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The System Designed For Small Animal Irradiation And Targeted Studies

The X-Rad225XL is ideal for large cell cultures and small animal applications. The OptiMAX imaging module allows for quick changes between imaging modalities and precise co-registration of images.

key Features
Largest internal x-ray chamber
Focal irradiation with automated or fixed collimators
Full screen, real-time specimen viewing
Motorized turntable and adjustable programmable specimen shelf
Integrated filter recognition
Daily automated dose QA
Imaging capabilities with OptiMAX
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Application Highlights
Small Animal Irradiation
Whole-Body Irradiation
Targeted Irradiation
Cell Irradiation
Stem Cell Research
Cancer Research
Sterile Insect Technique
Immunotherapy
Radiation Injury Studies
Translational Radiobiology
Imaging & Biomarkers
Viral Inactivation
Sterilization

The X-Rad320 has been instrumental in achieving our research goals to evaluate the role of lymphocyte subsets in virus infections of the eye

Dr. Robert Lausch
USA Department of Microbiology and Immunology, University of South Alabama College of Medicine
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Applications include small animal whole-body irradiation, targeted irradiation, translational radiobiology, immune response studies, virus inactivation, and small animal tumor model work.

The X‑Rad225XL has one of the largest irradiation chambers available in its category, offering substantial space for larger samples, plates, or small animals, making it versatile for high‑throughput research.

Key hardware highlights include:

  • 225 kV X‑ray tube and generator with stable output for varied dose rates.
  • Motorized turntable and adjustable specimen shelf for uniform exposure across samples.
  • Full‑screen, real‑time specimen viewing with image capture.
  • Automated filter recognition for consistent beam conditioning.
  • Largest available cabinet chamber for flexibility.

The system operates up to 225 kV and can be configured for both high and low dose rates, depending on filtration and setup. While specific numbers depend on configuration and distance, this energy range covers most biological irradiation protocols used in research.

Yes. The modular design allows customers to add options after initial installation, such as imaging modules, advanced dosimetry hardware, motorized shelves, and variable collimators. This lets labs scale functionality as project needs evolve.

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