



The GE OEC 6800 is a portable multi-specialty mini C-arm built around 1k x 1k, 16-bit image processing and a 6-inch image intensifier, producing high-resolution fluoroscopic images with the depth and contrast needed for orthopedic, pain management, and vascular procedures. Dual 16-inch touchscreen monitors display live and reference images simultaneously, and real-time motion artifact and noise reduction keeps image quality consistent during dynamic acquisitions. A 115-degree rotation range, bilateral tube head controls, and a compact footprint give clinical teams precise positioning across diverse case types without requiring a fixed imaging suite. Although production of the OEC 6800 ended in 2006, the system remains in active clinical service nationwide. For practices that own an OEC 6800 or need a certified-refurbished replacement unit, Minicarm.com is the primary independent source for parts, service, and refurbished systems.
Minicarm.com provides certified-refurbished GE OEC 6800 units, OEM parts, and nationwide on-site service from factory-trained technicians.
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The GE OEC 6800 is suited for multi-specialty facilities and surgery centers that need a single portable fluoroscopy system across orthopedic, interventional, and vascular procedure types. Common applications include:
| Spec | GE OEC 6800 | GE OEC 6600 | OEC Elite Miniview | OEC Miniview MAX |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Detector / imaging | 6-inch image intensifier, 1k x 1k 16-bit | 6/4-inch image intensifier (dual field) | CMOS flat panel, 1.3k x 1.3k | 15 cm CMOS flat panel |
| Display | Dual 16-inch touchscreen | Standard display | Dual 19-inch | 27-inch 4K UHD (single) |
| C-arm positioning | 115° rotation, bilateral controls | Standard range | Standard, bilateral controls | SmartLock, laser alignment, bilateral controls |
| Motion capture | Last image hold | Last image hold | Last image hold | Cine + FluoroStore |
| Vascular imaging | Yes | No | No | No |
| DICOM | Contact for details | Contact for details | Wireless | Contact for details |
| Price (refurbished) | $12,000 to $20,000 | $11,000 to $12,500 | $15,000 to $65,000 | $45,000 to $70,000 |
| Best for | Multi-specialty including vascular | Versatile multi-specialty | High-res multi-specialty with wireless DICOM | Premium extremity imaging |
Looking at other GE OEC options? See the GE OEC 6600, OEC Elite Miniview, or OEC Miniview MAX.
| Spec | GE OEC 6800 | Hologic InSight 2 | Orthoscan FD Pulse |
|---|---|---|---|
| Detector type | 6-inch image intensifier | 6/4-inch image intensifier | Flat-panel detector |
| Image processing | 1k x 1k, 16-bit | Standard digital | Standard digital |
| Vascular imaging | Yes | No | No |
| Pulse / dose-reduction mode | No | No | Yes |
| Metal-Trac | No | Yes | No |
| DICOM | Contact for details | Yes | Yes |
| Best for | Multi-specialty including vascular | Extremity imaging with Metal-Trac | Flat-panel extremity with dose-reduction |
Looking at non-OEC alternatives? See the Hologic InSight 2 or the Orthoscan FD Pulse.
Need a full datasheet? Request the GE OEC 6800 service manual from Minicarm.com.
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The OEC 6800 offers meaningful imaging upgrades over the OEC 6600. The most significant is image processing: the 6800 runs 1k x 1k, 16-bit image processing versus standard digital processing on the 6600, producing higher pixel resolution and greater bit depth in every frame. The 6800 also adds dual 16-inch touchscreen monitors, real-time motion artifact and noise reduction, a 115-degree rotation arc, and vascular imaging capability. The 6600 retains the dual 6/4-inch image intensifier with a switchable field of view, which the 6800 does not have. For practices that primarily need a compact extremity system with flexible field of view, the 6600 may be sufficient; for facilities running complex orthopedic, pain management, or vascular cases requiring higher image resolution and a broader rotation range, the 6800 is the stronger platform.