X Ray Table

Product Details:

An X-ray horizontal bucky table with a grid of 60 lines refers to a specific type of radiographic equipment used in medical imaging, particularly in X-ray examinations. Let's break down the components:

1. Horizontal Bucky Table: This is a specialized table used in radiography for positioning patients during X-ray examinations. The "bucky" refers to a device that holds the X-ray detector or cassette in place, ensuring consistent image quality and reducing scatter radiation. A horizontal bucky table allows for imaging procedures where the patient lies down horizontally, such as chest X-rays or extremity imaging.

2. Grid: The grid is a component used in radiography to improve image quality by reducing scatter radiation. It consists of lead strips or lines separated by radiolucent material (such as aluminum) arranged in a crisscross pattern. The grid sits between the patient and the X-ray detector to absorb scattered radiation before it reaches the detector, resulting in sharper and clearer images. The "60 lines" specification indicates the grid frequency, which refers to the number of lead strips per inch or centimeter. A grid with 60 lines per inch or centimeter is considered to have fine grid lines, providing effective scatter radiation control while minimizing image blurring.

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 3
• Delivery Time: 1-2 Weeks
• Packaging Details: Packed with Corrugated Sheet and Foam