Broadwest’s Rollux D for Mammography requires no digitizing file rooms and provides auto-masking with one button or footswitch to allow reading without mechanical distractions. Transmitted light around films is minimized by auto-dimming and masking.

Other features include: close, ergonomic proximity to LCD monitors and films; adjustable monitor; full dimming of luminance level with each frame; auto-masking of shutters to each frame’s configuration; and roaming joystick for shutter movement, including spot size.

November 2007


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