A magnetic material detector that has achieved a passive handheld system through a consistent in-house development and manufacturing system.
"MAGGUARD-H" is an MRI magnetic material detector manufactured with the industry's highest level of high-sensitivity sensors, which have a patent for detecting changes in magnetic fields. As a completely passive sensor, it does not emit any signals that could interfere with MRI machines or other medical devices. Additionally, it can be used to inspect MRI-compatible wheelchairs and stretchers, and it responds effectively to even minute magnetic materials. 【Features】 ■ In-house produced high-sensitivity magnetic sensors ■ High-resolution digital processing circuits ■ Data processing and noise reduction technology well-versed in magnetic sensor characteristics ■ Visualization of detection distance and strength of "magnetic materials" ■ Detection of tiny magnetic materials and magnets *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Model: DH-M101 ■Product Name: MRI Magnetic Object Detector MAGGUARD-H ■Adjustment Function: Detection Sound (Alarm Volume) ■Detection Display: Displays the distance and strength of magnetic objects ■Power Supply: 12V AC Adapter ■Power Consumption: 24W ■Continuous Operation Time: 8 hours *Varies depending on usage conditions ■Charging Time: 4 to 5 hours ■Operating Temperature and Humidity: 20 to 35°C, 30 to 85% RH, must not condense ■Dimensions: Height 92 × Width 316 × Depth 64 (mm) ■Weight: Approximately 650g (excluding AC adapter) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Fujidenolo manufactures precision products for various industries, including medical devices, at its own factory. It has numerous networks, and its group companies engage in diverse manufacturing activities, including the development of medical software and the use of specialized processing equipment such as large injection molding machines.