Mobile C-Arm X-ray KCX-A100 is a compact multi-configurational x-ray imaging surgical modality. System incorporates advanced 9” image intensifier with multiple imaging tools for advanced and optimized workflow. Extended orbital rotation with dual focus larger field of view improves image quality. Pre-defined positional configurations assist greater coverage on areas typically considered out of reach.
| X-Ray Generator | Frequency 40 kHz Power Capacity 3.5 kW |
| Tube Current | X-ray : 20 mA - 63 mA Fluoroscopy : 8 mA |
| Tube Voltage | 40 kV ~ 110 kV |
| Exposure Factor | 1 ~ 125 mAs |
| X-ray Tube Configuration | Stationary anode with dual focus |
| Video Monitoring System | Monitor : 14" High definition CRT with ±135° rotation Vidicon Tube : 0.47 MP Ultra Low-Illumination CCD |
| Detector | 9" Image Intensifier with micro-groove grid |
| X-ray Tube Thermal Capacity | 650 kJ |
| Operation Interface | Graphic LCD touch screen along with portable hand-held controller |
| Collimator | Motorized multi-leaf collimator |
| Fluoroscopy Mode : Automatic | Tube voltage : 40 kV ~ 110 kV adjust automatically Tube current: 0.3 mA ~ 4 mA adjust automatically |
| Fluoroscopy Mode : Manual | Tube voltage 40 kV ~ 110 kV continuous Tube current: 0.3 mA~4 mA continuous |
| Fluoroscopy Mode : Pulsed | Tube voltage 40 kV ~ 110 kV continuous Tube current: 4.1 mA~8 mA continuous |
| C-Arm Positioning Angles | Forward and backward movement: 200m Revolution around Horizontal axis: ± 180° Revolution around Vertical axis: ± 15º Orbital Rotation: 120° (+90°~ -30°) |
| Focus Control | Focus screen distance: 960 mm Small focus: 0.6 and Large focus: 1.5 |
| Plate Holder | 8″ x 10″ / 10″ x 12″ |
| Dimensions | 2440 x 1100 x 1420 mm |
| Weight | 353 Kgs |
10-inch high resolution screen
Digital beam-forming technology
Pseudo-colour imaging
Sharp high definition imaging
Real-time depth adjustability
Adjustable focus control and positioning
Used in OTs, cardiac OT, orthopedics, general surgery for fluoroscopy or real-time image-guided surgical navigation during implant placement, DSA, etc.
