Digital X-Ray Machines Suppliers & Bulk Manufacturers

Available Forms: Portable digital X-ray units, Stationary digital X-ray systems, Mobile X-ray units

Available Strengths: High-resolution imaging, advanced image processing, digital storage/routing

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Category: Medical Devices

Digital X-ray machines in stationary, mobile and portable formats, with DR or CR imaging and DICOM output, for hospitals, imaging centres, screening programmes and medical device distributors.

Product Description:

Digital X-ray machines capture radiographs on an electronic detector instead of film. Direct radiography (DR) uses a flat-panel detector that produces an image within seconds; computed radiography (CR) uses reusable imaging plates read by a scanner. Images are processed on a workstation and stored or sent in DICOM format to a PACS. This page covers three types: stationary systems in a shielded room; mobile units on wheels for wards, theatres and intensive care; and portable units light enough to carry for field, outreach or veterinary work.

Hospital imaging departments usually need a stationary DR room with a high-power generator and automatic exposure control. Wards and emergency departments use mobile units with a motorised drive and wireless detector. Screening programmes, such as chest radiography for tuberculosis, often consider portable systems. Every type emits ionising radiation, so sites need a shielding plan, a person responsible for radiation protection, trained operators, routine quality control and dose recording.

Sourcing notes. These are medical devices. Ask for the manufacturer's ISO 13485 certificate, conformity with IEC 60601-1 and the particular standards for diagnostic X-ray equipment, and the CE certificate under the EU MDR or FDA 510(k) clearance where the destination accepts them. Many countries also require a radiation protection licence to import, install and operate X-ray equipment. Specify generator power, detector type, size and pixel pitch, wired or wireless detector, power supply and software licences. Agree installation, acceptance testing, training, warranty, spare parts and local service before ordering. Confirm DICOM conformance with your PACS.