NKX500 Medical Diagnostic X-Ray Machine: Part Names & 500mA Specifications

The NKX500 is a 500mA medical diagnostic X-ray machine used by hospitals and clinics for chest, limb, pelvis and lumbar spine radiography. Like every fixed system, it is built from the same core x ray machine parts: a digital high-frequency high-voltage generator (380 V, three-phase five-wire, 50 Hz; tube voltage 40–125 kV, tube current 10–640 mA), an X-ray tube assembly (XD52-30.50/125 kV, double focus 1.0/2.0, 2800 r/min), a multifunction photography flat bed (bed size 2000 × 710 × 700 mm) with a fixed filter grid of 40 L/cm, 10:1 ratio and 100 cm convergence distance, plus an optional amorphous-silicon flat panel detector (35 × 43 cm, 3.6 LP/mm) for DR upgrade. The x ray machine part names above make it easy to compare configurations and order spares.

The x-ray machine is mainly used for the photographic examination of human chest, limbs, pelvis and lumbar spine by medical units.

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NKX500 X-Ray Machine Parts FAQ

What are the main x ray machine parts of the NKX500?

The NKX500 is composed of a digital high-frequency high-voltage generator, an XD52-30.50/125 kV X-ray tube assembly, a multifunction photography flat bed with a 40 L/cm fixed filter grid, and an optional flat panel detector for DR.

What is the x ray machine name for a 500mA unit?

The 500mA medical diagnostic radiography machine is named NKX500 in the Newheek lineup. Accessories have their own names, such as the NK17SG bucky stand and the L-series exposure hand switches.

Author: Lillian