Portable Digital X-Ray Machine for Medical Diagnosis - High Resolution Imaging Equipment

Your radiologist needs to roll this right into an ICU bay for a post-op chest on a ventilated patient who can't be moved—that's exactly why we built the UM-1507 with that compact mobile chassis and DICOM compatiblity so it talks straight to your PACS.

Most buyers go with the 10mA setting for routine extremities, but you've got a 40-110kV range and up to 200mAs if you're shooting through a cast or bariatric patient, and the 5kW generator hits 40kHz frequency so you're not waiting around for the tube to recharge.

We've got CE and FDA and ISO 13485 on file obviously, and every unit ships with an individual COA that includes the actual kV calibration—basically, the factory tests each one before it leaves because automated QC on the assembly line isn't enough for this kind of gear.

It runs 220-240V AC input, the touchscreen is 10 inches and handles exposure times from 0.01 to 6.3 seconds, and we usually keep about 50 units or so in our bonded warhouse for quick dispatch (lead time is 2-3 weeks for full carton orders).

One thing people don't think to ask: the storage is expandable via USB or network drive, but teh internal memory fills up after roughly 2,000 images at HD resolution—so factor that into your workflow if you're shooting more than a dozen exams per day.

Anyway, dimnesions are compact but not backpack-sized—think a large rolling carry-on, not a briefcase—and it's better suited for clinic or hospital corridors than field triage because the battery option wasn't cost-effective for the power draw at 100mA.