OKI Europe Ltd has announced its attendance at the JFR Technical Exhibition 2018 where it will exhibit solutions which it says solve significant print challenges in the medical and healthcare sectors.
Taking place in at the Palais des Congrès de Paris from 12-15 October 2018, the conference attracts organisations from across the industry.
During the four-day event, OKI Europe will showcase its award winning digital LED technology with DICOM integration as well as its High Definition non-diagnostic mono and colour printing capabilities on a wide range of media.
Delegates visiting OKI Europe at Stand 1P06B will have the opportunity to preview a completely new innovation to revolutionise their medical imaging as well as discovering how customer satisfaction can be improved through personalised A4 and A3 patient leaflets and brochures. They will also learn how OKI devices save medical and healthcare businesses time and money in medical imaging and standard office printing.
The devices on display will include OKI’s ES6410 DMe A4 colour and mono printer which combines LED technology with embedded DICOM software, the ES94x6 multifunction printer with DICOM software and the Pro9431 DMe, a versatile DICOM embedded printer.
OKI Europe delivers unbeatable accuracy and precision printing for the medical industry by removing the requirement for additional hardware that enables DICOM imaging and streamlining support through a single point of contact with a lower cost of ownership. OKI’s embedded DICOM solution provides superior “near” diagnostic image quality with DMe (DICOM Enhanced) and higher quality mono printing for x-ray and ultrasound with its DMe (DICOM enhanced) printers.
“We are delighted to announce our attendance at JFR 2018,” said Javier Lopez, Industry Vertical General Manager, OKI Europe Ltd. “We are excited to showcase the diverse benefits of our DICOM-ready printers which can be used to support patient care and non-diagnostic medical imaging without the need for additional hardware or software. These devices can also be used for day-to-day office printing, reducing the number of devices required by businesses in this thriving sector.”
