Portable X-Ray Systems

Portable X-ray systems integrate generator, detector, battery, and image viewing hardware into a single field-deployable package. Medical and security teams transport these systems to positions where fixed X-ray infrastructure is unavailable. Military medical units, disaster response teams, border inspection services, and remote clinics across Pakistan use them across two distinct application categories: diagnostic medical imaging and security threat detection.

Medical portable X-ray systems use an inverter-based generator producing 40 kVp to 110 kVp output. Milliampere settings run between 1 mA and 100 mA. This covers chest, extremity, spine, and trauma imaging within a single portable unit. Wireless cesium iodide flat panel detectors transmit acquired images to a tablet display within 3 to 7 seconds of exposure. Battery packs support between 100 and 400 exposures per charge. Additionally, complete medical packages include radiation protection aprons, thyroid shields, and portable collimators. Total carry case weight runs between 15 and 25 kilograms for two-person transport to forward medical positions.

Security portable X-ray systems inspect packages, luggage, and vehicle components for weapons, explosives, and contraband. Transmission systems project X-rays through the inspected item onto a panel detector on the opposite side. Backscatter systems capture X-rays reflecting from the target surface, revealing items concealed within vehicle panels and beneath clothing. Furthermore, dual-energy imaging assigns color codes to organic and inorganic material categories. This accelerates threat identification during high-volume screening at border checkpoints and customs inspection points across Pakistan.

Power supply accepts rechargeable lithium-ion battery packs, 12V DC vehicle power, and 220V AC mains connection. This covers field, vehicle-mounted, and semi-permanent installation scenarios. Moreover, ruggedized foam-lined carry cases protect system components against impact and vibration. Vehicle transport across Pakistan’s varied road conditions to forward positions causes significant mechanical stress on sensitive X-ray components without adequate case protection.

Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies portable X-ray systems to Pakistan Army medical units, disaster response agencies, border customs inspection services, and remote clinical facilities requiring field-deployable radiographic and security inspection capability throughout Pakistan.