Examion GmbH products

The X-DRS Ceiling Standard is an extremely robust X-ray system that covers the entire spectrum of hospital X-ray imaging requirements. The various adjustment options for X-ray dose and on the generator are perfectly tailored to the needs of the user or to the respective examination, with large performance reserves to effortlessly cope with all eventualities.

The premium versions of our detectors are characterised by their low weight and a high degree of protection against the ingress of fluids.  With their small pixel size of only 100 μm, they provide digital X-ray images of outstanding quality that meet the most exacting requirements. The dimensions of the Premium X-ray detectors are the same as those of our bestseller. 35 cm x 43 cm. 43 cm x 43 cm. light weight. high water resistance.

The focus of our bestseller is on providing an outstanding price-performance ratio. A special feature of the detectors is the very good image quality, which meets even the highest expectations. 35 cm x 43 cm. 43 cm x 43 cm.

EXAMION image plate systems (otherwise known as computed radiography (CR) systems) are an ideal entry-level and/or backup facility, offering a cost-optimised solution for digital X-rays. Image plate systems are compact table-top devices. Their basic functioning relies on a two-step process which generates the X-ray images. After the imaging plate is exposed to the radiation source, the CR cassette is then inserted in the scanner where it is read. Only at this stage can the digital X-ray image be displayed on the viewer.

The X-DRS Ceiling Standard is an extremely robust X-ray system, suitable for the entire range of radiological examinations in hospitals. The various settings for X-ray doses and generator operation are fully configurable to the corresponding requirements of the operator or the examination, ensuring adequate power reserves in all cases. In the standard version, the X-ray system is equipped with electromotive tracking functions that assist the operator to obtain correct positioning prior to X-ray exposure. The X-ray tube itself is motorised and is moved into position by the tracking system when the table or wall unit is moved. The stitching function version offers the highest degree of motorised movement, allowing fully automatic full-leg or full-spine imaging acquisition at the wall unit.