What is the EMG System 6600B?
The Wincom EMG System 6600B is a four-channel electromyography and evoked-potential platform for clinical neurophysiology. The acquisition unit provides 16-bit A/D conversion with sensitivity from 0.05 µV to 20 mV per grid and a common-mode rejection ratio of at least 100 dB, running on a PC workstation (Intel Pentium III class processor above 800 MHz, more than 256 MB memory, more than 40 GB hard disk) with single or continuous stimulation modes. The control console carries dedicated function keys, navigation pads and a trackball for study control. KRIMS Meditech Solutions Limited supplies this equipment with professional installation, commissioning, application training and after-sales support by factory-trained engineers.
What is it used for?
Clinical electromyography, nerve conduction studies and evoked potentials in neurology, physiotherapy and rehabilitation departments.
Clinical and operational benefits
Four-channel acquisition with 0.05 µV sensitivity and high CMRR captures low-amplitude motor and sensory responses for confident neurophysiological diagnosis.
Key features
- Four-channel acquisition
- 16-bit A/D conversion
- sensitivity 0.05 µV–20 mV/grid
- CMRR ≥100 dB
- single or continuous stimulation
- PC workstation with >256 MB memory and >40 GB storage
- dedicated control console with function keys and trackball.
Technical considerations
Art.No.: 6600B | Channel: four-channel | CPU: Intel Pentium III (more than 800 MHz) | EMS memory: more than 256 M | HD: more than 40 G | A/D conversion resolution: 16 bit | Sensitivity: 0.05 µV–20 mV/grid | CMRR: ≥100 dB | Stimulation: single or continuous stimulation — per Wincom Company Ltd. official product specification
Specifications should be confirmed against official Wincom documentation before purchase decisions. Where a specification is not listed here, KRIMS will confirm it with the manufacturer on request.
Who may need it?
- Clinical departments: Neurology & Neurosurgery, Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
- Facility types: Hospitals, Clinics
How to evaluate this equipment
When reviewing Neurology & Neurosurgery, healthcare facilities should assess clinical fit with existing workflows, compliance with applicable standards, integration with installed systems, serviceability, and the availability of qualified biomedical engineering support in their region.
Purchasing considerations
- Availability: On Request
KRIMS provides end-to-end support including supply, installation, commissioning, calibration, preventive maintenance and operator training. Request a quote for current pricing and delivery schedules for the EMG System 6600B (6600B).
