Whether you operate a busy hospital in Winston-Salem, an outpatient surgery center in Greensboro, or a research laboratory in Greenville, our team of certified technicians is ready to respond quickly with the precision and professionalism your facility deserves.

Why North Carolina Healthcare Facilities Trust Auxo Medical

We know that choosing a medical equipment service partner is one of the most important decisions your facility will make. Downtime on critical equipment doesn’t just disrupt operations—it impacts patient care, staff productivity, and your bottom line. That is why we have built our reputation on responsiveness, expertise, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.

We have AAMI Certified Biomedical Equipment Technicians (CBETs) on staff and factory training from major manufacturers including GE Healthcare and Mindray. We adhere to NFPA99 standards and AAMI recommendations on every service call, ensuring your equipment meets the highest safety and performance benchmarks.

What truly sets us apart is our local presence. We are not a national call center routing your request to an unknown technician. Our field service engineers are strategically positioned across North Carolina, which means when you call us, help is already on the way. We serve Raleigh, Durham, Winston-Salem, Charlotte, Fayetteville, Greensboro, Greenville, Wilmington, Asheville, and all surrounding communities.

We are also proud to be SWAM Certified as a Small Veteran-Owned business, reflecting our deep commitment to integrity, service, and accountability in everything we do.

Comprehensive Medical Equipment Services Across North Carolina

Auxo Medical offers a full spectrum of medical equipment services designed to meet the diverse needs of North Carolina healthcare providers. We do not just fix things when they break—we help you prevent breakdowns before they happen, extend the life of your equipment, and ensure every device in your facility operates safely and efficiently.

Biomedical Equipment Inspections, Maintenance & Repair

Biomedical equipment is the backbone of patient monitoring, diagnosis, and treatment. From patient monitors and ECG machines to surgical tables, surgical lights, stretchers, exam tables, ventilators, and electrosurgical units, our technicians have the expertise to keep it all running smoothly.

We service equipment from the industry’s most trusted brands, including GE Healthcare, Philips, Siemens, Mindray, Edan, Medtronic, Steris, Stryker, Olympus, Hill-Rom, and many more. Our approach is vendor-agnostic, meaning we bring efficient, multi-brand support to facilities that operate mixed equipment environments.

Every biomedical service we perform includes thorough inspections, preventive maintenance, calibration, and repair—all documented to support your accreditation surveys and regulatory requirements.

Sterile Processing Equipment (SPD) Maintenance & Repair

Sterile processing departments are the unsung heroes of infection control. When autoclaves, washer-disinfectors, sterilizers, ultrasonic cleaners, or steam generators go down, instrument turnaround stalls, surgeries get delayed, and compliance risks climb.

We specialize in sterile processing equipment service for hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty clinics across North Carolina. Our technicians are trained on equipment from Steris, Tuttnauer, Getinge, Amsco, SciCan, Ritter, Midmark, and other leading SPD manufacturers.

We offer proactive preventive maintenance programs designed to minimize downtime and keep your sterilization workflow running with little to zero interruption. And when emergencies strike, our around-the-clock repair service ensures you are never left waiting. Loaner and rental tabletop autoclaves are also available upon request so your facility can continue operations while we complete the repair.

Anesthesia Machine Inspections & Repair

Anesthesia machines demand the highest level of precision and reliability. A malfunction during a procedure is not an option. That is why we staff AAMI Certified Biomedical Equipment Technicians with direct factory training from GE and Mindray—the two most widely used anesthesia machine manufacturers in North Carolina and beyond.

We inspect, maintain, calibrate, and repair every component of your anesthesia equipment, including oxygen sources, vaporizers, flowmeters, scavenging systems, patient breathing circuits, heads-up displays, and high-, intermediate-, and low-pressure systems. Our preventative maintenance plans for anesthesia equipment match manufacturer specifications at significantly lower hourly rates, helping you protect both safety and your budget.

Imaging Equipment Service & Repair

Imaging systems—including C-Arms, portable X-ray units, R/F rooms, and catheterization labs—are essential for accurate diagnostics and minimally invasive procedures. Our imaging service engineers specialize in equipment from GE Healthcare (OEC 9800/9900, Innova 2100), Fuji, Siemens, Philips, and Shimadzu.

We provide everything from routine inspections and calibration to complex troubleshooting, de-installation, relocation, and even PACS and DICOM system support. When image quality degrades or error codes appear, our team diagnoses the issue quickly and restores your system to optimal performance.

Preventative Maintenance Plans Designed for North Carolina Facilities

Prevention is always better than reaction—especially in healthcare. Our customizable preventative maintenance (PM) plans are built around your facility’s unique equipment inventory, operational schedule, and regulatory obligations.

We offer PM programs that cover biomedical devices, sterile processing equipment, anesthesia machines, and imaging systems—either individually or as a comprehensive package. Our plans include regular inspections, cleaning, calibration, part replacements, and detailed documentation that keeps you fully compliant with Joint Commission, NFPA99, and AAMI standards.

What makes our PM plans truly valuable is that they are scalable. Whether you are a small clinic with a handful of devices or a large hospital system with hundreds of pieces of equipment, we tailor a program that fits your size, your budget, and your priorities. Many of our North Carolina clients tell us that switching to our PM plans saved them significant money compared to manufacturer contracts—without sacrificing quality or compliance.

We also provide access to our Service Portal, where you can view your complete repair and maintenance history, track equipment performance over time, and plan your capital budget with confidence.

New & Refurbished Medical Equipment for Sale in North Carolina

In addition to service and maintenance, Auxo Medical offers a wide selection of new and refurbished medical, laboratory, and imaging equipment for facilities across North Carolina. Refurbished equipment provides a cost-effective path to upgrading your capabilities without the full expense of brand-new OEM devices. Every refurbished piece we sell undergoes rigorous testing and reconditioning to meet the same high safety and performance standards you expect from new equipment.

From anesthesia machines and patient monitors to sterilizers and surgical tables, our inventory is carefully curated to meet the specific needs of North Carolina healthcare providers. You can browse our online medical equipment catalog to find exactly what your facility needs, or contact our team for a personalized recommendation.

We also offer financing solutions and equipment trade-in valuations to make transitions smoother and more affordable.

Emergency Repair Services Around the Clock

Equipment failures do not keep business hours—and neither do we. Auxo Medical provides emergency repair services around the clock, every day of the year. Whether it is a sterilizer alarm sounding at midnight, an anesthesia machine error during an early morning case, or a C-Arm going down during a busy clinic day, our team is standing by to respond.

We carry the most commonly needed parts and tools on our service vehicles, which means we resolve the majority of emergency calls in a single visit. Our rapid response capability is one of the primary reasons North Carolina facilities choose us over larger, less agile competitors.

Serving Every Corner of North Carolina

Our North Carolina service footprint is extensive. We provide field service support in Raleigh, Durham, Winston-Salem, Charlotte, Fayetteville, Greensboro, Greenville, Wilmington, Asheville, and all surrounding areas. No matter where your facility is located in the Tar Heel State, we are committed to delivering fast, effective support.

We also serve South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Washington D.C., East Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, and Ohio—making us the ideal partner for health systems with multi-state operations.

Partner with Auxo Medical Today

Your patients depend on the reliability of your medical and lab equipment. Your staff depends on devices that work when they need them. Your accreditation team depends on documentation that proves you are maintaining your equipment properly.

At Auxo Medical, we are dedicated to meeting all of those needs—and more. Our comprehensive maintenance, repair, and equipment solutions are designed to optimize your uptime, improve safety, reduce costs, and extend the lifespan of your investments.

We invite you to experience the Auxo Medical difference. Contact us today at our toll-free number or fill out our online form to request a service quote, schedule preventive maintenance, or explore our equipment catalog. Let us show you why healthcare facilities across North Carolina trust us to keep their operations running smoothly, safely, and efficiently.

We look forward to serving your facility and becoming your long-term medical equipment partner. Call our office at (888) 728-8448 or fill out the form below to get started.

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Advanced Veterinary Imaging Solutions

Diagnostic imaging is essential for accurate assessments in veterinary medicine. We offer cutting-edge ultrasound and X-ray systems tailored specifically for animal patients.

The Mindray Vetus M10 with 2 Probes is a portable, veterinary-specific ultrasound system that delivers versatile, high-quality imaging in both clinical and field settings. Its lightweight design and large 15.6-inch monitor make it ideal for equine practices, mobile vet services, and exotic animal care where portability is key.

For radiography needs, the Fuji VXR Veterinary X-Ray Room provides compact, affordable, high-resolution imaging with low radiation dose—perfect for space-limited veterinary clinics handling dogs, cats, and small mammals. The InnoVet Select HF 20kHz – Veterinary X-Ray offers powerful high-frequency performance with precise technique selection, benefiting large-animal and specialty veterinary hospitals.

The Edan DUS 60 VET is a compact ultrasound system that excels across a wide range of veterinary applications, including pulsed wave Doppler imaging for cardiac and abdominal evaluations in companion animals and livestock.

Reliable Sterilization and Autoclaves

Proper sterilization is non-negotiable in any veterinary environment to prevent infections. We provide robust autoclaves that handle instruments, packs, and glassware efficiently.

The Midmark Ritter M11 UltraClave Veterinary Autoclave, M11-033 features an 11″ x 18″ chamber—the largest capacity among standard countertop models—making it excellent for high-volume practices sterilizing larger surgical packs. The Ritter M11 Veterinary Autoclave delivers the same superior capacity in a refurbished option.

For even larger needs, the Tuttnauer 3870M Autoclave (Refurbished) serves healthcare facilities and veterinary practices requiring dependable manual operation. The Tuttnauer 2340EA Autoclave is a versatile tabletop unit suited for dental, medical, and veterinary clinics, as well as laboratories and first-aid rooms.

Precision Anesthesia and Laboratory Equipment

Safe anesthesia delivery is critical during surgeries. The RTA-0011 Table-Top Non-Rebreathing Anesthesia System – Veterinary Only offers compact, precise control for small animals, ideal for outpatient clinics and research settings.

Our lab solutions include the Drucker Diagnostics TrueBond Veterinary centrifuge for blood, urine, fecal, and microhematocrit, an all-in-one unit perfect for in-house diagnostics in any veterinary lab. The Drucker Diagnostics TrueBond Duet Compact Dual Rotor Veterinary Centrifuge and Drucker Diagnostics TrueBond Set 3 Set-and-lock veterinary centrifuge for blood, urine, fecal, and microhematocrit provide versatile, user-friendly options for processing multiple sample types quickly.

The Ameriwater RO Water Filtration System with 9.2 Gallon Expansion Tank (SRO150-Series) delivers purified water for clinical chemistry labs, dental, and veterinary clinics, supporting consistent lab results.

Surgical Illumination for Precision Procedures

Enhance visibility during operations with the Spectra G6 Hospital Kit; G6 Headlight, 6 Batt, 4-Bay Charger, 45W Wall Plug/USB, Padding Conv Kit, Carry Case and Spectra G6 Standard Kit; G6 Headlight, 2 Batt., 45W Wall Plug/USB 45W, Padding Conv Kit, Carry Case. These lightweight LED headlights with advanced beam technology and comfortable padding are invaluable for surgeons in veterinary operating rooms, zoos, and wildlife centers.

At Auxo Medical, we are committed to equipping veterinary professionals with dependable tools that support better care across companion animal practices, equine facilities, livestock operations, research institutions, and exotic animal centers. Explore a sampling of our veterinary collection and request a quote today or contact our sales team for more options including lighting, tables, imaging as well as maintenance and repair services to discover how our solutions can transform your practice.

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Below is a sampling of the products you’ll find in our Featured category, along with common use cases and the types of facilities that benefit most from each solution.

Why our Featured medical equipment category is a smart place to start

Our Featured category is designed to highlight medical equipment that helps facilities move faster—whether you’re opening a new space, replacing a down unit, expanding service lines, or standardizing equipment across multiple rooms. You’ll find a mix of critical clinical equipment across sterile processing, exam rooms, operating rooms, patient monitoring, emergency response, and patient transport.

Because many Featured items are selected specifically for broad demand across healthcare environments, this category is a strong starting point for:

• Ambulatory surgery centers that need dependable OR and procedure room equipment
• Hospitals that need patient monitoring, transport, or emergency readiness coverage
• Clinics and specialty practices that need exam room uptime and workflow efficiency
• Sterile processing departments focused on consistent instrument reprocessing

Infusion therapy and medication delivery: pumps that support safe, consistent workflows

Infusion and syringe pump reliability impacts patient safety, nurse workload, and therapy consistency. If you’re outfitting an infusion area, updating inpatient capability, or supporting procedural sedation workflows, these Featured items are common go-tos.

• Medfusion 3500 V 3.0.6 Syringe Pump
  Great fit for: hospitals, outpatient infusion, anesthesia support areas, and specialty practices that rely on controlled syringe delivery.
  Typical use cases: medication administration where consistent syringe infusion performance and workflow-friendly setup matters.
• Abbott Plum A+ IV Infusion Pump, Single Channel
  Great fit for: med-surg floors, outpatient care environments, and treatment areas that need dependable infusion capability.
  Typical use cases: IV therapy delivery in clinical settings that value straightforward operation and repeatable processes.
• Baxa Repeater Pump
  Great fit for: pharmacy operations and compounding workflows in hospitals and infusion-focused environments.
  Typical use cases: supporting standardized fluid transfer tasks where accuracy and repeatability reduce staff burden.

Patient monitoring and vital signs: scalable coverage from spot checks to continuous monitoring

Monitoring needs vary by department. A pre-op area might need efficient vital signs capture, while perioperative and higher-acuity areas may need continuous monitoring with flexible parameter options. Our Featured selection includes options that work across the continuum of care.

• Edan IM70 Patient Monitor (Refurbished)
  Great fit for: general care environments, procedure areas, and facilities expanding monitoring capacity.
  Typical use cases: continuous bedside monitoring where staff need clear visibility and dependable performance.
• Mindray DPM5 Patient Monitor
  Great fit for: clinics, outpatient settings, and facilities that benefit from moving monitors between rooms.
  Typical use cases: flexible monitoring coverage in spaces that balance throughput with patient safety.
• Mindray Passport V with CO2
  Great fit for: perioperative environments, procedural areas, and care teams that want broader monitoring capability.
  Typical use cases: supporting patient monitoring workflows where capnography is clinically valuable.
• Mindray Passport 8 Patient Monitor with Sidestream EtCO2
  Great fit for: OR, PACU, and procedure-driven departments that prioritize strong monitoring capability.
  Typical use cases: continuous monitoring in procedural and perioperative environments.
• Welch Allyn Spot Vital Signs LXi Monitor
  Great fit for: primary care, urgent care, specialty clinics, and intake areas focused on fast vitals capture.
  Typical use cases: efficient spot-check vitals during triage, intake, and routine visits.
• Welch Allyn 6000 Series Vital Signs Monitor w/ CO2
  Great fit for: ambulatory care, surgery centers, and general care floors that want enhanced vitals monitoring.
  Typical use cases: standardized vital signs workflows where easy cleaning and clear display support busy teams.
• Welch Allyn Spot Vital Signs Model 420 NTB
  Great fit for: outpatient clinics and specialty practices that want quick, reliable vitals in a compact workflow.
  Typical use cases: routine vitals capture during visits, follow-ups, and screening workflows.

Cardiology diagnostics: ECG systems for screening, intake, and clinical decision support

ECG equipment often needs to work across multiple workflows—from routine screenings to pre-op evaluations. If you’re upgrading an older unit or adding capability to support patient throughput, these Featured options are worth a close look.

• GE MAC 5500 HD ECG
  Great fit for: hospitals, cardiology services, and facilities that need a strong resting ECG workflow.
  Typical use cases: structured ECG acquisition in clinical environments that value speed, clarity, and system integration potential.
• Mortara ELI 250 ECG Machine
  Great fit for: clinics, specialty practices, and facilities that benefit from a portable ECG workflow.
  Typical use cases: point-of-care ECG capture that supports fast clinical decisions in outpatient and intake environments.

Sterile processing and infection control: build a stronger instrument reprocessing line

Instrument reprocessing is a chain—cleaning, rinsing, drying, and sterilization all matter. When any link is weak, departments feel it as delays, rework, and risk. That’s why sterile processing equipment is one of the most impactful upgrades a facility can make.

• Steris Caviwave Single Chamber Ultrasonic Cleaner 15 Gal
  Great fit for: sterile processing departments, surgery centers, and instrument-heavy specialty clinics.
  Typical use cases: ultrasonic cleaning to improve soil removal prior to sterilization steps.
• Steris Caviwave Pro Single Chamber 17 GAL Ultrasonic Cleaner
  Great fit for: higher-throughput sterile processing environments with frequent instrument turnover.
  Typical use cases: consistent ultrasonic cleaning performance where workflow efficiency and repeatable outcomes matter.
• Steris Caviwave Rinsing and Drying Ultrasonic Cleaner
  Great fit for: sterile processing teams that want a more streamlined cleaning-to-drying workflow.
  Typical use cases: improving throughput while supporting high-quality instrument turnaround.
• Durasonic 4L Tabletop Ultrasonic Cleaner
  Great fit for: smaller clinics, specialty practices, and departments that need tabletop ultrasonic cleaning capability.
  Typical use cases: cleaning smaller loads efficiently without dedicating large-floor equipment space.
• Midmark Ritter M9 UltraClave (Autoclave), M9-022
  Great fit for: clinics and outpatient environments that need a trusted sterilization workhorse.
  Typical use cases: instrument sterilization supporting daily procedure schedules and quick turnovers.
• Tuttnauer 3870E Autoclave
  Great fit for: busy practices and departments with larger sterilization loads.
  Typical use cases: higher-capacity sterilization needs in clinical environments focused on steady throughput.
• Tuttnauer Elara 11 Autoclave
  Great fit for: facilities seeking advanced sterilization capability aligned with modern infection control priorities.
  Typical use cases: supporting instrument processing demands where cycle performance and consistency are key.

OR and procedure rooms: tables, lighting, positioning, and surgical energy

Procedure rooms and operating rooms run on coordination. The right combination of surgical tables, lighting, patient positioning, and clinical accessories helps teams stay efficient while supporting patient safety and comfort.

• Steris Amsco Model 3085 Surgical Table
  Great fit for: hospitals and surgery centers that need a versatile general surgical table.
  Typical use cases: supporting a range of surgical specialties where positioning flexibility is essential.
• Skytron 3600B Surgical Table
  Great fit for: OR environments that prioritize positioning capability and imaging access.
  Typical use cases: procedures where table design supports both clinician access and workflow needs.
• Steris LED385 Exam Light on Floor Stand
  Great fit for: exam rooms, procedure rooms, specialty clinics, and minor treatment spaces.
  Typical use cases: improving visualization for exams and in-office procedures without a ceiling-mount buildout.
• Steris Harmony Air M Series Dual Head LED Surgical Light
  Great fit for: operating rooms and procedure rooms where consistent illumination supports clinical precision.
  Typical use cases: surgical lighting needs where shadow management and bright field illumination matter.
• Allen Yellofin Lift-Assist Stirrups (OEM# O-YFASI)
  Great fit for: women’s health, urology, and surgical specialties that rely on consistent lower-extremity positioning.
  Typical use cases: procedures where ergonomic positioning and staff workflow are both critical.
• Valleylab Force FX ESU
  Great fit for: surgical environments and procedural specialties that depend on trusted electrosurgical energy delivery.
  Typical use cases: general surgery and specialty procedures that require consistent surgical energy performance.

Exam rooms and patient access: modernize comfort, accessibility, and clinician workflow

Exam room equipment shapes patient experience and staff efficiency. If you’re building new rooms, renovating, or upgrading to improve accessibility, these Featured solutions help create a more functional point of care.

• Midmark 623 Exam Table
  Great fit for: primary care, specialty clinics, and facilities improving patient access.
  Typical use cases: exams where barrier-free access supports patients with mobility challenges.
• Midmark 626 Exam Table
  Great fit for: high-throughput clinics and exam rooms that want dependable, clinician-friendly workflows.
  Typical use cases: day-to-day exams where positioning efficiency supports schedule density.
• Midmark 630 Barrier-Free Power Procedure Table
  Great fit for: procedure-focused clinics and outpatient specialties that need powered positioning flexibility.
  Typical use cases: in-office procedures where precise positioning supports both patient comfort and clinician access.
• Midmark 641 Procedure Chair
  Great fit for: outpatient procedures, specialty practices, and departments prioritizing patient access.
  Typical use cases: procedures where multi-position capability supports efficient care delivery.
• Midmark Ritter 75L Exam Chair
  Great fit for: specialty clinics and multi-use exam environments.
  Typical use cases: exams and minor procedures where adjustable positioning supports consistent workflow.

Imaging and airway management: capability that supports critical moments

Some equipment categories are “day-to-day.” Others are “when it matters most.” Imaging and airway tools often fall into the second group—especially in procedure-heavy settings, emergency workflows, and airway management scenarios.

• OEC 9800 C-Arm, 9” C-arm with GSP & Flat Panel Upgrade
  Great fit for: surgery centers and hospitals performing orthopedic, pain management, spine, and general surgical imaging workflows.
  Typical use cases: mobile fluoroscopy support during procedures where imaging guidance improves precision.
• Verathon GlideScope Monitor with Baton
  Great fit for: anesthesia teams, emergency departments, ICUs, and procedure areas that prioritize airway visibility.
  Typical use cases: airway management where visualization supports confident placement and training consistency.

Emergency readiness and patient transport: stretchers, gurneys, stair chairs, AEDs, and defibrillators

From patient movement to cardiac response, readiness equipment protects patients and reduces staff strain. If you’re equipping an ED, adding inpatient transport capacity, or strengthening first-response coverage, these Featured products support the front lines.

• Philips Heartstart FRX AED w/ Wall Mount Box
  Great fit for: clinics, outpatient centers, facilities management teams, and any care environment building AED coverage.
  Typical use cases: fast-access defibrillation capability for public and clinical spaces.
• Physio-Control Lifepak 20E Defibrillator
  Great fit for: hospitals and in-facility responder teams that need defibrillation and monitoring capability.
  Typical use cases: emergency response workflows where time, usability, and reliability matter.
• Stryker MX Pro 6080 Emergency Gurney
  Great fit for: emergency departments, transport teams, and high-traffic patient movement environments.
  Typical use cases: rapid patient transport where durable construction supports frequent daily use.
• Stryker 1115 Prime Big Wheel Stretcher
  Great fit for: hospitals and departments moving patients across longer corridors and busy units.
  Typical use cases: transport workflows where maneuverability and patient comfort support better moves.
• Mac PT-1000 Transport Stretcher (Refurbished)
  Great fit for: cost-conscious facilities that still require dependable transport capability.
  Typical use cases: general patient transfer across departments and care areas.
• Pedigo 5400 W Stretcher, Side Brake Only
  Great fit for: hospitals and procedural environments that want a practical stretcher option for multiple areas.
  Typical use cases: supporting patient movement between departments such as perioperative areas and recovery spaces.
• Stryker 5050 Stretcher Chair
  Great fit for: surgery centers and compact clinical spaces that need flexible positioning.
  Typical use cases: converting between transport and seated workflows without changing equipment.
• Stryker Stair-PRO Stair Chair
  Great fit for: EMS, transport teams, and facilities that manage stairs during patient movement.
  Typical use cases: safer patient movement on stairs while reducing caregiver strain.
• Arizant 775 Bair Hugger
  Great fit for: perioperative environments and recovery areas focused on patient comfort.
  Typical use cases: warming support in pre-op, OR, and recovery workflows.

Orthopedic workflow support: tools that keep patient flow moving

In orthopedic and cast room environments, speed and cleanup matter—especially when patient volume spikes. This Featured option supports efficient cast removal workflows.

• Stryker Cast Saw with Vacuum
  Great fit for: orthopedic clinics, sports medicine, urgent care, and hospital ortho departments.
  Typical use cases: cast removal workflows where integrated suction supports cleaner, faster room turnover.

How to choose the right Featured equipment for your facility

If you’re comparing options in our Featured category, here are practical selection criteria we recommend using so you get equipment that fits your workflow—not just your budget:

• Care setting: outpatient clinics and high-acuity units often need different monitoring, transport, and procedure capabilities.
• Throughput and staffing: higher volume environments benefit from equipment that reduces steps and speeds room turnover.
• Room constraints: footprints, mounting needs, and power considerations can make or break a smooth installation.
• Standardization goals: aligning models across rooms can simplify training, maintenance, and parts planning.
• Serviceability: plan for preventative maintenance and long-term uptime—especially for sterile processing and perioperative equipment.

When you’re ready, start with our Featured medical equipment collection and click into any product page to request a quote or purchase (depending on the item). If you want to standardize a room buildout—OR, SPD, clinic exam rooms, or transport—we can help you map the right combination of equipment for your space and workflow.

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At Auxo Medical, we’re your local, trusted partner for preventative maintenance, inspections, calibrations, and repairs across sterile processing, biomedical, anesthesia, and imaging equipment. We also provide new and refurbished medical and lab equipment so you can equip your facility with reliable technology while staying on budget.

Serving Maryland and Washington, D.C. with fast, expert field service

We provide field service throughout key Maryland markets and the D.C. area, including Baltimore, Glen Burnie, Annapolis, Frederick, College Park, Bethesda, and Washington, D.C. and surrounding communities. If you’re outside the immediate area, we still encourage you to reach out because we may have options to support you.

When you work with us, you’re not just getting a repair vendor. You’re getting a service team focused on reducing downtime, protecting patient safety, and helping your organization run smoothly day after day.

What we do: preventative maintenance, inspections, calibrations, and repairs

Our work in Maryland and Washington, D.C. is built around the practical needs of healthcare and research operations:

• Preventative maintenance programs designed to reduce breakdowns and extend equipment life
• Inspections and calibrations with documentation that supports internal and regulatory requirements
• Corrective repairs that restore performance quickly and safely
• Access to new and refurbished equipment when replacement or upgrades make more sense than repeated repairs

Sterile Processing Department equipment service in Maryland and D.C.

Sterile processing equipment has to be reliable and consistent. We provide preventive maintenance and repairs for the equipment SPDs depend on, including autoclaves, sterilizers, washer-disinfectors, ultrasonic cleaners, and steam generators. We focus on spotting issues early, minimizing disruption, and helping you keep your workflows steady.

We service a wide range of brands and models used across the region, including well-known manufacturers such as Steris, Amsco, Getinge, Belimed, Miele, Lancer, Tuttnauer, and more.

Biomedical equipment maintenance and repair: keeping patient-care devices dependable

Biomedical equipment touches nearly every area of patient care and clinical operations. We provide biomedical equipment inspections, maintenance, calibrations, and repairs for a wide range of devices, including patient monitors, ECG machines, surgical tables, surgical lights, stretchers, electrosurgical units, exam tables, ventilators, and more.

We have AAMI Certified Biomedical Equipment Technicians on staff, and we service equipment to high standards aligned with NFPA and AAMI recommendations, with thorough reporting for your records. We also offer loaner equipment in many categories to help reduce downtime while your equipment is being serviced.

Anesthesia equipment service: safety-focused support for critical systems

Anesthesia equipment reliability is non-negotiable. We provide preventative and corrective maintenance to manufacturer specifications, supported by a team that includes AAMI Certified Biomedical Equipment Technicians and manufacturer certifications. We inspect, maintain, calibrate, and repair anesthesia systems thoroughly—from core machine performance to supporting components—so your team can focus on patient care with confidence.

We service major anesthesia equipment brands and models, including Mindray, GE Healthcare, Datex-Ohmeda, Dräger, Penlon, and more, andwe are Mindray and GE factory certified.

Imaging equipment service in Maryland and D.C.: keeping scans and procedures on schedule

Imaging uptime matters for diagnosis, procedures, and patient throughput. We provide specialized inspections and repairs for C-arms, portable X-ray systems, R/F rooms, and catheterization labs. We also support practical needs like de-installation and relocation, plus PACS and DICOM troubleshooting when imaging workflow issues reach beyond the machine itself.

Our imaging service supports many facility types across the region, including hospitals, surgery centers, veterinarian clinics, and chiropractors.

Why facilities choose us for maintenance and repair in Maryland and Washington, D.C.

Facilities partner with us because we’re built for real-world operations:

• We focus on minimizing downtime with responsive field service and practical maintenance planning
• We provide complete documentation and reporting to support your equipment files and compliance needs
• We support you beyond repairs by providing new and refurbished equipment when upgrades are the best path forward

New and refurbished medical and lab equipment for Maryland and Washington, D.C.

In addition to service, we help facilities source the equipment they need. Our online catalog includes a broad selection of medical, laboratory, and imaging equipment, including refurbished options that can reduce costs while still delivering dependable performance.

Request service in Maryland or Washington, D.C.

If you need preventative maintenance, inspection support, calibration, or a fast repair response for sterile processing, biomedical, anesthesia, or imaging equipment, we’re ready to help.

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At Auxo Medical, we provide Fuji mobile and procedural imaging equipment that supports bedside care, minimally invasive procedures, and veterinary practices. These solutions emphasize mobility, precision, and reliable image quality where it’s needed most.

Fuji Portable X-Ray Systems

• Fuji FDR AQRO Portable X-ray with FDR ES 24/14C – Compact and easy to maneuver in tight spaces.
• Fuji FDR Go PLUS with FDR D-EVO III – Full-size portable designed for agile bedside workflows.

Industries and Use Cases

• Emergency departments and ICUs: Rapid bedside imaging without patient transport
• Critical care and post-operative floors: Quick checks for high-acuity patients

Fuji Surgical C-Arms with Flat Panel Detectors

• 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 Procedures and Settings

• Orthopedic surgery and ambulatory surgery centers: Hardware placement and alignment visualization
• Pain management clinics: Guidance for injections and minimally invasive interventions

Fuji Veterinary X-Ray Room

• Fuji VXR Veterinary X-Ray Room – Compact system built for in-clinic veterinary radiography.

Who It Serves

• Small animal veterinary clinics needing routine and pre-op imaging
• Specialty veterinary practices focused on orthopedic and surgical cases

At Auxo Medical, we help you select the right Fuji portable, C-arm, or veterinary solution to match your clinical environment and patient care needs. Contact us today or request a quote from the products below:

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The Difference Between Chemical Film Developers and Digital Detectors

Traditional X-ray imaging relies on photographic film that must be processed using chemical developers, fixers, and other solutions in a darkroom or processor. This method involves exposing the film to X-rays, then chemically developing it to produce a visible image. While effective for decades, chemical processing is time-consuming, generates hazardous waste, requires regular maintenance of processors, and often results in lower contrast or resolution compared to modern alternatives.

Digital detectors, by contrast, use advanced flat-panel technology—typically cesium iodide (CsI) or similar scintillators paired with thin-film transistor (TFT) arrays—to capture X-ray images electronically. The detector converts X-ray energy directly into digital signals, delivering instant images on a workstation or monitor. This eliminates chemicals entirely, reduces radiation exposure, improves workflow speed, and provides superior dynamic range and detail. Digital systems also support easy image storage, sharing, and post-processing enhancements.

Devices That Use Digital Detectors

Digital detectors power a wide range of modern radiographic and fluoroscopic equipment. Common devices include:

• U-arm and fixed radiography systems for general diagnostic imaging.
• C-arm fluoroscopy units for real-time surgical guidance.
• Portable and wireless detector panels that retrofit existing X-ray rooms or mobile units.
• Long-length or full-spine detectors designed for specialized views.
• Mini C-arms for extremity and orthopedic procedures.

These devices appear across radiology departments, operating rooms, and mobile imaging setups.

Industries and Use Cases That Benefit from Digital Detectors

Hospitals, outpatient surgery centers, orthopedic clinics, and trauma centers gain significant advantages from digital detectors. Use cases include:

• Orthopedic and spine surgery — Precise visualization during joint replacements, fracture repairs, and spinal fusions with minimal radiation.
• Vascular and interventional procedures — Real-time imaging for catheter placements and minimally invasive interventions.
• General surgery and emergency care — Fast image acquisition for trauma assessments and intraoperative guidance.
• Full-spine and long-bone imaging — Single-exposure captures for scoliosis evaluations or whole-limb studies, improving patient comfort and workflow.
• Retrofit upgrades — Converting legacy film or CR systems into efficient DR setups without replacing the entire X-ray machine.

Facilities focused on reducing dose, eliminating chemical waste, and accelerating turnaround times see the greatest impact.

Our Digital Detector Products at Auxo Medical

We offer a robust lineup of digital detectors and systems from trusted manufacturers. Here is a sampling of our available products:

• Fuji Digital Radiography U-arm System w/ 17×17 Detector and FDX Console Workstation — A versatile, space-saving solution ideal for clinical environments needing reliable general radiography.
• Fuji FDR D-EVO III G80i 17×32 in Full Spine Detector Panel Only — Ultra-lightweight wireless panel perfect for spine, trauma, and surgical long-view imaging.
• FDR D-EVO III G43 17 x 17” Detector Panel Only — One of the industry’s lightest detectors, offering excellent portability and durability for everyday use.
• Fuji ES 14C Detector with Battery, Tethered — Compact retrofit solution delivering high-performance imaging in existing X-ray setups.
• Fuji Persona C Compact C-arm with 30cm Cesium Flat Panel Digital Detector — Advanced mobile fluoroscopy system optimized for minimally invasive procedures.
• OEC GE OEC ELITE CFD 21cm Flat Detector C-Arm – General Surgery Package — High-clarity surgical imaging with modern flat-panel technology replacing older image intensifiers.
• Philips Veradius Unity Flat Detector C-Arm — Precision mobile imaging solution with dose feedback and repositioning features for surgical suites.
• Orthoscan Pulse Mini C-Arm with Flat Detector — Compact system ideal for orthopedic extremity imaging with pulsed fluoroscopy.

We also carry additional Fuji ES and FDR series tethered detectors, DRTECH EXTRON C-arms, and more specialized models to fit various facility needs.

Upgrading to digital detectors streamlines operations and enhances diagnostic confidence. Contact us at Auxo Medical to discuss which solution best fits your practice.

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High-Performance X-Ray Tables for Versatile Radiography

We offer robust Fuji X-ray tables engineered for high-volume imaging environments. The Fuji Carbon Fiber Top Adjustable Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051360) features a low-attenuation carbon fiber tabletop that delivers high-contrast images while minimizing patient dose—ideal for hospitals and outpatient clinics performing routine and specialized radiographic procedures.1

Complementing this, the Fuji Laminate Top Adjustable Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051359) provides a 4-way floating tabletop that operates without power, offering ergonomic flexibility for busy radiology departments.

For fixed-height needs, explore the Fuji Carbon Fiber Top Fixed Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051331) and the Fuji Laminate Top Fixed Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051332), both designed for durability and patient support up to 551 pounds in surgical centers and diagnostic imaging facilities.

Advanced Digital Radiography Systems

Our Fuji digital radiography suites streamline operations across diverse settings. The Fuji FDR Essentia FS Digital Radiography Suite delivers space-efficient, high-quality imaging with intuitive touchscreen controls, benefiting orthopedic clinics and multi-specialty practices.1

The Fuji FDR Clinica X Radiology Suites offer scalable solutions for hospital radiology departments and outpatient facilities, incorporating Fujifilm’s innovative image processing for superior diagnostic clarity.

Specialized Detectors for Full-Spine and Trauma Imaging

For spine, trauma, and surgical applications, we provide lightweight wireless detectors. The Fuji FDR D-EVO III G80i 17×32 in Full Spine Detector Panel Only weighs just 12 lbs and enables seamless long-length imaging in a single exposure—perfect for orthopedic surgeons, trauma centers, and pain management clinics.

The Fuji FDR D-EVO GL 17×49 in Full Spine Length Detector With Rolling Stand further enhances efficiency for full-spine radiography in hospitals and rehabilitation facilities.

Portable and Mobile Solutions for On-the-Go Care

Mobility is critical in emergency rooms, ICUs, and long-term care. The Fuji FDR AQRO Portable X-ray with FDR ES 24/14C is ultra-compact and 80% lighter than traditional units, enabling effortless positioning by a single technologist in hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers.1

The Fuji FDR Go PLUS with FDR D-EVO III adds quiet operation and optimal dose efficiency for bedside imaging in critical care environments.

Veterinary and Surgical Imaging Excellence

Veterinary practices benefit from the Fuji VXR Veterinary X-Ray Room, a compact system delivering brilliant image quality at low dose in small spaces.1

For surgical suites, the Fuji Persona C Compact C-arm with 30cm Cesium Flat Panel Digital Detector provides fast, precise positioning and high-resolution imaging for minimally invasive procedures in ambulatory surgery centers and orthopedic operating rooms.1

Why Choose Auxo Medical for Fuji Equipment?

At Auxo Medical, we combine premium Fuji products with expert support to help you optimize your imaging capabilities. Whether upgrading to digital radiography, outfitting a new facility, or enhancing portable workflows, our solutions support hospitals, clinics, surgical centers, veterinary practices, and more with reliable performance and reduced radiation exposure.

Contact us today or request a quote from the products below and explore how these Fuji systems can elevate your diagnostic imaging.

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At Auxo Medical, we help facilities build safer, smoother workflows with dependable patient positioning equipment—from precision surgical positioners to imaging-friendly accessories. Whether you’re running an operating room, ambulatory surgery center (ASC), pain management suite, or procedure clinic, the right positioning setup supports three things every team cares about: patient comfort, secure access to the surgical site, and efficient turnover.

On our Patient Positioning catalog page, you’ll find a mix of brand new, reconditioned, and refurbished options—so you can match performance needs and budget without compromising on essentials.

Why patient positioning matters (and what people often overlook)

Patient positioning isn’t just “where the patient lies.” It’s a system that affects:

• Surgical access & visibility (stable anatomy and consistent exposure)
• Imaging quality (radiolucent components, proper table extensions, and smart accessory placement)
• Staff ergonomics (less lifting, fewer awkward holds, more controlled adjustments)
• Procedure consistency (repeatable setups across rooms, surgeons, and service lines)

A common misconception is that “pads are pads” and “supports are supports.” In reality, small details—like how a device mounts to the table, whether it’s radiolucent, how quickly it adjusts, and whether it stores cleanly—can make or break the workflow on busy days.

Featured patient positioning products (a practical sampling from our catalog)

Below is a curated sampling of patient positioning products from our Patient Positioning category. We’ve grouped them the way real facilities think about positioning: by specialty, room type, and workflow.

1) Lithotomy, GYN, urology, robotic & colorectal: stirrups and leg positioning

• Allen Yellofin Lift-Assist Stirrups (OEM# O-YFASI)
  Built for teams that want controlled leg positioning and easier intraoperative adjustments. These are commonly used for lithotomy and are relevant across OB/GYN, urology, laparoscopy, robotic, and colorectal service lines—especially when staff ergonomics and repeatability matter.
• Single Loop Leg Prep
  A leg-prep accessory designed to support the limb during prep and setup. Great for facilities that want a wipe-clean workflow and consistent positioning during pre-op prep steps in ORs and ASCs.
• Stand Alone leg Prep
  Ideal when you’re not working off a standard OR table rail. This can be especially helpful when cases are performed on a stretcher or gurney—a real-world scenario for outpatient centers, procedure rooms, and high-throughput environments where flexibility matters.

2) Orthopedics & sports medicine: knee supports, arthroscopy tools, and stress positioning

• Steris BF717 Arthroscopy Knee Positioner
  A targeted solution for arthroscopy setups (commonly “off the end” techniques). If you support sports medicine or high-volume ortho, specialized knee positioners can help standardize your room setup and reduce improvised positioning.
• Total Knee Stabilizer Leg Support
  Built to support legs for total knee replacement workflows. When your facility runs TKA days, purpose-built stabilizers can help maintain consistent limb support and surgeon access.
• Shutt Universal Stress Post
  Commonly associated with meniscal repair workflows (including figure-4 positioning techniques). This is the kind of specialty tool that matters most in knee arthroscopy programs where efficiency and access are everything.
• Knee Bolster Pad for Smith & Nephew T-max (BB-WEDGE-2718505)
  A reusable positioning wedge designed for lower extremity positioning. Wedges are small investments that can reduce “workarounds” and help teams get consistent angles across providers and rooms.

3) Shoulder procedures & beach chair positioning: systems designed for access

• Allen Table Powered Beach Chair
  A streamlined way to position patients through an articulated range using the surgical table’s power. Great for facilities that perform frequent shoulder arthroscopy and want fast, repeatable beach chair setups.
• Smith & Nephew Tenet T-max Shoulder Positioner
  A shoulder positioning system designed around stable support and surgical access, with adjustability that supports a broad range of shoulder workflows. This is a strong fit for orthopedics, sports medicine, and mixed-case ASC environments.
• Smith & Nephew Tenet Spider Shoulder Positioner
  Used in beach chair and lateral positioning for procedures such as rotator cuff and instability work. If your facility’s shoulder volume is growing, dedicated shoulder positioners help keep outcomes consistent and setups quick.
• Smith & Nephew T-max Storage Rolling Cart (OEM: 7210553)
  Don’t overlook storage. Purpose-built carts reduce missing components, speed up room turnover, and make it easier to move complete shoulder positioning kits between rooms or cases.
• Smith & Nephew Tenet T-max Non Operative Armboard (PN:7210559)
  A specialized armboard designed to stabilize and position the patient’s arm in non-operative contexts. Useful across mixed procedure environments where access and consistent arm placement matter.

4) Head, ENT, neuro, plastics: cranial and head supports

• Mayfield Headrest – Basic Headrest
  A solution designed for cranial stabilization in prone and supine positioning with mobility for head alignment. A practical option for facilities supporting ENT, neuro, and other cases where head positioning precision matters.
• Steris Narrow Headrest Lightweight, Radiolucent Head Support
  Designed to support access around the head while maintaining radiolucent performance—especially relevant in ophthalmic, ENT, neuro, and plastic surgery workflows where access and imaging matter at the same time.

5) Lateral positioning: peg boards and stabilization components

• Surgical Peg Board Positioner System for Lateral Positioning 50in
  Built for lateral positioning with radiolucent pegs and a gel pad—helpful for cases where lateral stability must coexist with imaging needs. A strong fit for many orthopedic and multi-specialty OR environments.

6) Imaging, fluoro, and pain management suites: radiolucent accessories that keep images clean

• Fluoro Extender Polycarbonate
  A radiolucent extender designed to insert under the tabletop pad without attachment hardware—useful for facilities that want flexible table placement support across fluoroscopy environments.
• Carbon Fiber Arm Board 6in wide- 2in Pad
  A radiolucent arm board with broad positioning range, designed to slide under the tabletop pad and fold for storage. Excellent for pain management and C-arm table workflows where imaging cleanliness matters.
• Carbon Fiber Arm Board 6in wide- 1in Pad
  Similar concept with a different pad profile—helpful when you’re standardizing across rooms but tailoring clinician preference.
• Spine Positioning System II 8 Piece System
  Built for the pain management suite and designed to improve visualization of spinal anatomy for injection workflows. If your facility performs high volumes of spine injections, dedicated systems can improve consistency from patient to patient.
• Interventional Supine Pillow System Contoured Pad and Support Wedge Pad
  Supports the patient’s neck and can help maintain cervical positioning while creating unobstructed working space—useful in interventional environments where access and comfort both matter.
• T-Rail Clamp – Imaging For CFPM tables w/ clamp groove- 6in long
  Designed for CFPM imaging tables and built to lock into position. Great when you need secure mounting points for compatible accessories in imaging-heavy rooms.
• T-Rail Clamp – Imaging Bariatric For CFPMB Table w/ Clamp Groove- 6in long
  A bariatric-oriented clamp option for CFPMB imaging tables—valuable for facilities planning for broader patient populations and room versatility.

7) Upper extremity and hand procedures: arm/hand tables and traction

• ISI Surgical Carter Hand Surgery Table
  Designed to accommodate stable traction and convert quickly—useful for dedicated hand surgery programs and orthopedic specialty rooms.
• Under Pad Mount Arm and Hand Surgery Table W/Single Leg
  A smart option when you’re working with tables or stretchers without side rails—fast setup and minimal disruption to the patient.
• 24” L Horizontal Traction Tower
  A stainless steel traction solution that adapts to many arm and hand table setups—relevant for facilities that want a robust traction workflow without fragile add-ons.
• Carter bent traction arm assembly
  A traction arm component that supports traction-based workflows. If you’re building or maintaining a hand table traction setup, having the right assemblies on hand reduces downtime between cases.
• TransMotion Medical Carter Hand Surgery Table
  Built for TransMotion Medical chair workflows and includes traction and transport/storage considerations (carrying case). Useful for facilities that run eye procedure or specialized chair-based procedural flows and want a consistent hand/arm platform.

8) Specialty table kits: packaging that helps standardize your setup

• Hana/ProFX Style Positioning Kit
  A procedural kit designed to fit the Hana/ProFx table system, including key components like a donut headrest, arm boards, straps, and protective covers. This is a practical option when your goal is standardization—consistent room setups, consistent staff expectations, and fewer missing components.

Quick buying guide: how we help facilities choose the right patient positioning equipment

When you’re selecting surgical positioning devices and accessories, here are the filters we recommend using first (because they prevent the most expensive mistakes):

• Procedure & position: beach chair, lithotomy, lateral, supine, prone, “off the end,” etc.
• Table compatibility: rail type, clamp style, required sockets/adaptors, and intended table models (especially for specialty extensions)
• Imaging requirements: radiolucent surfaces/components for fluoro and C-arm workflows
• Adjustability & repeatability: range of motion is great—repeatable indexing and easy resets are even better
• Cleaning & turnaround: wipe-clean surfaces, removable pads, and storage carts can significantly impact throughput
• Staff ergonomics: lift-assist and simplified adjustments reduce physical strain across high-volume days

Who benefits most from upgrading patient positioning equipment?

We see the biggest ROI when facilities are in one (or more) of these situations:

• ASCs scaling case volume and trying to reduce turnover time
• Hospitals standardizing rooms across different service lines and surgeon preferences
• Ortho / sports medicine teams doing high volumes of knee and shoulder procedures
• Pain management and interventional suites where imaging and access are constant constraints
• Urology programs that need table extensions and imaging-friendly accessories
• Hand surgery and upper extremity specialists building consistent traction workflows

FAQ: Patient positioning equipment

Do radiolucent positioning accessories really matter?

Yes—especially in C-arm and fluoro workflows. Radiolucent accessories help reduce imaging interference and can limit the need to reposition equipment mid-procedure.

Should we buy one universal system or specialty devices?

If you’re a mixed-case facility, it often makes sense to build a core “standard room kit” (head support, arm support, clamps, basic positioning) and then add specialty devices for high-volume lines (shoulder beach chair positioning, knee arthroscopy positioning, spine injection positioning, etc.).

Can patient positioning equipment help with turnover?

Absolutely. Standardized kits and storage/transport solutions (like dedicated carts) reduce missing components and speed up setup, teardown, and room reset.

Let’s get your positioning setup right

At Auxo Medical, we don’t just list equipment—we help you match patient positioning products to your procedures, your room constraints, and your workflow goals. If you’re building a new OR/ASC room, expanding an ortho program, or upgrading imaging-friendly positioning for a pain suite, start here:

Browse Patient Positioning Equipment or contact us and tell us what procedures you run, what tables you’re using, and what you want to improve (speed, imaging access, standardization, staff ergonomics, or all of the above).

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Below, we break down how to choose the right mobile C-arm, what features actually matter in real-world cases, and a curated sample of C-arm systems and related accessories currently listed in our C-Arms catalog.

What a C-Arm Does (and Why Choosing the Right One Matters)

A C-arm is a mobile fluoroscopy imaging system that provides real-time X-ray visualization during procedures. In practice, the “right” C-arm helps your team:

• Position faster and reduce “re-shoot” frustration with consistent image clarity
• Support minimally invasive techniques with live imaging and easy angles around the table
• Improve day-to-day efficiency with intuitive controls, storage, and workflow tools
• Manage radiation exposure through modern dose features and smarter imaging modes

Because C-arms sit at the intersection of clinical performance, room logistics, and long-term serviceability, the best choice is usually the one that fits your specialty mix, case volume, and staffing realities — not just the one with the biggest spec sheet.

New vs Reconditioned vs Refurbished C-Arms: How We Think About Value

In our C-Arms catalog, you’ll see equipment listed across condition types, including brand new, reconditioned, and refurbished options. Here’s a practical way to compare them:

• Brand new can be ideal for teams that want the latest platform, long runway, and standardized fleet planning.
• Reconditioned often targets a “best of both worlds” balance: strong performance with meaningful cost control.
• Refurbished is a common choice for ASCs, specialty clinics, and hospitals expanding capacity — especially when you want a proven model with a clear upgrade path.

We help facilities select a configuration that matches the work you actually do — orthopedic surgery, pain management, vascular access, urology, GI, and more — and we’ll talk through room constraints, imaging expectations, and service planning before you commit.

How to Choose the Best Mobile C-Arm for Your Facility

Detector Type: Flat Panel vs Image Intensifier

A major decision point is whether you want a flat panel detector system or an image intensifier based system.

• Flat panel detector C-arms are often chosen for modern workflow, crisp imaging, and advanced dose and positioning features. They’re especially attractive for demanding surgical environments.
• Image intensifier C-arms remain popular because they’re familiar, proven, and widely supported — a strong fit for many general surgery and orthopedic workflows.

Full-Size vs Mini C-Arm

If your imaging needs are focused on extremities (hands, wrists, feet, ankles), a mini C-arm can be a smart, space-friendly choice. If you need broader anatomy coverage and full fluoroscopy capability for common OR procedures, a full-size C-arm is typically the better fit.

Software Packages and Procedure Fit

Many systems are configured around procedure types (for example, general surgery packages versus vascular-oriented options). If your case mix includes vascular work, pain management, or high-volume orthopedic imaging, choosing the right package can have a bigger day-to-day impact than small spec differences.

Workflow Features That Matter in the OR

When teams tell us a C-arm “just works,” it usually comes down to practical workflow wins like clear positioning cues, fast setup, intuitive UI, strong image tools, and consistent results across users and shifts.

Featured C-Arm Systems and Accessories from Our Current Catalog

Here’s a representative sample of C-arms and C-arm-adjacent recording accessories currently listed in our C-Arms category. Availability can change, so the fastest path is to open the product page and request a quote.

Premium and Flat Detector Mobile C-Arms

• OEC GE OEC ELITE CFD 31cm Flat Detector Super C-Arm – VAS 15 Software Vascular Package
  A flat panel detector based OEC Elite CFD configuration designed for advanced mobile imaging with planning and workflow tools geared toward high-demand procedural environments.
• Philips Veradius Unity Flat Detector C-Arm
  A flat detector C-arm platform focused on surgical precision and efficient positioning, including workflow features like Position Memory and dose feedback tools.
• Siemens Cios Alpha C-arm with Vascular Package
  A compact, mobile flat detector C-arm designed for fluoroscopy and single-image acquisition across multiple surgical specialties, including vascular-oriented use cases.
• EXTRON 5 Premium C-Arm 30×30 Flat Detector
  A DRTECH flat-panel C-arm option positioned as a low-dose, high-end imaging solution for demanding surgical environments, paired with a large 4K monitor workflow.
• Fuji Persona CS Compact C-arm with 21cm Cesium Flat Panel Digital Detector
  A compact surgical C-arm built around a cesium iodide flat panel detector, designed for fast positioning and strong image quality across minimally invasive workflows.

Proven Image Intensifier Mobile C-Arms

• OEC 9900 Elite C-Arm, 12” with Vascular Package
  A vascular-configured OEC 9900 Elite setup built around an image intensifier workflow, aimed at teams that want strong imaging performance in interventional-style cases.
• OEC 9900 C-Arm, 12” Elite with General Surgery Package
  A general surgery focused OEC 9900 Elite configuration for full-size mobile fluoroscopy needs in busy surgical environments.
• OEC 9800 with 9″ Image Intensifier and ESP Package
  A widely recognized OEC platform for mobile fluoroscopy applications, paired with an expanded surgery oriented package for broad procedural coverage.
• OEC 9800 with 12″ Image Intesifier and ESP Package
  A full-size OEC 9800 configuration built around a larger image intensifier workflow, often selected when teams want familiar operation and strong procedural versatility.
• Ziehm Solo 9 in C-Arm
  A compact C-arm option with an integrated monitor, designed for crowded treatment environments such as pain management and orthopedic applications.
• Siemens Arcadis Avantic C-Arm 13” II
  A full-size Siemens C-arm platform commonly associated with flexible imaging workflows and options that support a wide range of procedural imaging needs.
• Genoray Z7000
  A full-size C-arm option positioned for pain management clinics, surgery centers, and hospitals that want a feature-forward platform with a straightforward interface.

Mini C-Arms for Extremity Imaging

• OEC 6800 MiniView C-Arm
  A mini C-arm option noted for touchscreen operation and image processing features designed to support clearer visualization in extremity workflows.
• OEC 6600 Mini C-Arm
  A portable mini C-arm platform designed for extremity imaging needs when space, mobility, and simplicity matter.
• Orthoscan Pulse Mini C-Arm with Flat Detector
  A mini C-arm with a flat detector approach and pulsed fluoroscopy, designed to support strong image quality and diagnostic confidence in extremity imaging.
• Hologic Floroscan InSight FD Mini C-arm
  A mini C-arm built around a thin-profile flat detector design for maneuverability, with features that support flexible positioning and efficient imaging.
• Hologic Fluoroscan Premier Encore Mini C-Arm
  A mini C-arm option focused on ease of use and productivity, supporting a range of magnification and imaging modes for extremity work.

C-Arm Video and Image Recording Accessories

If your goal includes teaching, documentation, case review, or capturing outputs from imaging sources in the room, dedicated medical recorders can make the process cleaner and more consistent.

• TEAC UR-4MD Medical Video Recorder
  A medical video recording device built for quick setup and straightforward use when capturing Full HD video in clinical environments.
• MediCapture MVR PRO 409 (Medical Video Recorder)
  A recording solution designed for operating rooms with multiple control options, including touchscreen operation and app-based remote control.
• MediCapture Medicap USB 200 Medical Image Recorder
  A USB-based recording device designed to simplify capturing and storing medical images and clips without building complex recording workflows.

What You Get When You Source a C-Arm Through Us

Buying a mobile C-arm is rarely just a transaction. It’s a project — one that affects surgeons, techs, administrators, and patients. We help you get the details right, including matching the system to your procedure mix and ensuring you have the documentation and support path you need.

• Quote-based purchasing support so you can align configuration, condition, and expectations
• Clear next steps through our product-specific quote request forms
• Practical guidance on choosing packages and options that actually fit your day-to-day cases

Some of our listed C-arm offerings also specify inclusions such as delivery and installation (by package), and some configurations call out documentation and warranty-related details directly on the product page. If those items are critical for your facility, we’ll help you confirm exactly what’s included for the system you’re considering.

Common Questions About Buying a C-Arm

What’s the difference between a full-size C-arm and a mini C-arm?

Full-size C-arms are typically selected for broader surgical use and general mobile fluoroscopy needs. Mini C-arms are often chosen for extremity imaging where compact size and fast positioning are priorities.

Should I choose a flat panel detector C-arm?

If your environment demands modern imaging workflow, advanced positioning tools, and a premium imaging experience, a flat panel detector C-arm can be a strong fit. For many facilities, image intensifier systems remain an excellent choice due to familiarity and wide support.

Do you offer multiple conditions (new, reconditioned, refurbished)?

Yes. Our C-Arms catalog includes brand new, reconditioned, and refurbished equipment, giving you flexibility to match budget and performance goals.

How do I get pricing and availability?

Open any product above and use the “Request Quote” option on the product page. We’ll respond with availability, configuration details, and practical guidance so you can move forward with confidence.

Ready to Choose the Right C-Arm?

If you want help selecting a mobile C-arm that fits your specialty, case volume, and imaging expectations, we’re here to make the process simpler. Start by exploring our C-Arms catalog and requesting a quote on the models that match your needs. We’ll help you compare options and move toward a purchase that supports great imaging, smooth workflow, and dependable day-to-day performance.

Explore the Available C-Arms Here:

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Our approach is designed to be your complete solution. We not only offer expert repair and preventative maintenance for the equipment you use daily, but we also provide high-quality new and refurbished equipment when it’s time to upgrade or expand your capabilities.

Serving Healthcare Facilities Across South Carolina

From the Upstate to the Lowcountry, our field service technicians are positioned to support you. We provide on-site service throughout South Carolina, including major metropolitan areas like Columbia, Charleston, Florence, and Myrtle Beach, as well as the surrounding communities. Our regional coverage also allows us to assist facilities in nearby markets such as Charlotte, Savannah, and Augusta, ensuring you have a reliable partner within reach.

If your facility is located outside our primary service area, we encourage you to contact us. We are often able to find a solution, whether through coordinated service or other equipment support options.

Our Comprehensive Equipment Services

We specialize in the maintenance, inspection, calibration, and repair of a wide range of essential healthcare technology. Our goal is to minimize your downtime and help you avoid unexpected failures through proactive and thorough service.

Sterile Processing Equipment Service

A sterile processing department is the heart of any surgical facility. We help you maintain consistent, reliable sterilization with expert service for autoclaves, sterilizers, washer-disinfectors, ultrasonic cleaners, and steam generators. Our preventative maintenance programs are designed to extend the life of your equipment, improve performance, and prevent workflow disruptions that can delay cases.

Biomedical Equipment Repair and Maintenance

Our Biomedical Equipment Technicians support the clinical devices your team relies on every day. We service patient monitors, ECG systems, surgical and exam tables, procedure lights, stretchers, electrosurgical units (ESUs), ventilators, and much more. We follow rigorous standards to ensure every piece of equipment is safe, accurate, and ready for patient use.

Anesthesia Equipment Service

There is no margin for error with anesthesia equipment. We provide meticulous preventative maintenance and repair for anesthesia machines, monitors, and booms. Our technicians, who are factory-certified for leading brands like Mindray and GE, focus on identifying potential issues before they become critical failures. We service vaporizers, flowmeters, scavenging systems, and patient breathing circuits to ensure complete system safety and reliability.

Proactive Maintenance to Keep You Running

The most effective repair is the one that never has to happen. We offer customized preventative maintenance plans for sterile processing and anesthesia equipment. These plans are built to improve your equipment’s reliability, reduce costly emergency calls, and ensure your maintenance documentation is always organized and ready for audits.

When a repair does require extended work, we can often provide loaner equipment to keep your department operational. All our service calls are followed by clear, detailed reports for your records and compliance needs.

New & Refurbished Equipment Solutions

Beyond service and repair, we are your source for high-quality new and refurbished medical equipment. Whether you are replacing an aging device, expanding a department, or standardizing your technology, we help you find practical solutions that fit your clinical goals and budget. We can also assist with equipment trade-ins and liquidation when it’s time to upgrade or decommission assets.

Ready to Support Your Facility

We are dedicated to serving healthcare and laboratory facilities. Please note that we do not service personal or in-home medical equipment. If you need emergency on-site repair or would like to discuss a preventative maintenance plan for your South Carolina facility, contact our team today. We are ready to help you ensure the highest level of patient care and operational readiness.

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