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URL: https://www.labtech.com.mx/files/LX60-cabinet.pdf
Proper Citation: Faxitron: LX-60 X-Ray Machine (RRID:SCR_019884)
Description: LX-60 Specimen Radiography System is best for imaging larger animals and more dense specimens, due to its cabinet size and energy range of up to 60 kV. The system's large 12 cm x 12 cm camera offers 10 lp/mm spatial resolution. Magnification allows for spatial resolution of up to 60 lp/mm. The 10-12 �m typical focal spot and up to 6X additional geometric magnification provide ultra high-contrast and high spatial resolution images. If a larger field of view is required, the LX-60 can be used with a CR plate and small, upright CR reader to obtain a field of view up to 10� x 12� (25.4 cm x 30.5 cm).
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Faxitron, X-Ray Machine, Instrument Equipment, USEDit
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