Manual-aperture-control therapeutic x-ray system collimator, non-motorized

Manual-aperture-control therapeutic x-ray collimators are non-motorized devices used in radiation therapy to precisely shape and limit the x-ray beam. They attach to the x-ray tube housing and adjust the beam size and shape manually to match the treatment target, reducing scattered radiation and protecting patients by minimizing exposure to unaffected areas.

These devices are typically regulated as components of therapeutic x-ray systems, often requiring compliance with radiation safety standards. They are commonly supplied as part of a larger system or as standalone accessories for beam shaping, with manual adjustments ensuring accuracy during treatment planning and delivery.