Specifications
- Features
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Features Bore size - 85 cm
Scan field of view - 60 cm
Gantry tilt - -30° to +30° w/0.5° increments
Generator power - 80 kW
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- Features
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Features Bore size - 85 cm
Scan field of view - 60 cm
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- Features
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Features Bore size - 85 cm
Scan field of view - 60 cm
Gantry tilt - -30° to +30° w/0.5° increments
Generator power - 80 kW
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