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Swisslog's Ultra Station II Saves Workspace, Improves Throughput for Pneumatic Tube System Users

Swisslog, the leader in pneumatic tube systems for hospitals, introduces the Ultra Station II. It is a station that combines two disptach/receive ports into one compact station. It saves workspace and improves system performance.

Denver, CO (PRWEB) January 28, 2005 -- Swisslog, the leader in pneumatic tube systems for hospitals, introduces the Ultra Station II. The new pneumatic tube system station combines two dispatch/receive ports into one compact station. The station’s compact recessed design saves valuable workspace and it only requires the width of a single standard station. The station is available for 6-inch and 4-inch tube systems, and allows the mixing of these sizes in the same housing.

Each port can be connected to a separate pneumatic tube system zone, thus increasing throughput and efficiency of the system. In the hospital pharmacy, for example, carriers can be quickly dispatched to two stations at a time, saving staff time. The station is flexible as one port can initially be connected to the system, leaving the additional port available for future expansion.

Each side of the station operates independently with its own power supply, communications, and dispatch/receive port. This arrangement maximizes uptime while performing preventative and corrective maintenance.

The Ultra Station II is wall recessed, complete with trim frame to provide a clean, finished installation. The Ultra Station II uses the TransLogic I.Q. Control Panel, providing large LCD text fields and a single-button hot-key station addressing.

Swisslog is a world leader for healthcare logistics automation having installed material transport and pharmacy automation systems in more than 2,000 hospital and pharmacies around the world. To learn more about Swisslog’s healthcare solutions, visit our website at www.swisslog.com and click on Healthcare Solutions for North America.

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Source :  http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/1/prweb201922.htm