200mA Stationary X-ray Machine

Product Description

Model: 200mA Stationary x-ray machine XM-200B

The image provided displays a conventional medical X-ray machine setup, a standard piece of equipment used in hospitals and clinics for diagnostic imaging. This type of equipment uses ionizing radiation to create images of the internal structures of the body, particularly effective for visualizing bones and detecting fractures or other structural abnormalities.

Key components:

• X-ray Tube and Stand: The large vertical apparatus on the left contains the X-ray tube head (often referred to as the “bulb” in product descriptions), which produces the X-rays, and a stand that allows for positioning over the patient.
• Radiographic Table: The long, flat table in the center is where a patient would lie down during the procedure. It often has a moving or “floating” top to assist with patient positioning.
• Control Console: The smaller console unit to the right is the operator interface, where a radiologic technologist selects technical factors like voltage (kVp), current (mA), and exposure time to control the quality and quantity of the X-ray beam.
• High-Voltage Generator and Power Supply: The other two cabinets likely house the high-voltage generator and power supply, which provide the necessary power and current to the X-ray tube to produce the X-rays.