Oroshine Double Tray Thermal Printer

Oroshine Double Tray Thermal Printer

The Oroshine Double Tray Thermal Printer (Model OROSHINE0011) is an advanced dry-imaging laser/thermal printing solution designed to generate immaculate, high-contrast diagnostic films. Featuring an incredible 508 DPI high-resolution output and 14-bit grayscale image processing, it renders subtle anatomical variations with absolute clarity and diagnostic precision. The dual-tray setup accommodates multiple film dimensions simultaneously, while the automated suction pickup mechanism ensures seamless, jam-free media feeding. Built for high-speed hospital environments, it achieves high output capacities of up to 100 sheets per hour in high-speed mode. Fully compatible with all major medical modalities including MRI, CT, PET-CT, and X-Ray via standard DICOM protocols, it represents a cornerstone of modern film documentation. Backed by ISO and regulatory compliance, it ensures dependable performance and low maintenance.

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Technical Specifications

  • Model No.: OROSHINE0011

  • Imaging Method: Dry imaging Technology (Laser / Thermal)

  • Resolution: 508 DPI

  • Grayscale: Image Input: 8 bit or 12 bit (DICOM) Grey Processing 14 bit

  • Film Type: Thermal Film (Dye)

  • Film Size: Multiple Size Available

  • Film Input / Pickup: 2x Film Tray with Suction

  • First Release Time: Less than 80 seconds

  • Printing Speed: Standard Mode: 75 sheets/hour; High speed Mode: 100 sheets/hour

  • Network Protocol: DICOM

  • Boot Time: 24 seconds

  • Dimension: 595 (L) x 655 (W) x 997 (H) mm

  • Weight: 75 Kg

  • Power Supply: 100-240V AC

  • Key Features & Benefits

  • Ultra-high 508 DPI resolution delivering diagnostic films of exceptional sharpness.

  • Dual-film tray configuration enabling flexible printing across different sizes without reloading.

  • Environmentally clean dry-imaging technology eliminating harmful chemical liquid processing.

  • Native DICOM protocol connectivity ensuring plug-and-play hospital network integration.

  • Fast initial print release under 80 seconds to cut down patient waiting times.