Portable Veterinary X-ray Fluoroscopy Instrument (BJI-2P)

• Customization: Available
• Classification: Imaging Diagnostic Equipment
• Type: X Ray Equipment
• Model NO.: BJI-2P
• Certification: CE, FDA, ISO13485
• Group: Animals
• Name: Veterinary X-ray Fluoroscopy
• Certificate: Ce, FDA, ISO
• Applicate: for Veterinary Use; for Limbs
• Transport Package: Alumium Case
• Specification: CE, FDA
• Trademark: Bojin
• Origin: China Shanghai
• HS Code: 90221400
• Production Capacity: 1000set/Year

Product Description

Parameter:

Model	BJI-2P
Field of Vision	Φ50mm
Imaging Resolution	50lp/cm
Maxi Objective Thickness	140mm
Screen Brightness	Applicable
X-ray Tube Voltage/Current	60kV/0.35mA
X-ray Leakage	(50cm away from X ray tube, any angle)<1mGy/Hour
Grey Scale	≥6
Power Supply	90-240V, 50 or 60Hz
Power Consumption	250VA
Net Weight	8kg
Gross Weight	13kg
Size of Handheld Case	66*53*22cm
Export image from any monitor?	Observe from monitor or computer
Specialization and application	Four limbs

                                                       About us
          Established in 1993 and headquartered in Shanghai, Bojin, as an advanced orthopedic equipment
manufacturer and solutions provider, Bojin focuses on the development and marketing of orthopedic-purpose
motor products, X-ray imagescopes, treatment apparatus, and supporting surgical tools/parts. It has more than
one hundred types of orthopedic products under 8 series, which have received QC certification of 3C, ISO9001,
ISO13485, CE of the EU, and FDA Registry 3008787426. Its mission is to satisfy the needs of patients and
medical care with innovative high-tech products and therefore become a promoter of people's orthopedic health.
It has built a healthy sales and services network thanks to its 200 dedicated employees in the marketing
companies or teams in more than 4countries and regions across North America, Europe and Asia. Its products
are used in more than 60 countries and, in particular, in more than 20000 Chinese medical institutions 70%
of which are 3A-rated hospitals.