Konica Minolta KDR Flex overhead X-ray system showing the tube head, table, and wall stand together

KDR Flex Overhead X-ray System

Discover the KDR® Flex Overhead X-ray, the first system to switch from manual to auto mode seamlessly. Ideal for Radiology Technologists and Medical Directors, it offers an intuitive interface and supports all conventional radiographic applications. Learn more now!

Overview

The KDR® Flex Overhead X-ray is a groundbreaking system that seamlessly switches between manual, auto, and assist modes. It boasts an intuitive, customizable user interface and is designed for all conventional radiographic applications. The system includes a high-frequency generator, radiographic table, and wall bucky.

Key Features:

  • Tube-mounted user interface with image preview
  • Effortless movement
  • DDR-Ready
Konica Minolta KDR Flex system installed with a ceiling-mounted rail system, table, and wall stand, illustrating tube head travel range

A Reliable System

The enhanced design minimizes instability and vibration, while electromagnetic locks guarantee precise positioning. The table features a seamless elevation mechanism and can support up to 800 lbs.

Konica Minolta KDR Flex tube head and table shown together, front view

Automatic Positioning and Alignment

The KDR Flex autonomously monitors the tube and adjusts to the detector’s center on both the table and wall stand, ensuring proper alignment, Source-to-Image Distance (SID), and angulation. All axes are motorized, offering over 16 feet (5 meters) of travel and 360° rotation.

Close-up of the KDR Flex tube head touchscreen displaying exposure settings and collimation controls

Effortless Tube-Mounted User Interface

12″ high-resolution touchscreen with an integrated user interface. The tube-mounted display enables the operator to control the system and view images, thereby reducing exam time. The capacitive handle in the tube head features internal sensors that detect touch, allowing for seamless movements by the operator.

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