


Carbon-Interspaced Grid for Mammography (Grid 2100)
A Carbon-Interspaced and Carbon-fiber covered grid which is optimal for a digital mammography unit. Using the same cutting process as semi-conductor manufacturers, the JPI Grid-2100 can be controlled to micrometer precision, which eliminates the effects of non-uniform densities such as Moire phenomenon.
While most anti-scatter grids are produced manually, JPI-2100 grids are fabricated based on the semiconductor process. This creates far more uniformity between grid lines than a hand assembled grid. The dose distribution after transmission through a JPI-2100 grid homogeneous. Therefore, its mammography image is much cleaner, with equal exposure across the entire image.
At present, JPI provides many manufacturers of mammography systems with JPI-2100, a tribute to its quality in the domestic and international market. JPI-2100 grids consist of a pure carbon and lead alloy. The standard production specifications in use today are 36lp/cm, ratio 4:1, and 41lp/cm, ratio 4:1. JPI-2100 can be customized for higher line frequency grids with much accuracy, such as over 100lp/cm for breast tomosynthesys.
Now Fully Integrated With the ExamVue Duo Acquisition Software
- Simple Robust and Easy to Use Design
- Soft Touch Controls with Digital Displays
- Two Stage Dynamic Auto Line Power Compensation
- Calibrated Cassette Size Indicator Dials
- Easy Integration with ExamVue Digital Systems
- Inverted Control Panel for Table Use Available
- Dual Integrated Laser Pointers in Veterinary mode
Materials | Carbon-Interspaced with Carbon-Fiber Cover |
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Dimensions | 110V~220V, 1 Phase, 50/60Hz |
Densities | 50 LPC-100LPC |
Exposure Time | 0.02~2.0 |
Focal spot | 1.2mm |
- Increased Transmission – Improved by 9%.
- Lower dosage – Bucky Factor Reduced by 24%.
- Higher Sharpness of image – Selectivity Improved by 12%.
- The test followed the clause #4, the measurement and determination of physical characteristics, of the IEC 627 Standard. (100kvp, 200mA).
- Test measurements are controlled under Gauge R&R, the key requirement of the Six Sigma.
- The test results can be slightly different due to test specimen and test conditions.