Clear Insight for Confident Imaging – The Transparent X-Ray Phantom Head

Experience precision and realism with the Transparent X-Ray Phantom Head, designed to support advanced radiographic training and image quality assessment. Its clear material allows visual verification of anatomical structures, enhancing positioning accuracy and technique evaluation. Ideal for classroom demonstrations and imaging labs, this phantom bridges the gap between theory and hands-on practice. Order now to elevate your radiology education with clarity and confidence.

Enhancing Imaging Skills Through Realistic Simulation

This transparent X-ray head phantom is a must-have tool for mastering the intricacies of cranial radiographic procedures. It enables learners to refine imaging angles, positioning, and exposure settings with confidence. Whether you're teaching or learning diagnostic imaging, this phantom offers a tangible and accurate model for repeated practice without risk. Key learning areas include skull positioning, dose evaluation, and basic to advanced X-ray interpretation.

Bringing Learning to Life – Practical Training That Makes a Difference

• Designed to replicate human skull anatomy for realistic radiographic results.
• Transparency allows instructors and students to verify internal positioning during use.
• Perfect for radiology programs, hospitals, and technical schools.
• Durable construction supports long-term classroom and lab usage.
• Eliminates the need for live subjects or cadavers during instruction.

Key Features of the Transparent X-Ray Phantom Head

• Clear plastic for internal visibility and precise positioning feedback
• Life-size anatomical accuracy for realistic imaging results
• Reusable, easy-to-clean material for classroom and clinical training
• Compatible with standard X-ray equipment

Technical Specifications of the Product

• Product Description: 16.5 in x 13.5 in x 10 in.
• Product weight: 22 lbs.
• Included with purchase:
  • 1 x Transparent X-Ray Phantom Head
  • 1 x Product Manual
  • 1 x Storage Case