TR90B Tough Ray Battery
Battery-Powered Field-Ready Tough Ray System
Technical Specifications
| Output @ 40–60 kVDC | 20 mA |
|---|---|
| Output @ 62–80 kVDC | 15 mA |
| Output @ 82–90 kVDC | 10 mA (Standard) / +15 mA High Power Mode |
| kVp Range | 40–90 kVDC |
| Timer Range | 0.01–1.00 sec (+0.01–0.30 sec additional range) |
| Timer Steps | 0.01 sec increments |
| Battery | Rechargeable Lithium-Ion, 60 VDC |
| Internal Power | Pulse Frequency Modulation High-Frequency Inverter |
| X-Ray Tube | Toshiba D-0814 |
| Focal Spot | 0.8 mm |
| Heat Storage | 9.86 kHU (7 kJ) |
| Collimator | Mikasa R-300V (continuously adjustable) |
| Warranty | 5-Year Limited |
MinXray TR90B Tough Ray Battery
The MinXray TR90B Tough Ray Battery Powered is the cordless evolution of MinXray’s flagship Tough Ray series. Combining high output, low weight, and hundreds of exposures from a single battery charge in MinXray’s most durable design, the TR90B is built for demanding field radiography. Its unique High Power Mode delivers up to 50% increased output at 82–90 kVDC settings — critical for challenging equine imaging. The long-lasting, quick-change lithium-ion battery ensures continuous productivity through long field days.
Key Features & Highlights
- Battery-powered — hundreds of exposures per charge, no power outlet needed
- High Power Mode: up to 50% more output at 82–90 kVDC
- Quick-change lithium-ion battery for field swapping
- Toshiba D-0814 X-ray tube with 0.8 mm focal spot
- Mikasa Model R-300V continuously adjustable collimator
- Ideal for digital or film imaging systems
- Industry-leading 5-year limited warranty
Ideal Applications
Brand & Compliance
Country of Origin: United States
Founded: 1967
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