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High-Performance MRI Coils for Faster, Efficient Imaging

Flexible 1.5T and 3.0T MRI coils that improve positioning, reduce setup time, and optimize workflow across pediatric, adult and veterinary  imaging.

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FDA Cleared | Compatible with Siemens Healthineers, GE Healthcare & Philips Scanners

InkSpace Imaging designs ultra-lightweight, body-conforming MRI receive coils are
engineered to increase acceleration while improving workflow efficiency and patient comfort.

Fast throughput

Easy positioning increases productivity and reduces scan time

Configuration Flexibility

12–48 channel configurations support faster acceleration and increased throughput.

Pediatric MRI Coils Designed for Precision & Comfort

Engineered for small anatomy and sensitive positioning, our pediatric MRI coils provide ultra-lightweight, body-conforming flexibility that improves patient comfort and supports calmer imaging experiences. The featherlight split-pad design enables 360° coverage, reduces setup adjustments, and helps minimize motion-related repeat scans.

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[InkSpace Imaging] Pediatric body array designed for neonates to adolescents

Engineered for Advanced

Adult MRI Applications

Optimized for MSK, cardiac, abdominal, and spine imaging, our adult coil configurations support high acceleration factors and reduce repositioning to improve technologist efficiency and throughput across complex protocols.

InkSpace Imaging Adult MR coil for spine applications
InkSpace Imaging Silhouette MR coil is perfect for MSK applications
Adult MR coils designed for comfort and acceleration

Exceptional Resolution at

Higher Acceleration

Ultra-high spatial

detail (5 yo)

Accelerated Cardiac Imaging (3 yo)

High-Resolution Abdominal Imaging (4 yo)

The split-access design allows MR technologists to position patients quickly and confidently, reducing setup time and improving workflow efficiency.

Cable routing is designed to avoid direct patient contact, enhancing comfort and safety.

Easy Setup for Faster Positioning

Trusted by Leading Radiologists

"Having the posterior coil elements so close to the patients really make a difference."

It is not common that we can see the mitral valve leaflets, mitral valve chordae, papillary muscles in such exquisite detail.

InkSpace Imaging Dr. Wilson King

Wilson King, MD

Associate Professor of Pediatrics 

Saint Louis University School of Medicine

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