Ceiling suspensions

Ceiling suspensions are used to move diagnostic equipment into their required positons smoothly and precisely. They usually consist of a main rail system for movement in X direction, a smaller rail for lateral movement in Z direction, and a vertically oriented system for movement in the Y direction. The vertically oriented part contains the diagnstic module. This module might again need to be manually rotated. Other medical devices muight require suspension arms or pendants. Inno can develop and supply various types of technologies for your device positioning.
Ceiling suspensions

Device positioning attached to the ceiling

Ceiling suspensions can be found in most hospitals. They are a key feature in X-Ray systems; the X-Ray tube is mounted onto the suspension system, requiring a high level of stability and positioning precision. The X-Ray suspension systems are usually operated manually, requiring the system to be smoothly moving and light, while providing stability and precision.

The vertical variable height mount support arm is a key feature. It allows vertical and lateral positioning. It also contains the X-Ray tube housing, which requires tilt/swivel adjustment so the tube can be positioned in the desired angle.

Inno Mechatronics has expertise in ceiling suspension systems and can offer these solutions for X-Ray systems. The technology of ceiling suspension systems can also be applied to other medical equipment and related product categories.

Ceiling suspensions

Suspension Arms & pendants

Suspension arms and pendants keep light medical and auxiliary equipment exactly where clinicians need it, in diagnostic rooms and operating theatres alike. Monitors, examination lights, gas modules and imaging displays all mount to a fixed ceiling or wall system, freeing up floor space and giving staff a clear, safe working area around the patient.

Suspension arms let you position equipment at exactly the right height and angle, then swing it out of the way in seconds when the next procedure starts. That flexibility keeps workflows smooth and keeps cables and trolleys off the floor.

A well-designed pendant integrates services such as power, data and medical gases into one compact arm, supporting equipment through years of intensive daily use. Reliability is essential in every diagnostic or surgical space, day after day.

For any enquiries about suspension arms and pendant systems for medical and auxiliary equipment, contact Inno Mechatronics.

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