Brand: SiemensModality · unknown
5775973
Krl-Grid Pb 17/70, F 150cm
The Siemens 5775973 Krl-Grid Pb 17/70 F 150cm is a medical imaging replacement component designed for diagnostic imaging systems. This part is engineered to support reliable performance in imaging equipment. For specifications, availability, and pricing information, please request a quote.
Specifications
| Part number | 5775973 confirmed |
| Brand | Siemens derived |
| Category | Consult availability |
| Modality / system | Consult availability |
| Technical specs | Consult availability |
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Frequently asked
What is the part number for this component?
The part number is 5775973, a Siemens Krl-Grid Pb 17/70 F 150cm component.
How can I obtain pricing or check availability for part 5775973?
Please contact Meditegic to request a quote for this part. We will provide availability and pricing information upon inquiry.
What brand manufactures this part?
This part is manufactured by Siemens and is part of their medical imaging replacement parts line.
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