Fatali-Med FTL056-PE VET

General veterinary practice and companion-animal clinics represent the primary clinical home for the FTL056-PE VET. The unit's touch-screen preset system allows nurses and technicians to quickly select species-specific parameters, reducing repeat exposures and lowering cumulative doses to patients and staff. High-throughput day practices benefit from sub-eight-second image acquisition, which keeps appointment flow moving without compromising diagnostic quality. Procurement teams at veterinary hospital groups can obtain full compliance documentation directly through Medigear.uk to satisfy clinical governance and equipment-audit requirements.

Mobile and large-animal veterinary settings present conditions that this unit handles confidently. The aluminium trolley rolls across yard surfaces and loads into transport vehicles without specialist equipment, while the foot-brake castors provide immediate stabilisation on uneven ground. The optional rechargeable battery removes dependence on mains power, sustaining up to 200 exposures in paddocks, stables, or remote locations. The 40-to-125 kV range and high mAs ceiling ensure that larger equine and bovine subjects can be imaged at diagnostically adequate penetration.

Emergency and referral veterinary centres rely on rapid, reconfigurable imaging when critical cases arrive outside scheduled hours. The FTL056-PE VET's one-button operation from pre-loaded presets allows on-call staff to produce diagnostic images without specialist radiography oversight, which is particularly valuable during after-hours trauma triage for road-traffic-accident and acute orthopaedic cases. The DICOM-compliant flat panel integrates directly with existing PACS infrastructure, so referral images are immediately shareable with consulting specialists.

Independent practitioners and home-visit services represent a growing buyer segment, and Medigear.uk supports this audience with dedicated procurement guidance. The compact trolley fits through standard doorways and is positioned in domestic spaces with minimal setup time. The rechargeable battery option removes the constraint of mains availability at the patient's location, making the unit a practical investment for practitioners expanding into home-visit or farm-call radiography.

Sub-Eight-Second Image Delivery That Keeps Consultations Moving

The FTL056-PE VET produces a displayable diagnostic image in under eight seconds from exposure trigger to screen. For companion-animal clinics running high appointment volumes, this throughput advantage reduces the time an anxious or sedated patient spends on the table and allows the veterinarian to make real-time positioning decisions rather than waiting through processing cycles. The speed is a direct result of the 3072×3072-pixel flat panel's high-speed data-transfer architecture and is maintained consistently across the full kV and mAs ranges.

5.6kW High-Frequency Generator with 320 mAs Exposure Ceiling

A 5.6kW generator operating at switching frequencies of 80 kHz to 200 kHz delivers more consistent photon output per exposure than lower-frequency machines, resulting in less image noise at equivalent dose levels. The 320 mAs ceiling gives the clinician sufficient exposure headroom for large-breed and equine subjects without straining the generator or tube. For procurement teams evaluating units across a mixed-species caseload, this output specification removes the need to acquire a separate high-powered unit for larger patients.

Hospital-Grade Flat Panel Detector with DICOM Compliance

The 17×17-inch amorphous silicon flat panel detector (FPD-V1717X) delivers 3072×3072-pixel resolution with a 139-micron pixel pitch, 16-bit depth, and a spatial resolution of 3.6 lp/mm, producing images with sufficient spatial resolution to evaluate fine trabecular bone structure, early periosteal change, and soft-tissue mineral opacity. DICOM compliance and HL7 workflow compatibility mean the unit connects directly to hospital and specialist referral PACS systems without middleware. Medigear.uk provides full interface documentation to support PACS administrators' pre-installation review.

CE Certification and ISO 13485 Quality Management for Procurement Confidence

The FTL056-PE VET is CE-certified and produced under an ISO 13485 quality management system, meeting the documentation requirements that veterinary hospital procurement officers, trust purchasing committees, and government supply frameworks require. These certifications confirm that the unit has been assessed for electrical safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and radiation output in accordance with recognised international standards. Medigear.uk can provide the complete documentation package for institutional due diligence review upon request.

One-Button Preset Operation Reducing Technique Error at the Point of Care

Pre-loaded anatomical presets on the 10.4-inch touch screen allow any trained staff member to select the correct exposure technique for the named body region and animal species with a single touch, without consulting a paper technique card. This workflow reduces the likelihood of manual-entry errors that lead to repeat exposures, additional patient dose, and extended consultation time. For busy practices where multiple staff members rotate through radiography duties, the preset architecture standardises output quality across operators and shifts.

Optional Rechargeable Battery Enabling True Off-Grid Veterinary Imaging

The optional 200-exposure rechargeable battery pack makes the FTL056-PE VET genuinely independent of mains infrastructure for an entire working day of mobile or field imaging. Equine practitioners, farm-call vets, and mobile clinic operators no longer need to plan routes around power access points or carry generator equipment. Medigear.uk supplies the battery as an add-on to the base system, so buyers can configure the unit for their specific deployment model without paying for capabilities they don't need.

Compact Aluminium Trolley Designed for Real-World Veterinary Mobility

The high-strength aluminium alloy trolley frame keeps the unit's transit weight low enough for single-operator handling while providing the structural rigidity needed to protect the generator and detector during repeated loading and unloading from vehicles. Foot-operated brake castors lock instantly, without requiring the operator to bend down or use tools, enabling rapid room-to-room repositioning in clinical environments. The trolley's narrow profile passes through standard doorways and stable gates without disassembly.

Multi-Language Veterinary Software Supporting Diverse Clinical Teams

The imaging software ships with multi-language support and a professional veterinary interface that includes species-specific and anatomy-specific preset libraries aligned with standard small-animal and equine radiographic projections. This makes the unit deployable across multinational hospital groups, international distributor networks, and practices with mixed-language clinical teams without requiring software customisation at the point of installation. If you're interested in OEM software configuration for specific regional markets, please discuss your requirements with Medigear.uk.

Full OEM and Bulk Supply Capability for Veterinary Equipment Distributors

The FTL056-PE VET is available through Medigear.uk under OEM supply arrangements that include custom branding, localised documentation, and volume pricing structures suitable for regional distribution contracts and tender responses. Distributors building white-label veterinary imaging portfolios can access a CE-certified, ISO 13485-produced system without the capital and regulatory overhead of independent product development. Early engagement with the Medigear.uk procurement team enables lead time and scope for customisation to be agreed before tender deadlines.

Maximum Output Power: 5.6kW

The generator delivers a peak output of 5.6kW, providing sufficient power to penetrate large companion-animal and equine anatomical regions at diagnostic exposure times. This output level sits at the upper end of portable veterinary X-ray generators and removes the clinical compromise typically associated with lower-powered handheld or battery-only units. The 5.6kW rating is the foundation of the system's versatility across mixed-species practices.

kV Range: 40 kV to 125 kV

The tube voltage range of 40 kV to 125 kV covers the full spectrum of companion-animal radiographic projections — from fine-detail feline extremities at the lower end to equine thoracic and large-breed spinal studies at the upper end. The 125 kV ceiling is meaningful for practices that image horses, cattle, and other large exotic species, where tissue density demands higher beam energy than a standard small-animal unit can provide.

mA Range: 5 mA to 100 mA

The 5 mA to 100 mA milliampere range allows fine-grained control of exposure intensity across patient sizes. Low mA settings support dose-sensitive paediatric and small exotic-species imaging, while the 100 mA ceiling provides the intensity needed for rapid exposures in less cooperative large-breed patients. This range, combined with the 320 mAs ceiling, gives the operator flexibility to optimise technique to reduce motion and improve image quality.

mAs Range: 0.1 mAs to 320 mAs

The milliampere-second range of 0.1 mAs to 320 mAs is unusually broad for a portable unit. It is a key differentiator in equine and large-animal imaging, where technique requirements can exceed the ceiling of lighter portable systems. The fine lower end of the range supports precise low-dose protocols for small patients, and the 320 mAs ceiling provides the exposure load needed for dense equine anatomical regions, including the navicular area and upper limb joints.

Exposure Time: 1 ms to 10,000 ms

The exposure time range of 1 ms to 10,000 ms gives the operator precise control over acquisition duration across the full spectrum of clinical scenarios. Short exposures at 1 ms minimise motion blur in uncooperative or lightly sedated patients, while the extended upper limit accommodates specialised low-dose acquisition techniques for small or exotic species. This range complements the mA and mAs settings, providing a fully configurable technique matrix.

X-Ray Tube Focus: 0.6 mm / 1.8 mm Dual Focal Spot

The dual focal spot configuration — 0.6 mm fine focus and 1.8 mm broad focus — allows the operator to select the appropriate focal spot for the clinical task. The 0.6 mm fine focus delivers higher geometric sharpness for extremity and fine-structure studies such as navicular bone and distal phalanx imaging. In comparison, the 1.8 mm broad focus supports higher-load exposures of dense or large anatomical regions where tube loading is the primary constraint. Dual-focus design extends tube service life by distributing heat load across both filaments.

Tube Heat Capacity: 20 KJ

A 20 KJ anode heat capacity allows the FTL056-PE VET to sustain serial exposures in high-volume clinical sessions without enforced cooling pauses between acquisitions. This is operationally significant in equine fieldwork and emergency triage scenarios, where multiple projections of a single patient must be completed rapidly. The heat capacity figure also provides procurement teams with a meaningful basis for comparing tube durability across competing portable veterinary X-ray systems.

Power Supply: AC 110–220 V, 50–60 Hz

Wide-range AC input from 110 V to 220 V at 50 Hz and 60 Hz makes the FTL056-PE VET deployable without voltage-conversion equipment in any mains-powered environment. This is operationally important for distributors supplying diverse electrical markets and for mobile clinics that may encounter variable power-supply quality in rural or agricultural settings. Medigear.uk can confirm APFC compliance detail for specific market requirements on request.

Flat Panel Detector: FPD-V1717X — 17×17 Inches, 460×460×15 mm

The FPD-V1717X amorphous silicon flat panel measures 460 mm × 460 mm × 15 mm and provides an imaging area large enough to capture full thoracic studies in medium and large-breed dogs, full-length equine distal limb projections, and whole-body studies in small companion animals in a single exposure without detector repositioning. Amorphous silicon panel construction delivers consistent sensitivity across the full detector area and is the accepted standard in modern veterinary digital radiography systems.

Pixel Array: 3072×3072 at 139-Micron Pitch, 3.6 lp/mm, 16-Bit A/D

The 3072×3072 pixel matrix at a 139-micron pixel pitch delivers a spatial resolution of 3.6 lp/mm and 16-bit analogue-to-digital conversion — producing 65,536 grey levels per pixel and sufficient spatial detail to evaluate fine trabecular bone architecture, early periosteal change, and soft-tissue mineral density. This specification matches mid-tier fixed-room DR installations, confirming the FTL056-PE VET requires no diagnostic quality trade-off versus a permanent system. Confirm with Medigear.uk that the installed detector matches this specification at order confirmation.

Laptop Workstation and Interface: Intel i5, 8G RAM, 128G SSD, Wired / Optional Wireless

The included laptop workstation is specified with an Intel i5 processor, 8GB of RAM, a 2G graphics card, 128GB SSD storage, PCI-E and R232 interfaces, and a 14-inch display. The FPD-V1717X connects via wired interface as standard, ensuring a stable data transfer path unaffected by local wireless interference; a wireless interface option is available for cable-free workflows in equine field settings. Alternative hardware configurations are available on request through Medigear.uk for buyers with specific PACS integration or software compatibility requirements.

Imaging Speed: Sub-8 Seconds from Exposure to Display

Image reconstruction and display complete in under eight seconds from the moment of X-ray exposure. This speed is clinically meaningful in practice because it allows the operator to evaluate the exposure outcome, decide whether repositioning is needed, and proceed to the next projection within a single consultation without extending sedation or restraint time. Medigear.uk can provide workflow timing data for specific clinic configurations on request.

Touch-Screen Console: 10.4-Inch Capacitive Display with Anatomical Presets

The 10.4-inch capacitive touch screen provides a responsive, glove-friendly interface that operates reliably in the clinic environment. Pre-loaded anatomical presets cover standard small-animal and equine projections, enabling one-button exposure technique selection without manual factor entry. The console is physically separable from the generator trolley to allow positioning close to the operator during exposure, reducing the distance walked between patient and control panel.

Generator Switching Frequency: 80 kHz to 200 kHz

Soft-switching technology operating across a working frequency range of 80 kHz to 200 kHz produces a more consistent X-ray beam than low-frequency generators, reducing beam ripple and improving the reproducibility of exposure output between acquisitions. A stable photon spectrum at each kV setting translates to consistent image contrast, which is particularly important in equine and orthopaedic studies where serial radiography is used to monitor disease progression over time.

Mobile Trolley Frame: High-Strength Aluminium Alloy with Lockable Foot-Brake Castors

The aluminium alloy trolley construction keeps total system weight low enough for single-operator transit handling while providing the structural integrity to protect the generator, detector, and console during repeated loading and transport. Aluminium also resists surface corrosion in yard and stable environments where moisture exposure is routine. Four foot-operated brake castors lock instantly without the operator needing to crouch or use a hand tool, engaging firmly on both hard clinic flooring and softer yard surfaces for immediate stable fixation at the examination side.

Optional Battery Pack: Up to 200 Exposures Per Charge, with DICOM and HL7 Output

The optional rechargeable battery pack integrates with the generator system and sustains up to 200 full exposures without mains connection — sufficient for a full day of equine field work or a mobile clinic session across multiple locations. The battery pack ships as an add-on option through Medigear.uk, allowing buyers to specify battery-enabled or mains-only configurations. All images output in standard DICOM format with HL7 workflow support, connecting directly to hospital PACS and radiology information systems without additional middleware or proprietary bridge software.

Certification: CE and ISO 13485

CE certification confirms conformity with applicable European directives covering electrical safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and radiation output for this class of medical device. ISO 13485 certification of the manufacturing quality management system provides institutional procurement teams with assurance that design controls, production processes, and post-market surveillance meet the quality standard recognised across regulated medical device markets. Medigear.uk holds the full documentation set for procurement due-diligence review.

The FTL056-PE VET portable digital veterinary X-ray unit delivers 5.6kW of high-frequency output, a 17×17-inch flat-panel detector with sub-8-second image acquisition, and CE and ISO 13485 certification, in a mobile aluminium-frame trolley that performs equally well in companion-animal clinics, large-animal and equine settings, emergency referral facilities, and home-visit or farm-call environments. Its touch-screen control architecture, preset-driven one-button exposure system, optional battery autonomy supporting up to 200 exposures per charge, and DICOM-compliant imaging chain serve veterinary hospital procurement teams, distributors building specialist equipment portfolios, and independent practitioners investing in field-ready digital radiography. Contact Medigear.uk for specifications, procurement assistance, or expert consultation.