Description

The X-Rad 320 offers a large chamber within a compact cabinet footprint. A self-contained x-ray system designed to deliver a precise radiation dosage to specimens from cells to small animals such as mice, rats and rabbits. The x-ray tube is used specifically for radiation therapy, having a highly homogenous beam. Featuring TouchRad control panel - a multi-user, password protected touchscreen interface - the X-Rad 320 includes a transportable database that can track individual system usage.

Key Features

  • TouchRad touchscreen control panel
  • Full screen real-time specimen viewing and image capture
  • Beam Hardening filter holder
  • Adjustable specimen shelf
  • Integrated filter recognition

High Voltage Generator

  • Maximum Output Voltage: 320kV
  • Maximum Current: 30mA

X-ray Tube

  • Max. Potential: 320kV/12.5mA
  • Max. Power: 4000 W
  • Type: Metal Ceramic, Fixed Anode, Oil Cooled
  • Focal Spot: 8mm² (per EN12543)

Dose Output

  • 3 Gy/min at 320KV, 12.5mA, 50cm SSD (HVL≈ 1mm Cu)
  • 1 Gy/min at 320KV, 12.5mA, 50cm SSD (HVL≈ 4mm Cu)
  • >15 Gy/min at 320KV, 12.5mA, 50cm SSD (No Beam Hardening)

 

The OptiMax System:

Optical and x-ray imaging for improved 2D IGRT targeting

The OptiMax Multimodal Imaging Module is designed to fit into the irradiation chamber of the X-RAD 320. 

The OptiMAX provides researchers with the only high energy X-ray irradiation system that will perform both optical and X-ray imaging of their cells, tissues or animals for pre-treatment image guided localization of target tissues and for post treatment diagnostics of results at a molecular and functional level.

Reservation

The X-RAD 320 system is located at the SPF animal facility. 

To reserve this instrument, please use the BookIt Lab system. 

In-Vivo Imaging: Maestro II