Factory Supply CE Certified Mobile X-ray Equipment for Veterinary Diagnostics

You're looking at roughly eight to twelve thousand for a single sample unit, mid-volume orders around thirty units will land you closer to the six to seven thousand mark, and if you're talking a full container load, our company can push bulk pricing down to about forty-five hundred per machine.

What it does is solve that awkward juggling act between small animal practices and large animal calls, because you've got one machine that can handle a chihuahua's leg and then swing over to an equine stifle without swapping out equipment—it's a 40 to 110 kV range, so you dial in whatever voltge your patient's thickness demands.

real pain point for most vet clinics is having to refer out big animal X-rays or crowd multiple machines into a cramped space, so having a single unit on wheels that's certified under CE and ISO13485 basically means you're covering both your accreditation requrement and your daily throughput with one investment.

5kW may not sound flashy compared to hospital-grade units, but for veterinary work it's actually better than overkill because lower power at high frequency (that's 40kHz) means less radiation scatter and cleaner images on a range of tissue densities, and it keeps the overall weight down so you can wheel it between rooms easily.

We usually keep about fifty units or so in our China warehose ready to ship, but confirm lead time on teh CE documentation—usually 2-4 weeks for the certifcation packet to be translated and stamped—and don't expect it to handle exotic species like birds or reptiles without specialized grids, that's just not what this chassis is designed for.