IWA-CT07 Eq200 Standing Equine Cone-Beam CT System

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★ Standing CT for equine patients — no general anaesthesia or recumbent positioning
★ Floor-level ring: X-ray source and flat-panel detector rotate around a footpad
★ Scan time from 15 s; 0.05 mm minimum slice thickness
★ Low-dose source; 1 kW power requirement

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Standing cone-beam CT for the horse — a floor-level ring that scans in as little as 15 s, without general anaesthesia.

Product Overview

Eq200 standing equine CT — low-dose X-ray source, footpad and flat-panel detector on a floor-level ring

Eq200 is a standing equine cone-beam CT system from Rayvision Medical. A low-dose X-ray source and a high-precision flat-panel detector rotate on a floor-level ring around a central footpad, so the horse is imaged standing in a natural position.

Standing acquisition avoids general anaesthesia and recumbent positioning. Scans complete in as little as 15 s to limit motion artefact, and the field of view is 200 mm (XY) × 165 mm (Z) with slice thickness down to 0.05 mm.

Key Features

  • Designed for large equines — standing imaging in a natural position, without general anaesthesia or recumbent positioning.
  • Fast scanning — scan time from 15 s (range 15 – 60 s) reduces motion artefact.
  • Low radiation dose — low-dose source minimises exposure risk for operators.
  • High-resolution volume — 0.05 – 0.24 mm slices, 600 reconstructed slices, 140 µm detector pixel.
  • Floor-level ring gantry — source, footpad and 30 × 30 cm flat-panel detector on one scanning ring.
  • 1 kW power requirement — 220 VAC ±10 % supply.

Product Gallery

Equine limb positioned on the footpad for standing acquisition
Equine limb positioned on the footpad for standing acquisition
Operator workstation and floor-level scanning ring
Operator workstation and floor-level scanning ring
Operators at the scanning ring
Operators at the scanning ring


Technical Specifications — X-ray Source

Tube voltage 30 – 80 kV
Tube current 0.5 – 2 mA

Technical Specifications — Power Supply

Rated power 1 kW
Input power 220 VAC ±10 %

Technical Specifications — Imaging Parameters

Reconstructed slices 600
Slice thickness 0.05 – 0.24 mm
FOV (XY) 200 mm
FOV (Z) 165 mm
Scan time 15 – 60 s
Detector pixel 140 µm
Maximum acquisition speed 30 fps
Detector active area 30 × 30 cm

Technical Specifications — Ergonomics

CT gantry weight 400 kg


Clinical Applications

  • Standing equine CT — the limb to be examined is positioned on the central footpad between the X-ray source and the detector.


Site Planning and Installation

Eq200 is a floor-level installation.

Power and Environment

Supply voltage 220 VAC ±10 %
Supply internal resistance ≤ 0.5 Ω
Frequency 50 Hz / 60 Hz
Power capacity 1 kW
Operating temperature 10 °C – 35 °C
Relative humidity 30 % – 75 %, non-condensing
Atmospheric pressure 700 – 1060 hPa
Room shielding and dimensions [TBC]


Workflow Notes

  • The horse stands with the limb of interest on the central footpad; sedation is at the attending veterinarian’s discretion.
  • The source and detector rotate around the footpad; scans take 15 – 60 s.
  • Images are reviewed at the operator workstation beside the scanning ring.

Package Contents

  • 1 × Low-dose X-ray source unit
  • 1 × High-precision flat-panel detector unit
  • 1 × Footpad
  • 1 × Operator workstation


Downloads

Product brochures and technical documentation are available on request — contact IWA.

Why Choose Eq200

  • Workflow efficiency — Standing acquisition removes general anaesthesia induction, recumbent positioning and recovery from the imaging workflow.
  • Clinical accuracy — Scans from 15 s limit motion artefact; 0.05 mm slices and a 140 µm detector pixel resolve fine osseous detail.
  • Practice economics — A 1 kW power requirement and a low-dose source keep facility and operating demands modest.

Warranty and Support

1-year whole-system warranty. Extended warranty is available for purchase — contact IWA for terms and service coverage in your region.

Installation is carried out against the manufacturer’s installation manual: the main unit and patient table are connected, the console and workstation are cabled, and scanning, reconstruction, fluoroscopy and DR acquisition are verified before handover.

FAQ

Q: Does the horse need general anaesthesia?
No. Eq200 images the horse standing in a natural position. Any sedation is at the attending veterinarian’s discretion.

Q: Which anatomy can be scanned?
The limb is positioned on the central footpad between the source and detector, with a 200 mm (XY) × 165 mm (Z) field of view. Contact IWA for the confirmed list of supported regions.

Q: What site preparation is required?
The system needs a 220 VAC ±10 %, 1 kW supply. Shielding, room size and floor preparation for the 400 kg gantry will follow the manufacturer’s site-planning guide — contact IWA. Both 50 Hz and 60 Hz supplies are supported.

Q: What warranty applies?
1-year whole-system warranty, with extended warranty available for purchase.