A.  The UltraDrive™ System has been continually improved in both its performance and applications.  No longer is it necessary to attach and remove the drive system from the medical devices.  Through the use of the UltraDrive™ technology we have provided our customers a consistent, reliable device with repeatable results.  The UltraDrive™ is a small footprint robust device that allows technicians the help that they need to further reduce their physical workload so that they can do what they do best, IMAGE PATIENTS!

A.  As an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), you want to give your customers the best medical technology available.  Also, you want your product to "Do No Harm" while providing that technology. As an OEM you should not be concerned with FDA approvals for approximately 30% of your technology users.  That's right, only about 30% of your market is the mobile market!  With our custom designed UltraDrive™ Systems that are not interconnected to the medical device, you don't have to be concerned with FDA approvals for the mobility function of your device.  It is truly stand alone, while still being attached to the medical device.  We utilize existing bolt up features to attach our device.

As an OEM, your physicians and end users can be provided your technology during their Mobile Phase.  When those physicians and providers are ready to purchase for their fixed based operations, they will be more inclined to purchase the technology that has helped them to build their practice, and the technology that they know best, YOUR TECHNOLOGY!

A.  As an employer of highly skilled imaging technicians, you have a duty to keep them safe, in a physically stress free work environment.  The use of the UltraDrive can help to reduce overall muscoskeletal on the job injuries.  The reduction is seen as a proactive step by your Workmen's Compensation Insurance provider.  Every action that you take towards ensuring that your technicians are safe on the job and helps to reduce your cost of providing these services, saves operating cost.

A.  An additional ground clearance can be obtained for movement of low riding equipment.  Daily pushing and pulling of equipment in weight ranges from 200 to 3000 pounds can cause repetitive stress and back injuries.  An average workmen's compensation claim can be $5,000 or more for a first time injury.

A.  Our specially designed programmable microprocessor controller allows for the most minute movements to be accomplished for safe and accurate positioning of equipment.

A.  Sealed motors, wheel bearings, controllers and gel cell batteries are maintenance free.  Other than a daily recharge, no service is required.  Annual replacement of both batteries is recommended.  24 hour maintenance and trouble shooting assistance is only a phone call away.

A.  NO!  Our system utilizes existing mounting structure for the wheels and casters provided by the manufacturer.

A.  You can disengage the automatic wheel brakes  (without removing covers), and move the equipment manually, much in the same way as you would without the system installed. Some UltraDrive models feature retractable drive wheels.

A.  Normal drive time is about 8 hours before the unit must be plugged into a 110 volt (or 220 volt) outlet for approximately 8 hours for a full charge.

A.  A pallet jack must be removed prior to setting up the equipment, stored off site and is unsafe and unsightly.  It also cannot provide the control and stability necessary to allow maneuvering in all directions.

A.  YOU CAN!  With a motorized system, you can offer the medical facility the option of "Treat On" in your vehicle, or "Treat Off" in the facility's building, giving you the maximum flexibility for your equipment investment.