Diagnostic Imaging Equipment Solutions
ICEN supplies diagnostic imaging equipment from Mindray - ultrasound systems including the Resona 7, Resona 6 and Resona I8 premium platforms; the cart-based DC-90, DC-80, DC-70, DC-60 ECHO and DC-28; the portable MX7 and MX6; and the TE9 and TE7 point-of-care systems) and digital radiography systems including the DigiEye 280, 330, 350 and 680 fixed DR, plus the MobiEye 700 mobile system) - for hospitals, clinics and imaging centres in 150 countries.
Ultrasound
The ultrasound range spans four practical roles. The Resona 7, Resona 6 and Resona I8 are premium cart platforms for general imaging, obstetrics and cardiology. The DC-90, DC-80, DC-70, DC-60 ECHO and DC-28 are diagnostic cart systems for day-to-day hospital and clinic imaging, with the DC-60 ECHO aimed at cardiovascular work. The MX7 and MX6 are portable units for wards, clinics and mobile services, and the TE9 and TE7 cover point-of-care and bedside imaging.
Systems are available with convex, linear, phased-array and endocavity transducers. That matters more than it sounds: obstetrics, vascular, cardiac and general abdominal work pull the specification in different directions, so the transducer set usually decides which platform fits rather than the platform deciding the transducers.
Digital radiography
The DR range covers the DigiEye 280, 330, 350 and 680 fixed DR systems for radiology departments, and the MobiEye 700 mobile radiography system for ICU, CCU and bedside imaging.
Fixed and mobile DR are usually two separate requirements rather than one. A fixed room is judged on throughput and workflow; a mobile unit is judged on manoeuvrability and on whether it can reach patients who cannot be moved. Projects that need both often benefit from specifying them together so that detectors, software and service are consistent across the department.
Diagnostic imaging model comparison
Specifications as published for each model in this category. Confirm final configuration, documentation and destination-market requirements with our export team before purchase.
| Model | Positioning | Key specifications |
|---|---|---|
| Mindray Resona 7 / Resona 6 / Resona I8 | Premium cart ultrasound | Premium imaging platforms for general imaging, obstetrics and cardiology. |
| Mindray DC-90 / DC-80 / DC-70 | Diagnostic cart ultrasound | Diagnostic imaging for hospitals, clinics and imaging centres. |
| Mindray DC-60 ECHO | Cardiovascular ultrasound | Cardiovascular imaging with X-Insight. |
| Mindray DC-28 | Diagnostic cart ultrasound | Day-to-day diagnostic imaging. |
| Mindray MX7 / MX6 | Portable ultrasound | Portable imaging for wards, clinics and mobile services. |
| Mindray TE9 / TE7 | Point-of-care ultrasound | Point-of-care and bedside imaging. |
| Mindray DigiEye 280 / 330 / 350 / 680 | Fixed digital radiography | Fixed DR rooms for radiology departments. |
| Mindray MobiEye 700 | Mobile digital radiography | Mobile radiography for ICU, CCU and bedside imaging. |
How to specify imaging equipment
Clinical application
General imaging, obstetrics, cardiology, musculoskeletal or point-of-care. The clinical mix determines the platform tier and the transducer set.
Transducers and configuration
Convex, linear, phased-array and endocavity probes are configured per project. Confirm which are included rather than assuming a standard set.
Workflow and throughput
Patient volume, reporting workflow and whether the system is used in one room or moved between locations.
Room and installation requirements
Fixed DR depends on room layout, power supply and shielding; mobile DR depends on access routes and storage. Both should be reviewed before the order, not after delivery.
Documentation and registration
Imaging equipment is frequently subject to local registration, so the documentation path should be confirmed early.
Training and service
Application training and a defined service route matter as much for imaging as for any other category.
Documentation, quality and after-sales
Documentation
CE and ISO documentation is available per model. Because product availability, registration and market authorization depend on the destination market, ICEN confirms the documentation set for each model and each destination before quotation rather than assuming a single global package.
Quality system
ICEN Medical Equipment Limited was founded in 2015 and works within an ISO 13485 quality system, supplying clinical, diagnostic and hospital equipment to buyers in 150 countries.
After-sales
A five-person after-sales team coordinates technical questions, warranty handling and spare-part requests after delivery. Warranty terms are quoted per project so that they match the model, the configuration and the destination market.
Working with ICEN on an imaging project
1. Requirement review
Share the departments involved, the patient population, the models you are considering and the destination market. ICEN reviews the requirement before quoting.
2. Product selection and configuration
Compare the candidate models by clinical use, configuration, accessories and workflow so the specification matches the clinical need rather than a catalogue tier.
3. Quotation and documentation
Receive a quotation covering the agreed configuration, together with the documentation set applicable to the destination market.
4. Delivery, installation and follow-up
ICEN coordinates packing, shipping and export communication, then supports installation, training and after-sales questions through the same contact.
Questions buyers often ask
Can ICEN provide a quotation?
Yes. Tell us the product, estimated quantity, target market and requirements.
Can ICEN support export projects?
ICEN provides sourcing, project coordination and export communication for international healthcare buyers.
Do product documents vary by country?
Yes. Product availability, registration and market authorization depend on the destination market.
Need a quotation or product configuration?
Send the model, estimated quantity, destination market and required configuration - our export team will reply with availability, documentation and pricing.