The X‑Rad160XL is commonly used for:

• Cell and tissue irradiation studies
• Stem cell research protocols
• Cancer and immunotherapy research
• Viral inactivation and sterilization work
• Translational radiobiology experiments
• High‑throughput dosing of multi‑well plates

Its design makes it suitable for laboratories focused on controlled radiation exposures in biological samples.

The X‑Rad160XL uses a graphical TouchRad interface that:

• Lets users program exposure parameters and recall them later
• Stores exposure and user history in an exportable database
• Supports hundreds to thousands of user accounts and administrative control
  These features help maintain experimental consistency and traceability

No. The X‑Rad160XL’s fully shielded cabinet design eliminates the need for external room shielding unlike traditional radioactive sources, making installation and lab safety compliance more straightforward.

Yes. All X-Rad systems including the X-Rad160XL can be equipped with the OptiMAX multimodal imaging module, which enables X‑ray imaging plus optical/bioluminescent imaging in a single workflow, improving localization of targets and post‑irradiation assessment.

Yes — the TouchRad software allows users to save defined exposure protocols (energy, dose, filters, timing, etc.) for later recall. This enhances consistency across experiments and simplifies repeated workflows in multi‑user labs.