An injector for MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is a device that is used to administer contrast agents or contrast media during an MRI scan. Contrast agents are substances that are used to enhance the visibility of specific tissues, blood vessels, or organs during an MRI examination. The MRI injector systems must be manufactured of nonferrous materials in order to be safely used in the MRI. The injector for MRI is typically a computer-controlled device that allows for the precise and controlled administration of contrast agents. It works by delivering the contrast agent through a small tube (catheter) that is inserted into a vein in the patient’s arm or hand. The injector can be programmed to deliver the contrast agent at a specific rate and volume, which ensures that the agent is administered consistently and evenly throughout the scan.