GE Signa Excite HDxt 1.5T

Refurbished GE Signa Excite HDxt 1.5T — OPTIMA EDITION (23x software, 16 channel) —
the top tier of GE Healthcare's HDxt 1.5T product line, sitting above the standard 16x build
on the same CXK4 short-bore zero-boil-off magnet.
The 23x HDxt software level brings the latest reconstruction, application, and workflow tools
that shipped on the HDxt platform, with a 16-channel RF architecture and
HDxt Echospeed gradients (33 mT/m amplitude, 120 T/m/s slew rate).
The full GE coil ecosystem is included — head, CTL spine, body,
and GP Flex coils covering anterior, spine, torso, knee, shoulder array,
wrist, neurovascular, and TMJ — making this a clinically complete 1.5T system out of the box.
Typical buyers are outpatient imaging centers, community hospitals, mobile MRI trailers,
and international markets that want the best HDxt-era 1.5T performance without
paying current-generation SIGNA Explorer / SIGNA Artist pricing.
Compared to the 16x HDxt 1.5T, the 23x OPTIMA EDITION ships with the
latest HDxt software stack and applications package — the same hardware,
a meaningfully better clinical and workflow experience.
Compared to a current-generation SIGNA Explorer 1.5T, the HDxt 23x trades
the modern SIGNAWorks console and helium lifecycle improvements for
a much lower acquisition cost and a mature parts pipeline. As a GE-trained,
engineer-led refurbisher, MIS handles sourcing, refurbishment, deinstall, magnet ramp-down, transport,
ramp-up, install, applications training, parts inventory, and lifetime engineer-led service.
Mobile-trailer and lease-to-own programs available for capacity, replacement, or interim projects.

Key specs
1.5T superconducting CXK4 short-bore zero-boil-off magnet; 60 cm bore;
23x HDxt software level (OPTIMA EDITION); 16-channel RF; HDxt Echospeed gradients
(33 mT/m amplitude, 120 T/m/s slew rate); HP host with HD medical-grade flat-panel monitor;
phased-array DICOM. Coils included: head, CTL spine, body, and GP Flex
(anterior, spine, torso, knee, shoulder array, wrist, neurovascular, TMJ).