Practix. Mobile Radiography. Changing its point of view comes naturally. Practix 300

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1 Practix 300 Specifications Practix Mobile Radiography Changing its point of view comes naturally Practix 300 With its swiveling telescopic tube arm and rotatable column, the Practix 300 adds a new and outstanding dimension to mobility. Optimal positioning can be achieved as easily as with a stationary Bucky system. Various features and options allow the unit to be used for wide ranging applications in all fields of radiography.

2 Mobility from head to toe Easy handling and positioning The easy maneuverability of the Practix 300 allows X-ray exposures to be made wherever needed. With its smooth running wheel system and small footprint, Practix 300 provides outstanding mobility. The Practix 300 s swiveling telescopic tube arm and rotatable column allow the tube to be positioned quickly and easily, whether the unit is situated at the foot or the side of the bed. Due to its geometry with rotatable column and swiveling telescopic tube arm, both beds are easily accessible without the need to reposition the basic system. Applications Short exposure times prevent motion artifacts, with high peak power and mas producing images of excellent quality. This allows the Practix 300 to be used for a wide range of applications and is particularly suitable for taking X-rays of patients in emergency rooms and for use with thorax exposures. 36 APR programs make working easier and faster. Additionally available options are remote control, high-resolution X-ray tubes with different focal spots and dose area product measurement (Diamentor PX). Digitalization As with all members of the Practix family, the Practix 300 can be upgraded to digital by adding CR (Computed Radiography) cassettes, providing a lighter and more compact alternative to a digital flat detector.

3 Technology you can rely on Basic unit Type Mobile X-ray unit with rotating column (±200 ) and telescopic X-ray tube arm Dimensions in mm (l x w x h) 1120 x 617 x 1925 (44.13" x 24.31" x 75.84") Cassette storage Radiation protected for up to 10 cassettes (43 cm x 43 cm) Source-floor distance 70 cm to 200 cm Weight 290 kg (639 lbs) Generator Type High-power X-ray generator Peak power 30 kw (100 kv / 20 ms) at 230 V / 115 V (mains voltage) Nominal power 22 kw (100 kv / 100 ms) at 230 V / 115 V (mains voltage) Tube voltage 40 kv to 125 kv in 1 kv steps Maximum current 300 ma Tube current time product: large focal spot 0.1 mas to 200 mas small focal spot 0.1 mas to 64 mas Mains supply 115 V ±10%, 230 V ±10%, single-phase, 50 Hz (60 Hz) Mains fuse 16 A slow Preparation time 1s Exposure times 1 ms to 5.3 s X-ray tube Type Rotating-anode X-ray tube Anode material Rhodium,Tungsten, Molybdenum Nominal focal spot 0,6 / 1,5 or 0,6 / 1,2 (option) Anode angle 14 Maximum radiation field 43 cm x 43 cm Options Dose area product measurement (Diamentor PX) Remote control Pediatric filters

4 The dimensions of maneuverability All dimensions in mm On release of break lever, unit stops immediately Radiation protected cassette drawer for up to ten cassettes User interface for full system control including all options

5 Even within reach from the bed s foot end Lateral exposure in emergency environments Digitalization via Philips Computed Radiography

6 Philips Medical Systems is part of Royal Philips Electronics Interested? Would you like to know more about our imaginative products? Please do not hesitate to contact us. We would be glad to hear from you. On the web Via By fax By postal service Philips Medical Systems Global Information Center I.B.R.S./C.C.R.I. Numéro VC Eindhoven Pays-Bas/The Netherlands (no stamp required) Asia Tel: Europe, Middle East, Africa Tel: Latin America Tel: North America Tel: Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V All rights are reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without the prior written consent of the copyright holder. Philips Medical Systems DMC GmbH reserves the right to make changes in specifications and/or to discontinue any product at any time without notice or obligation and will not be liable for any consequences resulting from the use of this publication. Printed in The Netherlands /704 * JUL 2004