X RAY VIEW BOX

Technical Specifications

An X	ray view box, illuminated viewing panel, is a medical device with a backlit translucent surface used by healthcare professionals to view and interpret X-ray films or radiographic images for diagnostic purposes.
Light Source	Modern units use energy-efficient LED lights, which provide a long life of approximately 100,000 hours and produce little to no UV emissions or heat.
Brightness	High brightness is crucial for viewing detailed images. Most professional-grade view boxes offer brightness levels of over 7,500 Lux, with high-end models exceeding 15,000 Lux.
Luminance Uniformity	To ensure accurate diagnosis without dark spots or glare, the illumination across the viewing surface typically has a uniformity of over 90%.
Color Temperature	A color temperature of around 6000K to 8000K (white/light-blue) is standard, as it closely mimics natural daylight and helps in discerning fine image details.
Thickness	Ultra-slim designs are common, often with a thickness of just 25mm to 45mm (1 to 2 inches), saving valuable workspace.
Options	Available in single, double, triple, and four-film configurations.
Installation	Most models support both desk and wall mounting options for flexible placement.
Brightness Control	Many view boxes include an integrated or digital dimmer to adjust brightness levels according to film density and user preference.
Automatic Film Sensor	An auto-sensor feature is common, where the individual viewing section illuminates automatically when a film is inserted and turns off when removed, conserving energy.
Film Holding Mechanism	An advanced clamping or magnetic nipper system is used to hold films securely, accommodating various thicknesses without slippage.
Power Input	Designed with a wide voltage range (e.g., AC 100-270V) for compatibility in different regions.

X RAY VIEW BOX

Technical Specifications

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