Konica Minolta RP-4S110 Regius Digital Cassette w/ Imaging Plate 8 x 10

• Model: RP-4S110
• Cassette Size: 8 x 10 inches
• Imaging Plate Type: Reusable CR imaging plate
• Compatibility: Designed for use with Konica Minolta REGIUS computed radiography (CR) readers such as the Model 110, Model 190, REGIUS Sigma, and other CR systems that support 8 × 10 cassettes
• Warranty: 90 Days

The Konica Minolta RP‑4S110 Regius Digital Cassette with Imaging Plate (8 × 10) is a high‑performance computed radiography (CR) solution engineered for versatility and image clarity in general X‑ray applications. Designed to work seamlessly with Regius series CR readers — including Model 110, Model 190, and Sigma systems — this digital cassette and plate combination delivers reliable, consistent digital capture for standard radiographic exams. Its hard‑shell cassette protects the enclosed imaging plate while maintaining the precision and durability demanded by modern clinical workflows.

Built with Konica Minolta’s patented rigid imaging plate technology, the RP‑4S110 minimizes contact with the CR reader’s mechanisms, which significantly reduces the potential for image artifacts and helps prolong the usable life of the plate. This robust design ensures the 8 × 10 cassette captures high‑resolution exposures that are ideal for extremity imaging, targeted views, and focused studies where image detail and contrast are essential.

Compatible with a wide range of Konica Minolta Regius CR systems, the RP‑4S110 helps imaging departments streamline digital radiography workflows while maintaining exceptional image fidelity. Whether you’re upgrading from analog film or expanding your digital imaging capabilities, this Konica Minolta cassette and imaging plate deliver dependable performance, enhanced productivity, and sharp diagnostic images — making it a trusted choice for healthcare facilities focused on quality and efficiency.

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.