Buy Fluoroscopy & C-Arm in Nigeria.

Where can I buy fluoroscopy and C-arm equipment in Nigeria?

Request a quotation from Franance with the exact system, component or model reference, the intended department, quantity and destination. If you are comparing a new fixed imaging room with a mobile surgical C-arm, say so at the start: they have different footprints, workflows, infrastructure, implementation needs and pricing. The equipment schedule should state whether the request concerns a complete system, a detector, or a replacement component.

Include the city and state for every delivery destination, the receiving facility, the required delivery window and any relevant site constraints. For a system project, identify the required installation, commissioning, acceptance documentation, user familiarisation, integration and ongoing technical support as requested quote items. Their inclusion, availability and responsibilities must be confirmed in the written offer.

For component enquiries, provide the installed host-system manufacturer and model, the exact component reference, the information available to your technical team, and the work the hospital expects. Franance can route the enquiry for review, but a catalogue match does not prove that a component is compatible with an installed system. Require the responsible engineering team to confirm compatibility before placing an order.

Which fluoroscopy and C-arm products are listed?

The catalogue contains 12 current model or component assignments under this category and its subcategories. Browse the model-filtered listing for each reference:

- Fixed fluoroscopy systems: Angell DTP580 Series, Angell QOMO Series, Canon Ultimax-i FPD, Philips Azurion 7 B20/15 and Siemens Healthineers Luminos dRF Max.
- Mobile C-arm fluoroscopy systems: Angell HUA II Series, GE HealthCare OEC 3D, Philips Zenition 70 and Siemens Healthineers Cios Select (image-intensifier version).
- Flat-panel detector: Canon CXDI-RF Wireless B1, which is an integration component, not a complete fluoroscopy system or C-arm.
- Image-intensifier components: Canon Electron Tubes & Devices E5764SD-P4A and E5830SD-P4A, which are component records, not complete C-arms.

The Philips Azurion 7 B20/15 and Siemens Luminos dRF Max also appear in the flat-panel detector fluoroscopy listings because they are systems with flat detectors. This overlap is a way to browse equipment by the relevant feature; it does not create additional distinct products. Use the category route that best matches your first question, then review the exact system configuration.

What is the difference between a fixed fluoroscopy system and a mobile C-arm?

A fixed fluoroscopy system is installed as part of a dedicated imaging room. A proposal may include a patient table, X-ray source and detector arrangement, controls, supporting display or workstations, software, room interfaces and installation scope. Angell DTP580 and QOMO, Canon Ultimax-i FPD, Philips Azurion 7 B20/15 and Siemens Luminos dRF Max are the fixed fluoroscopy records currently listed. They are not all the same system type: QOMO is a fixed-room ceiling-mounted dynamic radiography and fluoroscopy platform; Azurion is a biplane image-guided therapy system; and Luminos dRF Max is a remote radiography and fluoroscopy system. Compare each against the named requirement, not just the broad word “fluoroscopy.”

A mobile C-arm is a wheeled imaging system that is moved into the required procedure environment. The current listings include Angell HUA II, GE OEC 3D, Philips Zenition 70 and Siemens Cios Select. Their detector technologies and configurations differ. For example, GE describes OEC 3D as providing 2D and 3D imaging, while the current Cios Select record specifically describes the image-intensifier version. Check the exact variant and options in each filtered listing; a brand or family name alone may cover different versions.

The most useful initial distinction for procurement is therefore fixed room versus mobile system, followed by the equipment's intended operational role, detector technology, configuration and required services. Do not infer clinical suitability from this guide. The facility's clinical, engineering and procurement owners should define and approve the intended requirement.

Which fluoroscopy flat-panel detectors and image intensifiers can I request?

The current flat-panel detector listings include Canon CXDI-RF Wireless B1 and systems such as Philips Azurion 7 B20/15 and Siemens Luminos dRF Max. Keep the distinction between a stand-alone detector component and a complete system clear. Canon's current CXDI-RF record is for a detector intended for integration; the manufacturer states that wireless operation is for general radiography, while fluoroscopy requires the specified wired system connection. The exact host system, interface, control software, generator and accessories must be checked by the responsible technical team.

The image-intensifier leaf contains Canon E5764SD-P4A and E5830SD-P4A. These are components, not mobile imaging systems. A replacement enquiry should include the host equipment identity and the component reference exactly as documented. Have engineering confirm the complete assembly and compatibility against the system's approved technical information. Do not select a tube, detector, intensifier or other part from an image or a loosely similar reference.

If the facility needs a complete C-arm, use the mobile C-arm category rather than assuming a detector or intensifier component contains the rest of the system. If it needs a fixed room, use the fixed fluoroscopy listings. This separation helps procurement send an enquiry that can be quoted accurately and reduces the risk of comparing unlike line items.

How should I compare fluoroscopy systems for a Nigerian hospital?

Start with the approved functional specification and the equipment class. For fixed-room procurement, state the room purpose, installation arrangement, table or patient support requirements, detector arrangement, controls, displays, software, connectivity and supporting items the facility requires. For a mobile C-arm, state the workflow and room context, detector type, monitor arrangement, image-storage or network interface, accessories and applicable service requirements. Avoid copying specifications from a different model family into a request for quotation.

Ask the written quotation to name the manufacturer, exact model and version; distinguish standard equipment from options; list software, detectors, monitors, accessories and licences; and identify included and excluded services. For a project, request clear responsibility boundaries for delivery, site readiness, installation, commissioning, acceptance testing, user orientation, integration and service. The hospital should compare equivalent configurations against its approved specification rather than comparing headline prices for incomplete packages.

For detector and image-intensifier components, provide the installed host system's exact identity and require an explicit compatibility review. For complete systems, establish whether the offered configuration is new, refurbished or another condition if that matters to the institution. Request the applicable documentation and regulatory information for the actual item offered, rather than inferring it from a global manufacturer product page.

Franance can discuss the requested models and quote scope, but the final offer must establish current Nigerian availability, condition, price, delivery timing, warranty, support entitlement and regulatory documentation. None of these is guaranteed simply because a product is listed or a manufacturer publishes an international page.

What should I include in a fluoroscopy equipment quotation request?

Send a concise equipment schedule with one line for each model or component. Include exact reference, quantity, preferred alternative if applicable, facility, city and state, and whether it is a new system, room project or replacement part. For multiple locations, keep separate quantities and destinations so the offer can describe each delivery and site scope accurately.

For a complete system, describe the approved application and technical requirements, supporting equipment, software and connectivity expectations, room status, power and installation constraints known to the facility, and requested services. For a replacement component, give the host system model and relevant approved component information. Do not include patient-identifiable records in a procurement enquiry.

Ask for an itemised written quotation stating currency, validity, price, payment terms, delivery, applicable charges, configuration, documents, warranty, installation and exclusions. The quote should identify substitutions explicitly so the appropriate clinical and technical owners can approve them. Franance follows up by phone or email after receiving the enquiry; the web catalogue is not an online checkout and an enquiry is not confirmation of an order.

What should facilities review for fluoroscopy radiation safety?

Fluoroscopy and C-arm systems use X-rays. Procurement and installation planning should involve the facility's qualified clinical, engineering and radiation-protection professionals. The responsible team should review the actual system, intended institutional use, applicable requirements, room design, shielding, commissioning and quality-control responsibilities. WHO and IAEA guidance treats medical exposure, occupational exposure and public exposure as distinct areas of radiation protection and safety; the facility's appointed experts must apply the relevant requirements to its circumstances.

This category guide does not prescribe clinical protocols, exposure settings, shielding designs, room layouts or site approvals. A product description, generic image, quotation or manufacturer brochure is not an installation approval or a substitute for qualified radiation-safety review. Confirm that required professional reviews, local regulatory processes and acceptance checks are assigned before the project proceeds.

Can I buy C-arm equipment online from Franance?

No. Franance's catalogue supports equipment selection and quotation requests; it does not process an online payment or confirm stock. Choose the exact model or component, provide the required configuration and delivery details, and submit an enquiry. Franance will contact you to clarify the requirement and provide commercial details for review. The written quotation and any subsequent agreement determine price, availability, delivery and service responsibilities.

How do I request a fluoroscopy or C-arm quotation across Nigeria?

Send Franance the model-filtered listing, quantity, system class, approved configuration and facility destination. For Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt, Kano or another location, identify the city and state and ask for the proposed delivery and technical-service scope to be confirmed. For multi-site projects, allocate each quantity to a named facility and ask that the response retain the site-by-site schedule.

Franance can review and follow up on a Nigeria-wide enquiry, but the actual destination, availability, timing, installation and support arrangements need confirmation for the quoted equipment. Keep the final accepted offer, equipment schedule and project responsibilities as the source of truth for procurement and handover.