Secondhand C-Arm X-Ray Device Siemens Arcadis Varic

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Report date: 14.02.2026

SIEMENS ARCADIS Varic Mobile C-Arm X-ray Device Analysis Report

Device Identification

The device shown in the visuals is a mobile C-arm scopy (fluoroscopy) system used for medical imaging, consisting of two main units (imaging workstation and C-arm gantry).

Brand and Model

As a result of detailed visual analysis, the brand and model of the device have been identified as follows:

• Device Brand: SIEMENS
• Device Model: ARCADIS Varic

The brand information is clearly visible as the “SIEMENS” logo on the lower frame of the monitors, on the side panel of the imaging workstation, and on the main body of the C-arm unit. The model information is explicitly written as “ARCADIS” in capital letters on the side panels of the device and “ARCADIS Varic” on the lower body of the C-arm unit. Furthermore, the brand of the video printer on the system has been identified as SONY.

Originality

The “SIEMENS” logos, “ARCADIS Varic” model designations, fonts, color scheme (white/cream body with blue accents), and industrial design quality on the product indicate that it is an original SIEMENS product. There is no visual suspicion of a third-party or counterfeit production.

Areas of Use

This device is designed to provide real-time X-ray images in operating room environments. It is used in specialties such as orthopedics, traumatology, general surgery, urology, neurosurgery, and pain management; to offer real-time image guidance to the surgeon during procedures like bone fixation, catheter placement, or prosthesis implantation.

Quantity Information

A total of 1 (one) complete system is shown in the visuals. The system consists of the following components:

• 1 unit Mobile Workstation (Imaging and control station)
• 1 unit C-Arm Gantry (Chassis and C-arm unit)

General Condition

The device appears to be used but well-preserved in terms of its general condition. The fact that the tube (X-ray source) and image intensifier parts of the C-arm are wrapped with a transparent nylon similar to stretch film suggests that the device is in storage or was intended to be protected from dust during transport/maintenance. The overall cosmetic condition appears good for its age.

Physical Deformations

During visual inspection, no significant dents, breaks, or large cracks were detected on the metal casing, monitors, or plastic components of the device. There might be slight dust accumulation on the side ventilation grilles of the workstation unit, but no rust is visible. Aside from typical light scuff marks on the lower skirts of the device due to use, no noticeable severe physical damage is present.

Mechanical Components

The device’s wheel structure, brake mechanisms, C-arm’s movable joints, and handles are in place and appear sturdy. The blue handle bars and keyboard drawer mechanism on the workstation look proper. The cable routing hoses and connection points on the gantry unit maintain their physical integrity.

Electronic Components

There are two flat-screen (LCD/TFT) monitors on the system. No breaks or cracks are visible on the screen surfaces of the monitors. The integrated keyboard and control buttons on the workstation console appear complete. Furthermore, the front panel and buttons of the SONY brand Video Graphic Printer (thermal printer) located on the shelf are intact. However, since the device is turned off, the functionality of its electronic components cannot be visually tested.

Accessories

The accessories and peripherals identified in the visuals are:

• 1 wired hand switch – hanging on the side of the device.
• 1 footswitch – gray in color, standing on the floor, with cable connection.
• Integrated keyboard and trackpad module.
• SONY Video Graphic Printer (mounted on the middle shelf of the imaging workstation).
• Thick data cable connecting the two units.

Battery Status

An internal battery or UPS unit cannot be seen from the exterior of the device. Since batteries in this type of device are usually embedded within the lower casing, no comments can be made about the presence or health of the batteries based on the visuals.

Label Information

Due to the resolution of the visuals and the shooting distance, the technical label (nameplate) which likely contains the serial number, year of manufacture, and electrical values, probably located on the back or bottom of the device, cannot be read. Only handwritten labels with “3” and “sub” are visible below the monitor, presumably attached later for hospital inventory tracking.

Screen Analysis

Both monitors of the device are turned off. Therefore, no error codes, warning messages, or software interfaces are visible on the screens.

Dimensions and Compatibility

The product is of standard adult dimensions, but the “Varic” model typically features a compact chassis suitable for versatile use. Pediatric use compatibility depends on software and hardware options, so nothing definitive can be said based solely on the visual; however, its physical dimensions are suitable for passing through standard operating room doors.

Documents

No printed documents such as a user manual, warranty certificate, service form, or calibration certificate belonging to the device are present in the visuals.

Potential Malfunction Risk

No dangerous conditions such as excessive bending, crushing, or insulation peeling were observed on the device’s external cables and spiral hoses. The sheaths of the cables on the gantry appear intact. However, considering that the device was wrapped for storage (nylon on the tube part), if it has not been operated for a long time, the capacitors and movable mechanical parts (C-arm bearings) might require maintenance. No critical visual risks (burn marks, exposed cables, broken parts) were detected; its condition is clean for its age.