Siemens Artis Zee Cath Lab Rental: Proven, Reliable, Mobile, Modular

Siemens Artis Zee Mobile and Modular Rentals from Atlas Medical

When your cath lab goes offline — whether for renovation, equipment upgrade, or an unexpected outage — you don’t have time to test new systems, retrain staff, or compromise on clinical performance. You need a solution that works like your current setup. That’s where the Siemens Artis Zee Cath Lab trailer rental from Atlas Medical comes in.


Familiar Platform, Faster Onboarding

The Siemens Artis Zee is a proven workhorse. Hospitals across the country rely on it every day for high-volume interventional cardiology, vascular, and EP procedures. If your staff already uses this system, stepping into an Atlas Medical mobile lab feels like business as usual.

You don’t need to adjust your protocols or train your team on a new interface. Just connect the trailer, power it up, and start scanning. Everything is where it should be — including the confidence of your physicians.


Designed for Comfort and Performance

Atlas Medical’s Siemens Artis Zee trailers aren’t retrofitted RVs. These are purpose-built mobile and modular units — the largest and most advanced in the market. Inside, you’ll find:

  • Full Siemens Artis Zee flat panel detector system
  • Large monitor display for superior imaging visualization
  • Climate-controlled environment for optimal patient and staff comfort
  • Seamless PACS and network integration


We’ve designed our trailers to meet the standards of permanent hospital labs — not just in technology, but also in layout and workflow. From sterility to power requirements to DPH and DOH requirements, we've thought of everything.


Available Nationwide — With Urgency

Need to go live quickly? Atlas Medical specializes in rapid deployment. We work closely with hospital facilities and clinical teams to ensure fast, compliant setups. Our trailers are prepped, inspected, and backed by 24/7 service and support. In many cases, we can have you performing cases in days — not weeks.


And yes, we handle all the heavy lifting: permitting support, transport, site planning, and even crane-less delivery when needed.


The Atlas Difference

We’re not just a rental company. We’re your strategic partner. From the first call to patient day one, we align with your team to make sure your mobile lab feels like home — and performs like one, too.


You won’t find outdated equipment or cramped trailers here. Our focus is on premium systems, seamless integration, and clinical confidence.


As we like to say:
No, we’re not changing the world. But we help the healthcare providers that are.


Need a Siemens Artis Zee trailer now?

We have units available for short- or long-term rental. Get in touch today to reserve your trailer or schedule a site walk.

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Sean Schneider

Mobile Project Manager · Atlas Medical


About the Author

Say hello to Sean Schneider - our Mobile Project Manager at Atlas Medical. Sean has worked in the medical imaging industry for over 20 years, including 10 years with Atlas Medical. 


Sean has a knack for making complicated projects simple to understand. Around here, Sean's the man who keeps things moving smoothly.


When Sean isn't helping launch our mobile imaging units at new sites he enjoys spending time with his family, golf, and hockey.

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