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Choose rapid, standard or extended processing with fingertip ease
with this high-volume, rapid-access processor. Process films in less
than 40 seconds (45-second drop time) with the RA cycle. This
cycle delivers 35cm x 43 cm films, ready-to-read at the
rate of 485/hour.
| Length w/feed tray: | 42-5/8 inches |
| Length w/o feed tray: | 27 inches |
| Width: | 30 inches |
| Height: | 49-1/16 inches |
| Weight: | Approximately 570 lbs with processing tanks filled with solution; 490 lbs. empty |
| Electrical Requirements: | 120/208 V, 35 A, 60 Hz, 4 wires single phase |
| Water Requirements: | Water temperature (40-80F). Incoming water supply must be a minimum of 10°F below the developer temperature setpoint to provide correct control of the developer temperature |
| Drain Requirements: | One 3 inch floor drain. Maximum draining flow is 4 gallons (15 L)/minute. Use only chemically resistant, non-corrosive material. |
| Dryer Exhaust: | It is recommended that the processor be connected to a building exhaust duct capable of providing a 0.04 inches (1.02 mm) of water, constant negative static pressure at the processor. The exhaust may also be vented directly outside. |
| Testing: | All refurbished equipment is tested in-house for a minimum 36-hour period prior to shipment |
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| Warranty: | One year parts warranty |
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DESCRIPTION:
The rebuilt Kodak/Carestream RA5000 allows programming of custom cycles for special needs. The self-diagnostic system allows for reduced service time and minimizes chemical and water use with its advanced design. The added benefit of roomlight film handling with dockage to the Multiloader 700 adds to its versatility. With the processor set for the RA cycle, a 35cm x 43cm radiograph is dry and ready to read in just 53 seconds-from the time a cassette is inserted in the multiloader.
Additional benefits of the unit include side-by-side installation, which allows for placement flexibility, minimizes space requirements and maximizes convenience and productivity. Through-the-wall film feeding allows the processor to also serve an adjacent darkroom, eliminating the need for a separate darkroom processor.
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