronic-pain infusions.

Ambulatory and multi-therapy solutions for home care & EMS

We provide the Eitan Medical Sapphire™ Multi-Therapy Pump—a 14.7-ounce workhorse that delivers continuous, TPN, PCA, and epidural modalities with 24-hour battery life. Home-infusion pharmacies in Kentucky and South Carolina choose Sapphire for its lockbox options and intuitive touch screen that reduces training time for visiting nurses.

Paramedic units standardize on the Curlin 6000 CMS because its curvilinear peristaltic mechanism tolerates bumps in transport while offering PCA, TPN, intermittent, and variable dosing profiles.

Dual-channel & high-capacity pumps for busy infusion centers

Outpatient cancer centers favor the Plum 360 Infusystem for its dual-line design, which cuts pole clutter and lets nurses program concurrent chemo and hydration without switching sets. With ±5 % accuracy and full drug-library support, it aligns with USP <797>/<800> safety mandates.

Why healthcare leaders across the United States choose us

• Full lifecycle support – We handle installation, preventive maintenance, and 24/7 repair via our biomedical teams stationed in Virginia, Maryland/D.C., North Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, and Michigan.
• Regulatory peace of mind – Every refurbished pump undergoes a comprehensive refurbishment and quality assurance process before shipping.
• Flexible acquisition – Buy outright, rent for seasonal census spikes, or ask about financing that spreads costs across operating budgets.

Ready to modernize your infusion fleet?

Whether you operate a 900-bed academic center or an outpatient surgery center, our team will configure a cost-effective pump package tailored to your formularies, EMR integration plans, and state regulations. Contact us today and discover how Auxo Medical keeps medication moving—safely, accurately, and affordably.

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Why Choose Fuji Imaging Equipment?

Fuji systems are built to help improve image quality, streamline positioning, and support consistent performance in demanding environments. Whether you need a full digital radiography suite, portable X-ray capability, detector panels, or specialized imaging for veterinary and surgical use, our Fuji catalog includes options that can help your team work faster and more efficiently.

Fuji X-Ray Tables for Radiology Workflows

A strong imaging workflow starts with the right table. We offer Fuji tables designed for durability, patient comfort, and precise radiographic positioning.

Fuji Carbon Fiber Top Adjustable Height X-ray Table is a strong choice for high-performance radiography where low attenuation and image clarity matter. This type of table can benefit radiology departments, trauma centers, and high-volume imaging rooms.

Fuji Laminate Top Adjustable Height X-ray Table offers ergonomic, versatile functionality for busy imaging environments. It is well suited for hospitals and outpatient centers that need flexible patient positioning without added complexity.

Fuji Carbon Fiber Top Fixed Height X-ray Table provides a lightweight, durable imaging platform for routine radiography. It can be a practical fit for clinics and imaging rooms that value dependable performance.

Fuji Laminate Top Fixed Height X-ray Table delivers sturdy support for patient imaging needs and is ideal for facilities that want a reliable fixed-height solution.

Fuji Digital Radiography Suites and Systems

For facilities upgrading their imaging capabilities, Fuji digital radiography systems offer scalable solutions for modern clinical demands.

Fuji Digital Radiography U-arm System w/ 17×17 Detector and FDX Console Workstation is a space-saving system built for versatile clinical environments. It is a strong fit for imaging departments that need efficient positioning and streamlined operation.

Fuji FDR Essentia FS Digital Radiography Suite supports high-quality imaging in a compact footprint. This system can benefit hospitals, urgent care centers, and outpatient imaging facilities looking for efficient workflow and user-friendly controls.