X-ray & Machines Recycling     

Recycling of X-ray machines by Canadian Empire Recycling & Disposal (CER) ensures safe dismantling, secure handling of radiation components, recovery of reusable metals and parts, and environmentally responsible disposal of hazardous materials—protecting both people and the environment through certified, compliant processes.

Types of X-Rays 

Diagnostic X-Rays – Used for imaging bones and organs (fractures, chest exams, etc.).

Dental X-Rays – For teeth and jaw imaging (bitewing, panoramic).

Mammography X-Rays – Specialized imaging for breast examination.

Fluoroscopy – Real-time moving X-ray images (often used in surgeries).

Computed Tomography (CT) – Advanced cross-sectional imaging using X-rays.

Interventional X-Rays – Used to guide minimally invasive procedures.

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Types of X-Ray Machines

Fixed X-Ray Machines – Installed in hospitals or diagnostic centers.

Portable/Mobile X-Ray Machines – Can be moved between rooms or locations.

Digital Radiography (DR) Systems – Direct digital image capture.

Computed Radiography (CR) Systems – Uses imaging plates processed digitally.

C-Arm Machines – Mobile fluoroscopy units commonly used in surgery.

Dental X-Ray Units – Small units designed for dental clinics.

Mammography Units – Dedicated breast imaging systems.

CT Scanners – Large, advanced systems for 3D internal imaging.