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Fuji FCR GO

Mobile computed radiography that travels to every patient

The Fujifilm FCR Go is a portable computed radiography system that brings digital X-ray to the patient. It pairs a built in cassette reader with a mobile console, so a technologist can expose, read and check each image at the bedside in seconds, then send the study to your network and PACS.

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The Fujifilm FCR Go is a mobile imaging platform that places a complete computed radiography workflow on a single trolley. Instead of carrying exposed cassettes back to a fixed reader in the department, the technologist reads each image where the patient lies. A built in FCR Carbon XL reader sits inside the unit, paired with a rugged notebook version of the Flash IIP console, so acquisition, processing and quality checks all happen at the point of care. The system works with standard lightweight Fuji cassettes in the usual inch and metric sizes, using reusable imaging plates that suit almost any examination. After exposure, the plate is read on board and a preview appears in as little as twenty three seconds, which lets the operator confirm positioning and exposure before moving on. The same image optimisation and processing tools found at a fixed workstation are available here, so portable studies keep a consistent look alongside the rest of the enterprise. Connectivity is designed for a busy department. The FCR Go links to the network by wireless or by cable, pulls the patient worklist from the information system, and sends completed studies to PACS for reporting without a return trip. SpeedLink exposure control ties the generator and the reader together, helping set technique by examination type for steadier results. Movement is assisted and quiet, so the unit travels easily through corridors, lifts and crowded rooms. Exact dimensions, weight, power and generator details depend on the configuration, and full specifications, available options, certification and compliance can be confirmed with Medigear.uk. The result is dependable digital radiography that follows the technologist to every patient.

These are the capabilities that define the FCR Go on the floor.

Built In Carbon XL Reader

An FCR Carbon XL reader is integrated into the trolley, so exposed imaging plates are processed on board. This removes the walk back to a fixed department reader and keeps the whole study at the bedside, where the technologist can act at once.

On Board Flash IIP Console

A rugged notebook version of the Flash IIP console runs acquisition and image processing on the cart. The operator can apply the same enhancement tools used at fixed stations, then adjust and confirm each image before it is sent onward.

Fast Image Preview

A processed preview can appear in as little as twenty three seconds after exposure. This quick feedback lets the technologist check positioning and retake straight away if needed, which helps protect patients from extra exposures.

Standard Fuji Cassettes

The unit accepts standard lightweight Fuji cassettes in common inch and metric sizes, using durable reusable imaging plates. The familiar consumables make it easy to add the system to an existing computed radiography fleet.

SpeedLink Exposure Control

SpeedLink software links the portable generator and the reader through a single interface. Technique factors can follow the chosen examination type, which supports steadier exposures and a more consistent result across different operators.

Flexible Connectivity

A wireless or wired connection keeps the patient worklist available from the information system at the bedside. Finished studies travel straight to PACS, so reporting can begin without a return trip to the department.

Assisted Mobility

Motor assisted, quiet movement helps the unit glide through corridors, lifts and tight patient rooms. The compact build is made for daily rounds, where access and manoeuvring matter most.

The system supports imaging in the settings where patients are hardest to move.

Critical Care And Bedside Imaging

Patients in intensive care, neonatal care and general wards are often too unwell or too connected to support lines to travel to a radiology room. The FCR Go brings imaging to them, capturing chest and other views at the bedside and showing a preview within seconds. Because the study can be checked on the spot and sent to PACS, the care team gets answers quickly without moving a fragile patient or interrupting the support they already depend on.

Operating Theatre Support

Lightweight, durable cassettes make the system practical inside the operating theatre, where positioning a reader and protecting the sterile field both matter. Surgeons and radiographers can confirm anatomy or device placement during a procedure and review the image right there in the room. Reliable, repeatable results help keep theatre time efficient and clinical decisions well informed throughout the whole surgical case.

Emergency And Trauma Imaging

In a busy emergency or trauma setting, speed and flexibility decide a great deal. The FCR Go moves quickly between bays and delivers a fast preview, so clinicians can triage and act without waiting for transport to a fixed room. Familiar cassette handling means staff already trained on computed radiography can work confidently and accurately under real pressure, with no extra learning curve.

General Radiography Across Departments

Beyond the critical areas, the unit handles routine general radiography wherever a fixed room is impractical or fully booked. It suits wards, recovery areas and clinics that need dependable digital images close to the patient. Consistent processing keeps these portable studies looking like the rest of the imaging produced across the whole site, which keeps reporting simple for the wider radiology team.

Each buyer gains something a little different from the same dependable platform.

Value For Clinics And Smaller Practices

For a clinic or smaller practice, the FCR Go offers a route into digital imaging without rebuilding a room. A single mobile unit can serve several spaces, reading images on board and sending them onward for reporting, which spreads the investment across more of the service. Reusable plates and familiar handling help keep day to day running straightforward, and pricing, options and ordering can all be arranged through Medigear.uk. Training time stays short, because the controls feel familiar from the very first day.

Strength For Hospitals And Training Teams

Larger hospitals value a portable that reaches the bedside, the theatre and the emergency floor with consistent image quality. Using the same tools as the fixed workstation makes results predictable, which also helps when training new radiographers on software they already know. Dependable throughput and a familiar workflow support the steady, high volume demands placed on a modern imaging department. Well supported service and consumables also help keep any downtime low.

A Reliable Line For Distributors

Distributors and importers gain a recognised computed radiography platform with broad, ongoing demand across many care settings. Standard consumables and a well understood workflow simplify support and customer training, while the established design eases stocking and service decisions. Volume terms, configuration choices and availability can be confirmed with Medigear.uk to match each market.

The Fujifilm FCR Go answers a simple need: high quality digital imaging that travels to the patient instead of asking the patient to travel. With an on board Carbon XL reader, the Flash IIP console, fast previews and easy connection to PACS, it lets a department read and act on images right where care is given. Familiar cassettes and assisted movement make it a practical fit for clinics, hospitals and busy mobile services alike. To check full specifications, available options, certification and current pricing, or to arrange a quotation, contact the team at Medigear.uk, your trusted source for verified medical equipment.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

It is a portable computed radiography system used to capture digital X-ray images away from a fixed room. Hospitals and clinics use it at the bedside, in intensive and neonatal care, in the operating theatre and in emergency areas, wherever bringing imaging to the patient is safer or faster than moving them to a department. The same unit can cover several of these areas during a single shift.

A processed preview can appear in as little as twenty three seconds after exposure, according to manufacturer information. This lets the operator confirm positioning and exposure on the spot, which reduces repeat images and helps the care team reach decisions sooner. Quick feedback is especially useful with unstable or uncooperative patients.

The system works with standard lightweight Fuji cassettes in the common inch and metric sizes, using reusable imaging plates. This keeps consumables familiar and makes it straightforward to add the unit to an existing computed radiography setup without retraining staff on new handling. Plates are reusable, so running costs stay predictable over time.

Yes. The FCR Go connects by wireless or by cable, pulls the patient worklist from the information system, and sends completed studies to PACS for reporting, so images move on for interpretation without a return trip to the department. This keeps the technologist with patients for longer instead of walking corridors.

The FCR Go is one model in a wider portable family, and a later FCR Go 2 also exists with its own configuration and features. Because variants differ in detail, the exact differences for your service are best confirmed with Medigear.uk rather than assumed, so you order the version that truly fits your workflow.

Its lightweight, durable cassettes are designed to work in demanding settings, including the operating theatre. As with any imaging in a sterile environment, local protocols for positioning, cleaning and infection control should always be followed alongside the manufacturer guidance for safe use. Durable cassettes are made to cope with frequent cleaning between cases.

Exact dimensions, weight, electrical supply and generator details depend on the configuration that is supplied. These figures are not assumed here; the confirmed specification, supported options and compliance documents can be provided by Medigear.uk on request before you order, so nothing important is left to guesswork.

Pricing, minimum order quantities, configuration options and lead times are handled directly by Medigear.uk. Contact the team with your requirements for a current quotation and clear guidance on the right setup for your department or your distribution needs.