CT printers are primarily used for medical image output, specifically categorized into the following two scenarios:
Hospital Image Output
CT film self-service printers integrate with hospital systems to automatically generate and distribute films after patient examinations. After completing a CT scan, patients can scan a barcode at the kiosk to obtain the film, reducing the average film retrieval time from the traditional 48 minutes to 8 minutes, with 24-hour service. The device utilizes laser thermal imaging technology (with a resolution of up to 600dpi) to ensure clear visualization of lesion details, while also verifying patient identity through a multimodal recognition module (barcode, ID card, and facial recognition).
Commercial Application Expansion
Some models (such as the Chiteng CT220X/D series) support Bluetooth connection to mobile phones/computers for PDF file editing and printing, enabling rapid production of product labels, receipts, and more. Its ink-free thermal printing technology is suitable for retail, logistics, and other scenarios requiring high-frequency labeling.