Skanray
Floor Mounted Portable Dental X-Ray
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- 3-point control - kV, mA & ms
- 60-70 kV range in steps of 1kV
- 4-8 mA range in steps of 1mA
At a glance
- 3-point exposure control (kV, mA & time) for precise, repeatable dental radiographs
- Perfectly balanced, zero-drift scissor arm for stable, easy positioning
- Operator console with Anatomical Programmed Radiography (APR) presets
- Available in Intraskan DC (0.4/0.5/0.8mm focal spot) and Intraskan DC Plus (0.4mm focal spot) configurations
- DC-generator design that reduces soft radiation compared to older AC dental X-ray machines
- Floor-mounted, portable design suited to multi-room dental clinics
- Perfectly balanced zero-drift scissor arm
- Operator console with APR
- Intraskan DC with 0.4, 0.5 & 0.8mm Focal spot
- Intraskan DC Plus with 0.4mm Focal spot
Frequently asked questions
What is this dental X-ray unit used for?
It is a floor-mounted intraoral dental X-ray system used to capture diagnostic radiographs of teeth and surrounding bone for routine dental examinations and treatment planning.
What exposure settings can be adjusted?
The unit offers 3-point control over kV (60-70kV in 1kV steps), mA (4-8mA in 1mA steps) and exposure time, letting the operator fine-tune image quality and dose for each patient.
Is it safe for patients and staff?
As a DC-generator system it produces a more stable X-ray output with reduced soft radiation compared to older AC machines, and the zero-drift scissor arm helps ensure precise, repeatable positioning to avoid retakes.
How is the unit positioned for each shot?
A perfectly balanced, zero-drift scissor arm lets the operator move and hold the tube head in position without drift, and the operator console supports Anatomical Programmed Radiography (APR) presets for common views.
Is training required to use it?
Yes, it should be operated by a trained dental professional or radiographer familiar with intraoral radiography and radiation safety practice.
What is the difference between the standard and Plus configuration?
The standard Intraskan DC is offered with 0.4, 0.5 or 0.8mm focal spot options, while the Intraskan DC Plus configuration uses a 0.4mm focal spot for finer image detail.
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