High Frequency Digital X-ray Machine DR750A for Hospital & Clinic Imaging Needs

Basically, it solves the problem of slow patient throughput and inconsistent image quality in a busy clinic or hospital — you don't want to be waiting for a tube to cool down or re-taking chest X-rays because the detector noise is too high.

We've found most buyers go with the DR750A for its U-arm setup; electric lift and rotation let you position a supine or standing patient without wrestling the equiment, and the floating table with electromagnetic lock is pretty much standard for what you'd expect in a mid-range system.

It runs off a 50kW high-frequency generator (40-150kV, 10-630mA) with a 17x17-inch amorphous silicon flat panel that has 139μm pixels and 16-bit ADC — which means you get sharper edges on bone detail than a 200μm panel, and the 150kHU anode heat capacity on the dual-focus tube (0.6mm/1.2mm) handles about 20-30 exposures before you need a 30-second pause. Also, the APR stores up to 2000 protocols, so your techs don't have to dial in settings for every body part.

Input voltge is 220VAC ±10% at 50Hz, and it's CE and ISO13485 certified — we ship it with a COA and the DICOM 3.0 compatibility is standerd, but confirm your PACS integration before ordering. Lead time is usually 4-6 weeks, though we sometimes have a demo unit (check stock), and bulk pricing for 3+ units drops roughly 12%, but MOQ is 1 unit.

One thing no one thinks to ask: the touch LCD interface has a multi-grade denoise and image reversal feature, but if you're doing a lot of pediatric work, the default exposure settings aren't optimized for it — you'll need to tweak the APR yourself.

The construction is high-strength aluminun alloy, so it's lighter than steel but still rigid; the whole thing weighs about 450kg or so, give or take, and it ships on a pallet with the tube head and detector packed seperately.