The FCR PRIMA is one of the most compact and lightweight reader units on the market.  The required space is comparatively smaller than other similar table-top systems and  can be installed in any open space.

• Compact footprint, only 0.24m2


• Stable and optimized images


• Flexible reading in various sizes


• Throughput of up to 29 images an hour


• Repeated use of IP

A simple reader unit but with proven image quality and product durability.

Compact foorprint:

The FCR PRIMA is one of the most compact and lightweight reader units on the market. The required space is comparatively smaller
than other similar table-top systems and can be installed in any open space. Another advantage of this unit is that you don’t need
a darkroom any longer.

Flexible reading in various sizes

The IP cassette can read various imaging sizes such as for the chest, lumbar spine, pantomography (15 ✕ 30cm*), and
extremities. Virtually all imaging requirements can be satisfied with a single unit.

*Optional (To be chosen at the time of purchase)

Stable and optimized images

Fujifilm’s Image Intelligence™ technology automatically enables stable and optimized high-quality images.

All-in-one workstation

The FCR PRIMA Console is a complete image management workstation that is designed for simple and fast patient
identification, image acquiring and processing, as well as image viewing, reprocessing, optimizing, and archiving.

Quick display and retrieval of images with simple operation

You can customize the user interface according to your preference such as adding shortcut buttons or removing
unneeded ones. Just input patient information and select exposure menu, suitable image processing condition will
be automatically applied. Adjusted image will be displayed for diagnosis. You can also speedily retrieve and display images from the patient database which can contain a maximum of 200,000 registrations.

Various diagnostic functions

The FCR PRIMA Console is a multi-functional unit that has functions to:

• change the magnification of an image


• display the studied images side-by-side


• compare the latest image with the archived images


• measure the length, angle, etc. of the image


• add annotation text, graphic symbols, and electronic markers to an image