Vertical Grid Device: Vertical Bucky Grid Stand Features & Specs

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A vertical grid device — also called a vertical bucky grid stand — is a space-saving X-ray accessory that holds the film grid upright for chest, spine and abdominal radiography. It uses a single stanchion with internal balance, manual movement and mechanical locking, and the film box opens 180° with a probe panel window for easy access to the AEC system. The standard film box size is 480 × 550 mm with a 300–1600 mm height range, a 10:1 grid ratio, 103 lines/inch density and 180 cm focal length, supporting film up to 17″ × 17″. Stationary, mobile and suspension types are available.
The Newheek Vertical bucky grid stand is divided into fixed, mobile and suspension. Moving base can be configured at will. The mounting method is divided into formal mounting and side mounting.The bucky tray is either manual or electric. The bucky tray is 14 by 17 inches or 17 by 17 inches.
The Newheek Vertical bucky grid stand can be optionally configured to meet the needs of different customers.

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