Dunlee launches Glassware Solutions

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Screening
Medical imaging components manufacturer Dunlee introduced at this year's RSNA Glassware Solutions, a new program for predicting and managing glassware replacement.  
   
Glassware Solutions is a program that covers all tube types in a radiology department, regardless of the manufacturer, Dunlee said. The program offers customers one-call sourcing, total glassware coverage, predictable monthly expenditures, and 24/7 technical and service support. Dunlee produces replacements for more than 70 percent of the tube types used in diagnostic imaging equipment.
   
In related news, the company said its TubeMaster facility in Arlington, Texas, recently loaded its 20,000th radiographic tube.

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