Attachment 2 - Specifications.pdf
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This document is a product specification sheet for the Videray PX Ultra Handheld Backscatter X-ray Imager. The device is a portable x-ray imaging system designed for deep inspection applications, featuring a 160 keV / 10W x-ray source capable of penetrating up to 13 mm of steel while delivering industry-leading image clarity. The unit includes an embedded 7-inch full HD display with an intuitive touchscreen interface and onboard advanced imaging software for operator control and analysis.
The system incorporates integrated camera and lighting capabilities for real-time documentation of inspections and offers multiple connectivity options including GPS, LTE/cellular, Wi-Fi, and USB for data transmission and location tracking. The device provides 6 hours of battery life to support extended field operations. The standard package includes a compact weatherproof carry case and comes with 2 years of warranty coverage. This specification sheet does not contain procurement details, pricing, response dates, or other contracting information.
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Videray PX Ultra Handheld Backscatter X-ray Imager
Capabilities / Accessories
Penetrates up to 13 mm of steel for deep inspection
160 keV / 10W X-ray source delivers industry-leading image clarity
Integrated camera and lighting system for real-time documentation
Embedded 7” FHD Display
Intuitive touchscreen interface with onboard advanced imaging software
Multiple connectivity options: GPS, LTE/cellular, Wi-Fi, USB
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Standard Accessories Kit
Compact Weatherproof carry case
2 Years of Warranty
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