We offer a wide range of phantoms and test tools for the diagnostic X-ray machine. They are a great complement to the RaySafe X2, RaySafe Xi and RaySafe ThinX instruments when testing image quality, light field alignment and more.
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This versatile phantom was designed to assist in training technologists and physicians in the use of a stereotactic system, and for verifying the proper operation of mammographic stereotactic biopsy systems
Was designed to test the performance of a mammographic system by a quantitative evaluation of the system’s ability to image small structures similar to those found clinically.
The small size of the phantom permits fast, easy comparison of conventional and digital image quality, because you can attain an image of the entire unit in a single exposure.
The CT Dose Phantoms are designed to simulate pediatric and adult heads and bodies. The Phantoms are used primarily for computed tomography dose index (CTDI) measurements essential within your CT quality control program.
The RaySafe P 3D Fluoro phantom is used to test the cone beam functionality of fluoroscopic X-ray systems. Parameters to test with RaySafe P 3D
The RaySafe P Fluoro phantom is made for acceptance and constancy tests of digital and analog radiography and fluoroscopy equipment. The tests supported include:
The RaySafe Pro-Digi phantom is dedicated for acceptance and constancy tests of digital radiography equipment.
The RaySafe Pro-Slit is a so-called slit camera for accurate measurement of the focal spot size according to IEC 60336:2005. Its smart design enables repeatability and accuracy and the possibility to measure the size of any focal spot with one tool.
Adjustable stand, designed to make focal spot measuring procedures easy to perform, as well as ensuring accurate results. It is used with our pinholes and slit camera (not included) and can also be used for manual HVL measurements.
One of the specifications and chief features of an X-ray tube is its focal spot size, a very important factor in the resolution to be achieved during a radiologic examination.