We at Cordtec Power Corporation are proud to announce we will be exhibiting at the annual meeting for the Radiological Society of North America!

This takes place during the first week of December in downtown Chicago at the McCormick Center by the lake.

We will be exhibiting on the 3rd floor of the north hall close to the lounge in booth #8245. There, you can expect to see a sampling of our various power supply solutions, along with a hands-on demonstration of how they will work with hospital equipment like mobile data carts. Flyers with all of our different power supply solutions will also be available to take home.

Learn more about Cordtec Power Corp. and its product availability here.

Register for the RSNA Annual Meeting today.

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