high frequency x-ray unit for sale

In 1993, I bought a brand new Bennett High Frequency X-ray unit.  It worked great until in May of 2004, when my office was hit by lightning.   I ended up with a brand new X-ray machine (brand new tubes as well). Because the thrust of my practice had changed, I quickly found myself taking fewer and fewer films, and by 2012 I shut down my machine and got rid of my processor. The unit was serviced by David Fox of Mobile One X-ray of Mountain Home, Arkansas, and was certified every other year by MO Radiation Control by Ladonna Wolf.

Although I’ve had it listed here for awhile, I first put it up for sale on the MSCPA website and on Craigs List in September 2018. I thought I had it sold and then double-checked to make sure it would boot up, and although it tried (it had booted up a few weeks previously), it would not quite boot (I think it needs a capacitor — a small one; this is a 220 amp unit, not the 110 amp unit like Bennett used to sell). I have all the manuals, the digital control panel, a wall bucky (with the non-bucky holder that simply hangs on the bucky. Also included is a lead shield that’s on wheels, complete with a leaded glass window. Tube is good and it was taking pics until I shut it down. I’ll even help take it down and load it.

Russ Schierling
Mountain View, MO
(417) 934-6337