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For each used MRI scanners prices vary based on several factors including the number of channels, gradient type, and field strength as well as the software installed. Pricing can differ significantly depending on system specifications and individual needs. If you’re unsure what to look for or need a quote, our team is ready to assist you with expert guidance and personalized offers.
When purchasing a new MRI system, finding the best scanner depends on several factors, including primary usage, time, and costs. For example, 1.5T MRI scanners produce quality imaging results. However, if the scanner's primary use is brain scans, for instance, or if the hospital has a high volume of patients—making speed important—then the image clarity and time savings due to the 3T will shorten the scan times.
Furthermore, used MRI scanners come in varying sizes. The closed-bore MRIs are usually high-field systems with excellent image quality and speed, and the magnet strength can vary from 1T up to 3T. The bore size is often not more than 60 cm. The wide-bore MRIs combine the benefits of a closed-bore MRI with more space inside the bore area of the scanner. It can still deliver high magnet strength and excellent image quality. Such models are ideal for larger patients, as patient comfort is improved compared to a 60cm opening. Lastly, the open-bore MRI scanners are, as the name implies, open on the sides – ranging from 3 to 4 open sides – here, the magnet size is lower, resulting in reduced image quality compared to closed-bore MRI scanners.
