SMALLER SIZE
But With Unchanged Excellent Image
The compact hand-held design makes you free.
Single hand operation.
Without the shackle power cord.
Easy Operation
More applicable
Clear image
Portable use
9 MAJOR FEATURES
Digital display with simple operation.
High-frequency portable X-ray machine, compared with ordinary portable X-ray
machines, the operators and patients will suffer from less radiation with better
image effects.
The circuit components imported from South Korea adopt high-frequency closed-loop
control. When the battery power is low, the image effect will not be affected.
Adopting the micro-focus tube imported from Japan's Canon, with the focal
point of 0.4mm and 12.5-degree anode angle, ensures a clearer image.
The exposure time is short with only about 0.4 seconds, which is 5 to 8 times
shorter than the that of ordinary portable X-ray machines to ensure less radiation
it can aslo reduce the influences of external factors such as hand shake, providing
a better shooting effect.
Small in size, light in weight, simple to operate, and available to be operated with
single hand.
The DC portable X-ray machine can be easily fixed on the chair for shooting, or simply
detached for handheld shooting independently.
500 shots can be taken continuously after the battery is fully charged.
Produced with quality assurance.
Digital display
Available for hand-held shooting seperately
Concise and clear operation icon
BREAK THROUGH TRADITION
DUAL OPERATION
WITH ONE UNIT
Customized portable X-Ray machine
fixing bracket, portable high-frequency
X-Ray machine can be fixed on the
chair side for imaging, and it can also
be detached and handheld for
independent operation. It is easy to be
disassembled and installed.
Parameters Instruction
Model: XR(P)
Tube Voltage: 70kV±10%
Tube Current: 2mA±20%
Input Voltage: 100V-240V
Frequency: 50Hz-60Hz
X-Tube: Canon (Toshiba)
Anode Angle: 12.5 °
Focus: 0.4mm
Exposure Time Range: 0.04s -2.0s
Leak Emissivity: 1 meter 0.25mGy/h
Machine Weight: 1.7kg
Relative Humidity: 30%RH-75%RH
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