How to choose a beam splitter

Everyone knows that the function of a beam device is to control the irradiation field and radiation amount of X-rays, so how should we choose a beam device? Next, let’s take a look at beamers.

Beam collimator, also known as collimator and beam limiter, is an accessory for X-ray inspection equipment. Its main function is to control the radiation field of the X-ray tube output line, meeting the requirements of X-ray imaging and diagnosis. And it can also absorb some scattered rays, improving the clarity of the image. Collimators can be divided into three types according to operation: manual X-ray collimators, electric X-ray collimators, and automatic X-ray collimators. Different operation and control methods are suitable for different rays. The manual X-ray collimator is suitable for filming and can be applied to portable X-ray machines. The beam limiter covered with lead leaves can be opened and closed by manually adjusting the knob or lever on the beam collimator. It is also equipped with a lighting area indicator system inside. Electric X-ray collimators are mainly used for dynamic viewing angles, such as gastrointestinal machines. They do not need to be adjusted close to the operating platform, and can be remotely controlled based on the system or other operating methods. The structural difference between automatic X-ray collimators and electric X-ray collimators is not significant. The difference is that there is no lead leaf state detection device inside the automatic beam limiter. The above is the difference between different beamers. Through this article, I hope you can find the most suitable one for yourself when purchasing beamers. If you have other questions or want to purchase our beamers or other products, you can call us. Tel（whatsapp）:+86 17616362242                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         

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