CDR vet

The radiology solution for veterinary diagnostics

CDR vet is the radiology system developed by IBIS to support the daily diagnostic activities of veterinary clinics, hospitals and specialist centres. Designed to ensure diagnostic quality, ease of operation and long-term reliability, it represents a complete solution capable of meeting the needs of modern veterinary facilities.

The four-way floating table makes positioning the animal easier and helps make radiographic procedures faster and more efficient. The combination of an integrated radiology generator, user-friendly ergonomics and build quality makes it possible to safely manage both routine examinations and more demanding diagnostic applications.

Designed for intensive, continuous use, CDR vet offers the perfect balance of performance, practicality and operating comfort, helping the veterinarian focus on what really matters: the quality of the diagnosis and the animal’s well-being.

Advantages

  • Designed for everyday veterinary practice
    • CDR Vet was developed to ensure reliability, ease of use and consistent performance in the diagnostic activities of clinics, veterinary hospitals and specialist practices.
  • Four-way floating table
    • The wide range of movement of the tabletop makes it easier to position the animal correctly, reducing operating times and improving comfort during radiographic examinations.
  • Complete, ready-to-use configuration
    • The integrated radiology generator provides a complete solution, designed to efficiently handle both routine examinations and more in-depth diagnostic investigations.

Clinical applications

  • Small animal diagnostics
    • Ideal for radiographic examinations of dogs, cats and companion animals, supporting everyday clinical practice and further diagnostic investigations.
  • Veterinary orthopaedics
    • Particularly suitable for evaluating fractures and joint disorders, pre- and post-surgical checks, and monitoring orthopaedic treatments.
  • Thoracic and abdominal diagnostics
    • Enables radiographic examinations of the chest and abdomen to support diagnostic and therapeutic activities.
  • Hospitals and specialist centres
    • Designed for facilities with a high volume of diagnostic activity that require reliability, operational speed and consistent image quality.
  • Veterinary emergency care
    • The system’s immediate availability makes it possible to quickly perform radiographic examinations on patients requiring urgent assessment.

Technical specifications

Technology:

Digital / Analogue

With cassette holder for analogue, CR or DR systems

Generator:

32kW, 125kV, 425mA, 100kHz high-frequency generator

IBIS HF1 100/2 Inverter model

kV range 40-125 kV in 1kV steps

mAs range 0.2-220 mAs in 28 steps

2- and 3-point radiographic techniques

Can be limited to 99kV if necessary

Collimator:

Square field 0x0cm – 43x43cm (SID 100cm)

LED lamp

ON/OFF timer, 30 seconds

Guide for inserting accessories

Retractable tape measure

Operating Features:

Colour touchscreen display for controlling radiographic parameters

External monitor for displaying the acquisition software interface

Option: monitor on column with articulated arm and internal fanless unit

Customisable Anatomical APRs

Connection between acquisition software and X-ray generator

Four-way floating tabletop

Soundproof mechanical brakes

Antibacterial tabletop

Automatic shutdown after 30 minutes

Safety foot pedal for X-ray exposure

Dimensions:

Patient tabletop: 1,500 mm x 745 mm

Optional patient tabletop: 1,800 mm x 745 mm

Patient tabletop height from floor: 775 mm

Maximum overall dimensions (standard tabletop version): 2,050 mm x 1,128 mm

Maximum overall dimensions (extended tabletop version): 2,350 mm x 1,128 mm

Power supply:

Single-phase 230 Vac +/-10% 50/60Hz

Power consumption: 0.5 A standby; 230 Vac – 12 A pulsed

Contacts

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Contact the IBIS sales department. We respond to requests from distributors, importers, hospital groups, and professionals in the medical and radiological sector.