TOR CDR
TOR CDR radiography phantom is used for conventional and non-subtractive made:
TOR ABC
Beam Alignment Phantom
A routine test object designed to be used quickly and easily on a regular basis (e.g. weekly/monthly) to provide an ongoing check of beam alignment and centring.
Used for Radiography or Fluoroscopy, enables the following checks to be made:
The TOR ABC is available on its own or with either the hanger vertical bucky jig or the suction vertical bucky jig.
*** A special variant of the vertical bucky jig is available for Siemens’ Vertix system. Please request at time of order ***
PIX 13
Leeds Test Objects – PIX 13 phantom is designed to check the image quality performance of digital radiography X-Ray systems.
TO ANSI
Leeds Test Objects – TO ANSI is a patient equivalent phantom is used when checking the image quality performance of general radiography systems.
TO AEC
Leeds Test Objects – TO AEC is an X-Ray quality assurance phantom comprising a stack of PMMA plates which allow the user to check the consistency, repeatability and reproducibility of AEC system function.
Fluoro 4 & Fluoro 4-L
Leeds Test Objects′ FLUORO-4 phantom is designed to be used to check the image quality performance of digital and conventional fluoroscopy X-Ray systems. These tests should be carried out at acceptance to establish a baseline, and on a routine basis, keeping an on-going record of the test results, which will indicate any deterioration in performance.
FLUORO-4 features the following test details:
FLUORO-4 should be used with either PMMA/Cu or Al attenuator plates (available separately).
The phantom is supplied in a soft protective carry bag.
PMMA/Cu Attenuator
A bonded PMMA and Copper attenuator consisting of 30mm PMMA and 1mm Cu.
25mm Aluminium Attenuator
Leeds Test Objects- Aluminium Patient-Equivalent Attenuator is designed for use when checking the image quality performance of general radiography systems.
21mm Aluminium Attenuator
Leeds Test Objects – 21mm Aluminium Patient-Equivalent Attenuator is designed for use when checking the image quality performance of general radiography systems.
DR-2
A set of test objects designed to be used quickly and easily to provide an ongoing check of imaging performance, particularly those aspects which are most liable to deterioration. An ongoing record of these numbers will reveal any trend towards deterioration in imaging performance.
