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The Refurbished Konica Minolta Regius Sigma II is an ultra-compact Computed Radiography (CR) digital X-ray image reader designed for clinics, small hospitals, emergency rooms, and other healthcare facilities requiring a space-efficient digital radiography workflow.

The Regius Sigma II combines a compact desktop design with selectable image resolution and efficient plate processing. With processing speeds of up to 60 imaging plates per hour, it can support routine radiographic workflows while occupying a relatively small footprint.

The system supports 87.5 µm high-detail resolution and 175 µm general-purpose resolution, with 12-bit digital gradation providing 4,096 grayscale levels. Its compatibility with REGIUS image plates and RC-300 cassettes allows it to be incorporated into suitable CR-based X-ray workflows.

An integrated console workstation can support image acquisition, image processing, and DICOM transfer, allowing the CR reader to connect with compatible digital imaging and hospital information workflows.

As a refurbished CR system, the exact condition, plate/cassette compatibility, software version, workstation configuration, and included accessories should be verified before purchase.

✅ Key Features

  • Ultra-Compact CR Design: Desktop/portable-use mono-slot configuration for space-constrained facilities.
  • Lightweight Construction: Approximate system weight of 28 kg.
  • Small Footprint: Approximately 510 × 610 × 355 mm.
  • High Processing Capacity: Up to 60 plates per hour, with selectable 25, 45, or 60 plates/hour options.
  • High-Detail Resolution: Selectable 87.5 µm resolution for detailed imaging.
  • General Resolution: 175 µm selectable resolution for general radiographic applications.
  • 12-Bit Digital Gradation: Provides 4,096 grayscale levels for digital image processing.
  • REGIUS Plate Compatibility: Designed for use with REGIUS Plate FP-1S.
  • Multiple Cassette Sizes: Compatible with REGIUS Cassette RC-300 supporting multiple formats.
  • DICOM Workflow: Integrated workstation software supports image acquisition, processing, and DICOM transfer.
  • Energy-Efficient Operation: Approximately 100 VA during operation and 20 VA in idle mode.
  • Refurbished & Tested: A cost-effective option for healthcare facilities seeking a professional CR imaging solution.

Computed Radiography Image Reader

The Regius Sigma II is a CR image reader, meaning it digitizes X-ray images recorded on compatible imaging plates. This allows facilities using conventional X-ray equipment to incorporate digital image processing and networking into their radiography workflow.

The compact design makes it particularly suitable for environments where installation space is limited.

Compact Desktop Design

The system measures approximately 510 × 610 × 355 mm and weighs around 28 kg.

Its ultra-compact footprint of approximately 0.31 m² makes it suitable for:

  • Small radiology departments
  • Clinics
  • Emergency rooms
  • Small hospitals
  • Mobile or space-constrained imaging environments

The system's exact portability and installation requirements should be evaluated according to the intended clinical setup.

Processing Speed

The Regius Sigma II offers selectable processing-speed configurations:

Processing Option Capacity
Standard Option 25 plates/hour
Higher-Speed Option 45 plates/hour
Maximum Stated Speed 60 plates/hour

The maximum stated throughput is up to 60 imaging plates per hour.

Actual throughput can depend on workflow, plate size, image-processing settings, operator handling, and system configuration.

Selectable Image Resolution

The CR reader provides two selectable resolution settings:

87.5 µm

The 87.5 µm setting is intended for high-detail image acquisition where greater spatial detail is required.

175 µm

The 175 µm setting is intended for general radiographic imaging applications where routine image acquisition is required.

The appropriate resolution should be selected according to the examination and clinical imaging requirements.

12-Bit Digital Gradation

The Regius Sigma II uses 12-bit digital gradation, providing 4,096 grayscale levels.

This digital gradation supports image processing across a broad range of grayscale values and helps the workstation generate diagnostically useful digital images from compatible CR plates.

Integrated CR Workstation & DICOM

The system includes console workstation software designed to support:

  • Image acquisition
  • Image processing
  • Digital image workflow
  • DICOM transfer

This allows compatible images to be transferred into suitable healthcare imaging environments.

The actual DICOM configuration, workstation hardware, software version, network interface, and compatibility with an existing PACS should be verified before installation.

Applications

The Refurbished Konica Minolta Regius Sigma II can be used in suitable CR-based digital radiography workflows for:

  • General X-ray imaging
  • Outpatient radiography
  • Emergency-room imaging
  • Clinic-based radiography
  • Small hospital radiology departments
  • Orthopedic imaging workflows
  • Routine diagnostic radiography
  • Digital image acquisition and DICOM transfer

Actual clinical applications depend on the X-ray equipment, image plates, software, installation, and applicable regulatory requirements.

Technical Specifications

Specification Konica Minolta Regius Sigma II
Equipment Type Computed Radiography (CR) Image Reader
Condition Refurbished
Design Ultra-compact desktop / portable-use
Reader Configuration Mono-slot
Dimensions 510 × 610 × 355 mm
Approx. Footprint 0.31 m²
Weight 28 kg
Maximum Processing Speed Up to 60 plates/hour
Selectable Processing Speeds 25 / 45 / 60 plates/hour
High-Detail Resolution 87.5 µm
General Resolution 175 µm
Digital Gradation 12-bit
Grayscale Levels 4,096
Image Plate REGIUS Plate FP-1S
Cassette REGIUS Cassette RC-300
Supported Cassette Formats 14×17", 14×14", 11×14", 10×12", 8×10"
Software Integrated console workstation software
Image Functions Acquisition & processing
Network Function DICOM transfer
Power Consumption – Operating 100 VA
Power Consumption – Idle 20 VA

 

Product Disclaimer

Specifications and included accessories may vary by production batch, market, or manufacturer revision. Please verify the exact configuration with the seller before purchase. This product information is intended for general product guidance and does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Konica Minolta Regius Sigma II?
The Regius Sigma II is a compact Computed Radiography (CR) digital X-ray image reader designed to digitize X-ray images recorded on compatible imaging plates.
What is the processing speed of the Regius Sigma II?
The system has selectable processing options of 25, 45, or up to 60 plates per hour, depending on configuration.
What resolution does the Regius Sigma II provide?
The system supports selectable resolutions of 87.5 µm for high-detail imaging and 175 µm for general imaging.
How many grayscale levels does the Regius Sigma II support?
The supplied specification states 12-bit digital gradation, equivalent to 4,096 grayscale levels.
Is the Regius Sigma II suitable for a small clinic?
Its ultra-compact desktop design makes it suitable for space-constrained environments such as clinics, small hospitals, and emergency rooms, subject to the facility's imaging requirements.
Which cassettes can be used with the system?
The specified REGIUS Cassette RC-300 supports formats including 14×17, 14×14, 11×14, 10×12, and 8×10 inches.
Does the Regius Sigma II support DICOM?
Yes. The integrated console workstation software supports DICOM transfer for compatible digital imaging workflows.
What type of equipment is needed with a CR reader?
A CR workflow generally requires compatible X-ray equipment, imaging plates/cassettes, the CR reader, workstation/software, and an appropriate image-management or DICOM environment.
What applications can use the Regius Sigma II?
It can support suitable general digital radiography workflows in clinics, hospitals, emergency rooms, and diagnostic imaging facilities.

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