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Device: Mobile X-ray
Manufacturer: Philips
Model: Practix 2000

Location: United Kingdom, Hampshire
Rating: 95%

9473.4349096076 9,473

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Device: Mobile X-ray
Manufacturer: Philips
Model: PMX 2000

Location: United States, New Jersey

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Mobile X-ray may also be referred to as :

X-ray, Mobile | X-ray Mobile Unit | System, X-ray, Mobile | Portable X-ray | Mobile X-ray Unit | Mobile Radiographic Unit | Radiographic Unit, Mobile

Tips for buying Mobile X-ray

1. Ruggedness and durability are the two main factors to consider when purchasing a mobile x-ray unit (also known as a portable x-ray).
2. Mobile radiographic units should be designed to keep an important balance between maneuverability, ease-of-use and performance, together with high quality of x-ray output.
3. All portable x-ray units should be lightweight and easy to assemble, carry, and transport. X-ray mobile units should be able to produce sufficient x-ray output for simple exams.
4. Three categories of portable x-ray units are available: self-propelled, manual propulsion, and units for use outside hospitals - where mobility is necessary.
5. Large batteries are the main power source of the self-propelled x-ray mobile units. Maneuverability is a key factor, without compromising x-ray output. These portable x-ray units, when fully charged, should be able to produce all necessary x-ray exposures without an outside power source.
6. It is heavier to maneuver the manually propelled x-ray mobile units. These are line-powered and do not rely on batteries as a main power source. They are designed with a focus on a specific patient group.
7. Manufacturers offer many different features for different models. Some of the options include automatic exposure control, anatomic programming, and input voltage.
8. Mobile x-ray units that are motor-driven need battery power. For safety, they should have collision brakes, as well as a manual override for driving the unit through swinging doors.
9. The x-ray exposure on some units is powered directly from the line voltage. On other portable x-ray units, the input line voltage charges a battery or capacitor to power the x-ray exposure.