LK-C26 Dental Portable X Ray Unit Machine

1. Mobile X-ray Machines: Mobile X-ray machines are designed for use in settings where patients cannot easily be transported to a radiology department, such as hospital wards, nursing homes, or emergency situations. These machines are compact and mounted on wheeled carts, allowing them to be easily maneuvered to the patient’s bedside.
2. Dental X-ray Machines: Dental X-ray machines are specifically designed for imaging the teeth and surrounding structures. They produce high-resolution images that help dentists diagnose cavities, gum disease, and other dental conditions. Dental X-ray machines may include intraoral (inside the mouth) and extraoral (outside the mouth) units.
3. Industrial X-ray Machines: Industrial X-ray machines are used for non-destructive testing (NDT) in various industries, including manufacturing, aerospace, and automotive. They are employed to inspect the integrity of materials and components, detect flaws or defects, and ensure product quality. Industrial X-ray machines use higher energy X-rays compared to medical devices and may incorporate specialized techniques such as computed radiography (CR) or digital radiography (DR).
4. Baggage X-ray Machines: Baggage X-ray machines are used in security screening at airports, train stations, and other transportation hubs to inspect the contents of luggage and parcels. These machines help security personnel identify prohibited items, such as weapons or explosives, concealed within baggage without the need for physical inspection.

Each type of X-ray machine serves a distinct purpose, whether in healthcare, industry, or security, contributing to various fields by providing valuable imaging capabilities for diagnostic, research, and safety applications.