Description
The BDR-32 High-Power Portable X-ray Machine is a versatile, high-performance imaging solution engineered to meet the diverse needs of clinical settings (hospitals, clinics, emergency departments) and veterinary care (vet hospitals, zoos, horse farms, research institutions). Developed by Yi’an Medical Technology (Haining) Co., LTD., this portable system integrates an 8kVA high-power X-ray generator, dual focal spots, advanced touchscreen operation, and multi-mode connectivity—delivering diagnostic-quality imaging for chest, abdomen, extremities, and animal-specific examinations. With its compact design, robust performance, and comprehensive safety features, the BDR-32 eliminates the constraints of fixed X-ray rooms, enabling efficient, accurate imaging in both indoor clinical environments and outdoor mobile scenarios.
Core Product Advantages
High-Power Performance & Precise Imaging
Equipped with a maximum input power of 8kVA and a wide tube voltage range (40-125kV, continuously adjustable in 1kV steps), the BDR-32 delivers exceptional penetration for diverse imaging needs—from soft tissue scans to dense bone radiography. It features dual focal spots (0.6mm for high-resolution imaging, 1.8mm for high-dose applications) and a maximum tube current of 100mA, paired with a 42KHU anode heat capacity to ensure clear, sharp image detail. The 43cm×43cm maximum radiation field (at 100cm SID) covers a broad range of imaging areas, while precise mAs control (0.1-100mAs) minimizes unnecessary radiation exposure, complying with ALARA principles for both humans and animals.
User-Friendly Operation & Flexible Exposure Modes
The system supports both wired and wireless exposure modes (wireless hand switch with 443MHz remote control), enabling operators to maintain a safe distance (≥2 meters) during imaging—critical for radiation safety and managing skittish animals. It features a 9.7-inch capacitive touchscreen with an intuitive interface, displaying real-time parameters (kV, mAs), exposure status, and error alerts. Six preset exposure parameters (M1-M6) streamline operation for common scenarios (e.g., human extremities, animal limbs), while the parameter storage function allows customization for specific needs. Dual ranging modes (ultrasonic: 40-200cm + ruler) ensure accurate positioning for consistent results.
Compact Design & Multi-Scenario Adaptability
Weighing only 18.8kg with dimensions of 288×208×484mm, the BDR-32 is easy to transport and operate in tight spaces—from hospital wards and clinic rooms to zoo enclosures and rural pastures. Its durable construction (IPX0 protection, impact-resistant frame) withstands the rigors of mobile use, while the ergonomic handle facilitates easy carrying. The system operates in a wide environmental range (temperature: 10-40℃, humidity: 30-75%RH), adapting to both indoor clinical settings and outdoor veterinary missions.
Comprehensive Connectivity & Data Management
The BDR-32 supports multiple connectivity options: Bluetooth (pairing password “1234”), RS232, and PC communication, enabling seamless integration with image workstations and PACS systems. The 9.7-inch touchscreen allows for on-device parameter adjustment, error code query, and system settings, while the built-in error self-diagnosis function (with reset guidance for common faults) reduces downtime. The system is compatible with iRay Technology’s Mars series flat panel detectors (Mars1417V-TSI, Mars1717V-VSI), enhancing digital imaging capabilities for both clinical and veterinary applications.
Rigorous Safety & Reliability
Radiation safety is prioritized with multiple protective features: inherent filtration (2.8mm Al equivalent), adjustable radiation field (minimum 5cm×5cm), and an alarm for overly close focus-to-skin distance (<20cm). The system complies with IEC 60601 electromagnetic compatibility standards, minimizing interference with other medical devices. It also features overload protection, anode heat limit monitoring, and a 10-year service life (environmental life), ensuring long-term reliable performance. Daily and weekly maintenance checklists simplify upkeep, while the manufacturer’s 5-year spare parts supply guarantee supports sustained use.
| Specification Category | Parameter Details |
| Product Type | High-Power Portable X-ray Machine (Clinical & Veterinary Compatible) |
| Core Power & Performance | – Maximum Input Power: 8kVA; Nominal Power: 5kW/8kW (switchable)- Tube Voltage Range: 40-125kV (1kV step, ±8% precision)- Tube Current Range: 10-100mA (±20% precision)- mAs Range: 0.1-100mAs (±(5%+0.2mAs) precision)- Focal Spot Size: 0.6mm (small) / 1.8mm (large)- Anode Target Angle: 15°; Anode Heat Capacity: 42KHU- Radiation Field (SID 100cm): 5cm×5cm (min) ~ 43cm×43cm (max) |
| Operation & Control | – Exposure Modes: Wired (2-gear hand switch) + Wireless (443MHz remote control)- Control Interface: 9.7-inch capacitive touchscreen- Preset Parameters: 6 groups (M1-M6) + customizable storage- Ranging Modes: Ultrasonic (40-200cm) + Ruler- Error Diagnosis: Built-in error code display + reset guidance |
| Connectivity & Compatibility | – Communication Interfaces: Bluetooth (pairing code “1234”), RS232, PC communication- Detector Compatibility: iRay Mars1417V-TSI, Mars1717V-VSI- Software Functions: Parameter adjustment, error query, system reset, remote control calibration |
| Physical & Environmental | – Dimensions (L×W×H): 288mm×208mm×484mm; Weight: 18.8kg- Operating Environment: 10-40℃, 30-75%RH, 70-106kPa- Storage/Transport Environment: -15-55℃, 10-90%RH (no condensation), 50-106kPa- Noise Level: ≤65dB(A) (no-load) |
| Safety & Reliability | – Radiation Protection: Inherent filtration 2.8mm Al equivalent, focus-to-skin distance alarm (<20cm)- Protection Class: IEC Class I (electric shock), IPX0 (ingress)- Service Life: 10 years (environmental life); Spare Parts Supply: 5 years post-production termination- Certifications: Compliance with IEC 60601-1 EMC standards |
| Clinical & Veterinary Applications | Clinical: Chest, abdomen, extremity radiography; Veterinary: Animal limb, joint, torso imaging; Applicable Scenarios: Hospitals, clinics, vet hospitals, zoos, horse farms, research institutions |
