Abstract: The invention relates to radiographic equipment comprising a height-adjustable board, a C-shaped arch, disposed transversally to the greater dimension of the board, said board being housed within the internal space defined between the two free extremities of the arch. The arch is slidingly mounted on a column by means of a connecting element in such a way that as the arch rotates around an imaginary rotational axis it causes the connecting element to slide or roll throughout the extension of the arch. It further comprises a rail extending parallel to the greater dimension of the board, on which the column rests. The arch features at its lower extremity an x-ray receiver and at its upper extremity an x-ray emission assembly.

Abstract: The invention relates to radiographic equipment comprising a height-adjustable board (1), a C-shaped arch (3), disposed transversally to the greater dimension (D) of the board (1), said board being housed within the internal space defined between the two free extremities (3?, 3?) of the arch (3). The arch (3) is slidingly mounted on a column (4) by means of a connecting element (5) in such a way that as the arch (3) rotates around an imaginary rotational axis (13) it causes the connecting element (5) to slide or roll throughout the extension of the arch (3). It further comprises a rail (12) extending parallel to the greater dimension of the board (1), on which the column (4) rests. The arch (3) features at its lower extremity (3?) an x-ray receiver (6) and at its upper extremity (3?) an x-ray emission assembly (7).