TrueBeam H191448 Installed Date: 26/06/2014 Imaging KV/MV/CBCT (Cone Beam CT) HDMLC 120Leaf Application version: 2.5MR3 Filament Hours: 38438.2 Beam Hours: 3083.7 Photon Energies: 6x,... view more
Photon Energies: 18 MV, 6 MV Electron Energies: 6, 9, 12, 16, 20MeV IMRT: Added 2003 Console Software Version: 6.3 Portal Imaging-date added: 2005 What type of Arm on PI (R or Exact)? EXACT ... view more
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2012 MOBETRON 2000 - Portable LINAC... view more
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ELEKTA AGILITY Linac -installed & operable CONTACT SELLER FOR SYSTEM DETAILS & PRICING-- Thanks AVAILABLE NOW =============================== --- CONTACT SELLER TO DISCUSS INSPECTION, Test,... view more
VARIAN 600C System - DEINSTALLED, and IN WAREHOUSE READY TO CRATE & SHIP... view more
ELEKTA SYNERGY - 2 UNITS - CONTACT SELLER FOR SYSTEM DETAILS & PRICING-- Thanks =============================== --- CONTACT SELLER TO DISCUSS INSPECTION, DEINSTALLATION OPTIONS, PRICE,... view more
2007 Varian iX Trilogy Photons: 6 & 23 Electrons: 6,9,12,15,18 Independent Jaws Carbon Standard Couch 4DTC IMRT dMLC Workstation software v.1.6 OBI CBCT 120 MLC Portal Imaging ASi1000... view more
2004 Varian 21EX 6&10 MV Independent Jaws Carbon Top Couch Max Dose Rate 400 MU Console Software V.13.0 80MLC IMRT dMLC Autofield Sequencing CBCT Upgraded OBI Portal Imaging ASi1000 ... view more
2006 Varian iX... view more
2011 Varian TrueBeam... view more
ELEKTA SYNERGY S AVAILABLE... view more
2008 SIEMENS ONCOR w/ 82MLC & PV ... view more
Varian 2100C o 6 & 15 MV photons o Exact Couch o Approx. 1,400 Beam Hours o Available Soon CONTACT SELLER FOR PHOTOS & ATTRACTIVE PRICE FINANCING AVAILABLE ... view more
A linear accelerator (linac) is a type of particle accelerator that accelerates charged particles to high speeds using electric fields. It is the most commonly used type of particle accelerator in medical applications, such as cancer treatment and research. Linacs use a combination of electric and magnetic fields to accelerate particles in a straight line, as opposed to a circular path like in a cyclotron. The particles are then directed towards a target, such as a tumor, to deliver a dose of radiation.
Linear accelerator equipment is typically expensive, with prices ranging from tens of thousands of dollars to millions of dollars. The cost of the equipment depends on the size, type, and features of the machine. Major manufacturers of linear accelerator equipment include Varian Medical Systems, Elekta, and Siemens. These manufacturers offer a wide range of machines, from basic models to more advanced models with features such as image-guidance and motion-tracking.