FCR Capsula XL2 vs. FCR Prima T2: Which CR System is Right for Your Clinic?

In the rapidly evolving field of medical imaging, Computed Radiography (CR) systems play a crucial role in delivering high-quality diagnostic images efficiently. Two standout models from FUJIFILM—the FCR Capsula XL2 and the FCR Prima T2—offer cutting-edge technology tailored for different clinical needs.

But which one is the best fit for your facility? In this blog, we’ll compare their features, performance, and ideal use cases to help you make an informed decision.

Overview: FCR Capsula XL2 vs. FCR Prima T2

Feature FCR CAPSULA XL II FCR PRIMA T2
Processing Speed 94 IPs/hour (high throughput) 73 IPs/hour (fast tabletop model)
Resolution 50 μm (mammography option) 50 μm (mammography-ready)
Design Compact floor-standing unit Ultra-compact tabletop system
Best For High-volume hospitals & imaging centers Small clinics, urgent care, mobile setups
Key Advantage High-speed processing for large facilities Space-saving, versatile placement

 

FCR Capsula XL2: High-Speed CR for Busy Hospitals

1. Blazing-Fast Throughput (94 IPs/Hour)

  • Ideal for high-volume radiology departments needing rapid image processing.
  • Reduces patient wait times and improves workflow efficiency.

2. Mammography Compatibility (50μm Option)

  • FDA-cleared for mammography with HR-VI imaging plates.
  • Complies with EUREP guidelines for breast cancer screening.

3. Compact Yet Powerful

  • Despite its high capacity, the Capsula XL2 has a smaller footprint than traditional CR systems.
  • Easy to install in tight spaces without sacrificing performance.

4. Seamless Integration

  • Works with FUJIFILM’s DRYPIX Imagers and DICOM/PACS systems.
  • Supports automated quality control for consistent imaging.

Best For:
Large hospitals
Breast imaging centers
Facilities needing high-speed CR


FCR Prima T2: Space-Saving CR for Clinics & Urgent Care

1. Ultra-Compact Tabletop Design

  • Fits on a desk or countertop (0.30m² footprint).
  • No darkroom needed—fully digital processing.

2. High-Speed Processing (73 IPs/Hour)

  • 30% faster than previous models (FCR Prima T).
  • Handles general radiography and mammography efficiently.

3. Mammography-Ready (50μm Standard)

  • Built-in high-definition mammography support.
  • Compatible with FUJIFILM’s Mammography QC Program.

4. Easy to Use & Maintain

  • Dust-proof cassette insertion reduces maintenance.
  • Lightweight (39 kg) for flexible placement.

Best For:

Small clinics & private practices
Urgent care centers
Mobile imaging units


Which One Should You Choose?

Go for FCR Capsula XL2 if:

  • You need ultra-fast processing (94 IPs/hour).
  • Your facility performs high-volume mammography.
  • You prefer a compact floor-standing unit with robust performance.

Go for FCR Prima T2 if:

  • You have limited space and need a tabletop solution.
  • Your clinic requires mammography-ready CR without extra upgrades.
  • You want a cost-effective, high-speed system for general radiography.

Final Thoughts

Both the FCR Capsula XL2 and FCR Prima T2 deliver high-quality imaging, speed, and reliability, but their best applications differ.

  • Capsula XL2 = High-power, high-speed CR for large hospitals.
  • Prima T2 = Compact, efficient CR for smaller clinics.