AGFA CRMD 4.0 General Cassette w/ Imaging Plate 18 x 24

• Model: CRMD 4.0
• Cassette Size: 18 × 24 cm (7 × 9.5″)
• Lead Backscatter Protection: Built‑in backscatter shielding (~150 µm lead)
• Compatibility: Designed for use with Agfa CR systems such as CR25, CR35, CR75, CR85, CR30‑series digitizers and similar CR readers

The Agfa 18 × 24 CRMD 4.0 General Cassette with Imaging Plate is a robust, high‑performance computed radiography solution engineered to deliver crisp diagnostic x‑ray images across a wide range of general radiographic applications. Built to be compatible with Agfa CR systems such as CR25, CR35, CR75, and CR85 digitizers, this 18 × 24 cm cassette is ideal for extremity, chest, and general anatomy imaging where flexibility and image quality matter most. With an MD4.0 phosphor imaging plate pre‑loaded inside, the cassette provides efficient and reliable capture of x‑ray exposures for fast digitization and workflow integration.

Durability and ease of use are at the heart of this cassette’s design: its ABS construction with a ribbed structure and rubber‑protected corners help withstand the rigors of daily clinical operation, while the felt antistatic lining protects the imaging plate from electrostatic damage and dust. An embedded memory chip and contactless RF identification enhance identification and tracking, making it easier to manage plates and ensure accurate association of patient data throughout the imaging chain.

Designed with scatter protection in mind, the Agfa CRMD 4.0 General Cassette includes lead‑backed shielding to reduce backscatter and help improve image contrast — ultimately contributing to clearer, more consistent diagnostic results. Its compatibility with standard CR workflows, durable build, and reliable imaging performance make it a dependable choice for hospital radiology departments, urgent care centers, and imaging facilities seeking to optimize efficiency and image fidelity in digital radiography.

This medical equipment item is being sold in its current condition, with only a basic assessment performed. It powers up and successfully completes its self-check or boot process, indicating that it is operational to that extent. However, no further testing beyond this initial check has been conducted.