Veterinary X-ray machines are an integral part of modern veterinary medicine and are used to diagnose and treat a variety of animal diseases. Veterinary X-ray machines can take pictures of your pet’s head, chest, abdomen and limbs, and X-rays can be taken to understand the exact location of injuries. These x-ray machines have a wide range of variations between different types, features and brands, and therefore the cost of veterinary x-ray machines varies as a result. There are various types of x-ray machines used by veterinarians, each designed to meet different needs. The main types of veterinary x-ray machines are stationary and mobile.
Stationary Vet X-Ray Machines
Stationary veterinary x-ray machines are usually installed in a fixed location, usually in the x-ray room of a veterinary clinic or hospital. Compared to a mobile X-ray machine, it does not require frequent movement and setup, making it more suitable for use in a fixed location.
Stationary veterinary x-ray machines usually have a high resolution, providing clear x-ray images that help veterinarians accurately diagnose disease or injury. Some advanced veterinary x-ray machines can also incorporate a veterinary flat panel detector to upgrade the DR system so that images can be seen immediately after photographing the pet. DR32A/B and 20A, like those manufactured by DAWEI Veterinary Medical, can produce images instantly, and the 80B X-ray machine is even more suitable for cattle inspection. Stationary veterinary X-ray machines range in cost from $10,000 to $70,000. Higher resolution, feature-rich equipment is usually more expensive.
Mobile Veterinary X-Ray Machines
Mobile veterinary x-ray machines are usually equipped with wheels and handles to allow them to be moved to different locations, such as the operating theatre, inside a clinic, to different areas of a veterinary practice or even outdoors to meet different clinical needs. Mobile veterinary x-ray machine equipment can usually be used for different types and sizes of animals such as small pets, large animals and livestock. Modern mobile x-ray machines are often equipped with radiation reduction features to minimise radiation exposure to both the operator and the animal. The cost of a mobile veterinary x-ray machine depends on a number of factors, including manufacturer, model, configuration, imaging features and accessories. Generally, mobile x-ray machines also come in a wide range of prices and may range from $10,000 to $30,000.
It’s important to note that in addition to the cost of the equipment itself, there are additional costs to consider, such as those associated with equipment installation, maintenance contracts, radiation safety and licensing. Before purchasing a stationary veterinary x-ray machine, make an informed decision based on your actual needs and budget.
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Post time: Sep-25-2023