2 Million Pixels Infrared Camera Portable Infrared Vein Finder Vascular Detector Without Radiation
Technical Parameters For Transilluminator Vein Finder
| Item | Parameter |
| Image model | 8 inch touch screen |
| wavelength | 850nm |
| imaging technology | 2 million pixels infrared camera |
| imaging speed | ＞32 frame/second |
| imaging depth | ≤10mm |
| resolution | 800*1280 |
| registration accuracy | ＜0.2mm |
| best imaging distance | 140-180mm |
| infrared light energy | 0.36w |
Application people
| Infants Children Obese patients Patients with edema Patients with tumor and chemotherapy Patients with venous blood vessels |
Working principle
The infrared light as kind of invisible light widely exists in nature;Such as sunlight,heater etc..
Hemoglobin in the blood absorbing infrared light is different from other organizations;Using certain wavelength
of infrared radition to the skin,hemoglobin in subcutaneous blood vessels will absorb more infrared light,
and other organizations of absorption are less,so that we can distinguish the blood vessels and other organizations
in infrared images.Infrared image is taken by infrared camera,after optimization and highlightling the color
&shape by professional image processing software, then output the pictures
on the screen,or projection methods,we can clearly see the subcutaneous vascular distibution.location.direction.etc.
Product Advantages
- Large 8inch screen,high-resolution display,more clear image
- Professional medical image processing system
- Screen display more suitable for human visual habits,no glare and fatigue
- Real and reliable image,visual effect more close to naked eye
- Needle clearly visible during puncture,easy to operation
- No artifacts interference by hair,wrinkles,embossment etc
- Delicate and portable,equipped with specified support,suitable for any occasion
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Images
BS6000 User's Manual.pdf
catalogue for vein finder BIO_BS6000.pdf
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