Name: 32 kW Digital Radiography X-Ray Machine - Niche Healthcare
SKU: NH-12712 - SS5544844

Description

In modern veterinary medicine, accurate imaging is essential for diagnosing fractures, soft-tissue injuries, thoracic and abdominal disease, dental pathologies, and orthopaedic deformities. The 32 kW Digital Radiography X-Ray Machine delivers high-resolution, low-dose X-ray imaging for animal patients of all sizes — from cats and dogs to larger livestock — and supports dynamic imaging (fluoroscopy) for live diagnostics.

How the Medical Process Works

Patient assessment & preparation – Vet examines, sedates/restraints patient if necessary, positions correctly.
Parameter selection – Clinician sets kV, mA, exposure time (mAs), SID, and collimation.
Exposure & image acquisition – Digital detector captures the X-ray instantly; images can be previewed.
Image processing & diagnosis – Adjust contrast, measure anatomy, compare with prior studies.
Record keeping – Images stored in PACS or patient record system for follow-up care.

The ability to perform dynamic radiography provides real-time imaging (e.g., joint motion, swallowing, respiratory studies), which enhances diagnostic accuracy and speeds up treatment decisions.

Features & Benefits

Feature	Benefit
32 kW High-Frequency Generator	High output for clear images, even with large animals. Shorter exposures reduce motion blur.
Wide kV & mA Range	Suitable for both soft-tissue and dense structures.
Flat Panel Digital Detector	Instant image capture; high resolution; reduced radiation dose.
Dynamic Radiography Mode	Real-time imaging for complex diagnostics.
Automatic Exposure Control (AEC) & APR Presets	Optimized exposures, reduced operator error.
Veterinary Imaging Software (DICOM/PACS)	Advanced measurements, digital storage, seamless sharing.
Floating, Adjustable Table	Easier positioning for animals, supports larger patients.
Safety Features	Lead shielding, collimation, tube protection.
Compact, Integrated Design	Space-saving, lower installation cost.

Instructions for Use

Check system & safety equipment – Ensure power supply, detector, and shielding are operational.
Prepare patient – Sedate or restrain if necessary, position correctly, collimate to area of interest.
Select parameters – Use APR presets or manually set kV, mA, and exposure.
Perform exposure – Ensure staff safety, trigger exposure via hand/foot switch.
Review image – Check quality immediately; repeat if needed.
Store & document – Save images to PACS with patient ID.
Maintenance – Daily cleaning, periodic calibration, follow manufacturer’s schedule.

Comparison: 32 kW DR vs Alternatives

Feature	32 kW DR System (This Product)	Low-Power DR (16–20 kW)	CR / Film Systems
Power Output	32 kW	16–20 kW	Varies (lower efficiency)
Exposure Time	Very short	Longer (motion blur risk)	Longest
Image Acquisition	Instant (DR)	Near-instant	Delayed (plate scanning/film processing)
Dynamic Imaging	Yes	Sometimes limited	No
Image Quality	High	Moderate	Variable, often lower
Workflow Speed	Fast	Medium	Slow
Radiation Dose	Lower (optimized DR)	Higher	Higher (repeat exposures common)
Cost (Upfront)	Higher	Medium	Lower
Consumables	Minimal	Some	High (film, chemicals)

Specifications

Power Supply Voltage
- Single-phase, 3-wire cable
- 220V ± 22V
Rated Power
- 32 kW
Maximum Output Current
- 400 mA
Operating Frequency
- ≥ 300 Hz
Current Regulation Range
- 10 mA – 400 mA
Tube Voltage Regulation Range
- Radiography (RAD): 40 – 150 kV
- Fluoroscopy (Fluoro): 40 – 110 kV
Current-Time Product Range
- 0.1 mAs – 320 mAs
Anode Input Power
- 20 kW for small focal spot
- 40 kW for large focal spot

Summary & Conclusion

The 32 kW Digital Veterinary X-Ray Machine combines power, precision, and workflow efficiency. With instant DR imaging and dynamic fluoroscopy, it improves diagnostic accuracy while reducing patient stress and radiation exposure. Ideal for animal hospitals seeking to modernize their imaging department, this system offers a long-term return on investment through reduced consumables, faster throughput, and superior diagnostic capability.

FAQs

Q1. What’s the difference between DR, CR, and film?
DR = instant digital images, CR = plate scanning delay, film = chemical processing. DR is fastest, safest, and most efficient.

Q2. Can it image both small pets and large animals?
Yes. With a 32 kW generator, both small pets and large breed dogs/livestock can be imaged effectively.

Q3. Does it support dynamic imaging (fluoroscopy)?
Yes. Dynamic radiography allows real-time visualization of motion (e.g., swallowing, joint movement).

Q4. How safe is it for animals and staff?
When used correctly with shielding, AEC, and collimation, exposure is minimized for both patient and staff.

Q5. What are the installation requirements?
Stable 220–240 V supply, grounded wiring, and adequate room shielding.

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