The Kodak DryView 6800 Laser Imager is a continuous-tone laser imager with an internal photothermographic film processor. Heat, rather than photo chemicals, is used to develop the... view more
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Konica 3 Drawer Printer for mammo and x-ray Call for install and set... view more
Kodak 6800 Mammo/Radiology Dry Laser 3 drawers 8x10,10x12 and 14x17 books and manuals ... view more
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$1,000 USD
AGFA A328726.4 A328189.12MEC Board for Drystar 5500Condition... view more
AGFA A328726.4 A328189.12MEC Board for Drystar 5500Product Details... view more
AGFA A328550.2 A328193.7Board for Drystar 5500Condition... view more
MPN: 4500M... view more
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AGFA Drystar 5503 Imager - S/N: 1311471 - Year of Manufacture: 2006 - 3 print sources: DT 2B 14x 17" / 11x14" / 6x10" - System only; workstation not included. 109AGFA0002... view more
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€2,500 EUR
AGFA Drystar Axys Printer... view more
Sony DVD Recorder DVO-1000MD. Previously used with GE ultrasound... view more
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$250 USD
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$2,850 USD
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$2,185 USD
Good condition! Mammo activated! Free... view more
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$7,599 USD
MPN: CR-950... view more
Asking Price:$399 USD
$339 USD (15% Off)
Dry Camera Equipment is a type of camera equipment that is used to capture images without the use of a wet medium. This type of equipment is ideal for capturing images in a variety of settings, such as underwater, in dusty environments, or in extreme temperatures. Dry Camera Equipment is typically used in professional photography, scientific research, and other specialized applications.
When it comes to Dry Camera Equipment, there are a variety of manufacturers that produce this type of equipment. Some of the most popular brands include Nikon, Canon, Sony, and Panasonic. These manufacturers offer a wide range of products, ranging from basic point-and-shoot cameras to professional-grade DSLR cameras. The price range for Dry Camera Equipment varies depending on the type and quality of the product. Basic point-and-shoot cameras can range anywhere from $100 to $500, while professional-grade DSLR cameras can range from $1,000 to $5,000.
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