Analogic Mobile Radiography Unit

The Xenox M70 is a compact and lightweight analog mobile x-ray unit that is intended for radiological examinations in the emergency room and at the patient's bedside.Prominent CharacteristicsThe Xenox M70 unit is effortless to transport and handle due to its moderate weight.The equipment is capable of effortlessly surmounting minor obstructions, such as the elevation disparity between the elevator's base and the hallway.The "dead man" brake system is a passive safety device that is activated if the device is accidentally released during downhill transportation, in place of the standard foot brake.The operator enjoys excellent visibility during transportation as a result of its restricted overall dimensions.The operator can effortlessly position the equipment by employing the appropriate handle.The operator can effortlessly center the X-rays due to the unique movement of the radiogenic source fork and the supporting arm.The radiogenic source is user-friendly, even when operating at floor level.The control desk is operated by a microprocessor that provides a digital display of the radiological parameters. This enables the rapid and effortless interpretation and selection of the examination parameters via the LCD screen.A standard PC with a serial port can be used to update the control software.The arm is independently balanced and features an articulated joint with a four-bar linkage system.The arm group's purpose is to maintain the radiogenic source at a right angle to the examination surface and to support it as it hangs over the operating space.