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Technix TMB 320

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Technix TMB 320

Product Code: MDIE-MIEQ-4272

One charge runs the whole day, from the first bedside exposure to the last.

Until the end of the working day, this 32 kW monobloc unit runs on a single battery charge, moving from bed to bed under motor power. It uses standard and CR cassettes in intensive care, on inpatient wards and in theatre.

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Medical Diagnostic Equipment

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Italy

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Supplier: Medigear

The TMB 320 is Technix's battery-powered mobile X-ray unit for bedside radiography on standard and CR cassettes. Its 32 kW X-ray generator is a monobloc mounted on a telescopic tube arm that rides a swivelling column, fixed or telescopic. The arm's vertical excursion runs from 569 to 2069 mm, and the tube head rotates ±180°. For paediatric work, the collimator holds copper and aluminium filters, and a double laser line indicates the reference focal distance. An infrared remote supplements the handswitch, sending its signal through glass and leaded glass from up to 10 m away, at any angle around the unit.

Battery endurance defines the TMB 320. Its battery pack powers the unit for every exposure, and the manufacturer rates a single charge for a full day of movement and imaging. Recharging waits until the day is over, so the unit stays available from the first examination to the last, and the high-capacity, fast-charging batteries return it to service quickly.

Under motor power, the unit moves smoothly at the operator's chosen speed and handles obstacles, steps, and inclines. Its dead-man brake engages as soon as the operator releases the handle. The telescopic arm and swivelling column let it work in small rooms and multi-bed wards. At the bed, motor-assisted fine positioning from the tube head moves the whole unit a millimetre at a time, and further controls beside the patient's bed refine the set-up. Electric and mechanical locks hold the arm. On contact with an obstacle, the front bumper halts it, and after a motor or battery failure or malfunction, motor release lets staff push it clear.

The unit measures 57.6 cm in width. It is available to business buyers in more than 80 countries.

Wherever patients must stay in bed, the TMB 320 brings radiography to them all day. They are imaged where they lie, on standard or CR cassettes, and one battery charge keeps the unit in service from the morning round to the last examination of the day.

Intensive care is a core setting. The unit drives in on its own motor, the telescopic arm brings the tube head over the bed, and electric and mechanical locks hold the arm in place. Staff can release the exposure from behind glass or leaded glass using an infrared remote.

On inpatient wards and in multi-bed rooms, the 57.6 cm chassis and the swivelling column work in the space between beds. Motor-assisted fine positioning from the tube head, along with the additional controls beside the bed, completes each set-up a millimetre at a time.

The emergency department gains a unit that runs on battery power and takes obstacles, steps, and inclines in its stride, reaching the trolley wherever it stands.

Orthopaedics, the plaster room and sports medicine use the TMB 320 for fracture checks after reduction or casting. The arm's vertical excursion of 569 to 2069 mm meets the limb at the height the bed or trolley is set.

On paediatric wards and in neonatology, copper and aluminium filtration suits the youngest patients, and motor-assisted fine positioning aligns the beam to the millimetre over a small patient.

Theatre staff can stay at the table while the radiographer angles the tube head through its ±180° rotation and releases the exposure by remote.

Across these settings, the whole-day battery lets one unit cover several departments in a single day without returning to charge.

A Full Day From One Charge

The unit keeps working through the day's list on battery power, and you can charge it once the list is finished.

Mains-Free Operation

Drive and generator both draw on the batteries, so the TMB 320 images patients wherever they lie, with no cable running to a wall socket.

Quick Return to Service

High-capacity batteries charge quickly, so a unit that worked all day is ready again soon.

Vertical Reach From 569 to 2069 mm

The arm's wide vertical excursion lets the tube head meet the patient at whatever height the bed is set.

Tube Head Rotation Through ±180°

Turning the tube head in either direction sets the beam angle for each projection at the bed.

Millimetre Adjustment at the Bed

Motor-assisted fine positioning moves the whole unit a millimetre at a time from the tube head, and a second set of controls sits beside the patient's bed.

Space to Work Between Beds

On a 57.6 cm chassis, the telescopic arm and swivelling column let the TMB 320 operate in small rooms and multi-bed wards.

Distance From the Beam

With the infrared remote, the operator can release the exposure from up to 10 m away and through glass or leaded glass.

Paediatric Filtration in the Collimator

Copper and aluminium filters sit in the collimator, so the same unit can move from adult wards to paediatrics and neonatology during the day.

32 kW Monobloc Generator

The X-ray generator delivers 32 kW and is built as a monobloc, with the generator and tube in one housing.

Standard and CR Cassettes

It works with either receptor: a standard cassette or a CR cassette.

Long-Life, Fast-Charging Batteries

High-capacity batteries give the unit long autonomy and fast-charge, with one charge covering a full day of use.

Motorised Drive With Dead-Man Brake

The integrated motor moves the unit at the operator's chosen speed. Releasing the handle stops it.

Obstacles, Steps and Inclines

The drive handles obstacles, steps, and inclines without difficulty between departments.

Telescopic Tube Arm

The telescopic arm extends the tube head over the patient and retracts it for transport.

Swivelling Column

The column swivels to swing the arm into position and is available in fixed or telescopic versions.

Vertical Excursion of 569 to 2069 mm

The arm travels vertically through a range of 569–2069 mm.

Tube Head Rotation of ±180°

The tube head rotates up to ±180 °.

Motor-Assisted Fine Positioning

Tube-head controls drive the whole unit in millimetre steps for final alignment.

Bedside Positioning Controls

Additional positioning controls sit beside the patient's bed, so you can make fine adjustments from there as well.

Electric and Mechanical Arm Locks

Two locking systems, one electric and one mechanical, hold the arm in its set position.

Infrared Remote Control and Handswitch

Exposures can be fired from the handswitch at the unit or from an infrared remote, which works at up to 10 m in a full circle and through glass and leaded glass.

Copper and Aluminium Collimator Filters

The collimator carries two filter materials, copper and aluminium, for imaging paediatric patients.

Double Laser Line

With the double laser line, the operator can see where the reference focal distance falls.

Anti-Collision Bumper and Motor Release

The anti-collision bumper at the front provides collision protection. A separate motor release system frees the drive when a motor or battery fails or the unit malfunctions.

Cable Reel

The unit's cable reel keeps the cable wound and tidy.

The TMB 320 suits radiology departments that keep a standard or CR cassette workflow and need one mobile unit to cover the whole day. Its case is upkeep. A single charge covers driving and exposures through the end of the day, so charging fits around the schedule. Departments that share one unit between intensive care, inpatient wards and the emergency department are the natural fit, because the unit stays on the move across all three until the day ends. Where beds and trolleys sit at different heights, the 569 to 2069 mm vertical excursion keeps the tube head within reach. Every exposure along the way comes from its 32 kW monobloc.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

A 32 kW X-ray generator built as a monobloc supplies every exposure. In its analogue configuration, the unit takes standard and CR cassettes.

By the manufacturer's rating, a single charge lasts a full working day of driving and exposures, so you can wait to recharge until the end of the day. The batteries are high-capacity and fast-charging, and the unit can make exposures without mains connection.

The TMB 320 exposes standard cassettes and CR cassettes, the two receptor types of its analogue configuration. The receptor is placed at the bed for each exposure.

The arm's vertical excursion runs from 569 mm to 2069 mm, and the tube head itself rotates ±180°. Together with the telescopic arm and the swivelling column, that range lets the tube head meet a patient lying flat or sitting up in bed.

The motor moves the unit at whatever speed the operator finds most convenient, and it masters obstacles, steps and inclines. Releasing the handle engages the dead-man brake and stops the unit.

The tube head provides fine, motor-assisted positioning, and the whole unit moves a millimetre at a time. Additional controls beside the patient's bed give the operator a second place to refine the set-up.

It does. The telescopic tube arm and swivelling column let the TMB 320 move easily in small rooms and multi-bed wards, on a 57.6 cm-wide chassis.

An infrared remote control can replace the handswitch. The operator can trigger the exposure from up to 10 m away and from any direction, even through glass or leaded glass. For exposures at arm's length, the unit's handswitch does the same job.

Technix lists neonatology and paediatrics as uses for the TMB 320. Its collimator filtration, in copper and aluminium, is intended for young patients, and the operator sets the reference focal distance with the double laser line.

Four safeguards are built in. The anti-collision bumper stops the unit on impact, and the dead-man brake stops it when you let go of the handle. Electric and mechanical locks hold the arm, while the motor release system frees the drive if a motor or battery fails or the unit malfunctions.

It is intended for diagnostic and radiological examinations in intensive care, inpatient wards, the emergency department, orthopaedics, the plaster room, paediatrics, neonatology, sports medicine, and the operating theatre. Radiology departments are also among its users.

Technix manufactures the TMB 320 under a quality management system certified to ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001:2015. ISO 13485 is the quality management standard written specifically for medical devices.