Dental Portable High Frequency Digital X-Ray Imaging Unit Machine EXP

The tube voltage frequency of this machine is 30 KHz, and the tube current is 0.2 MA. Scope is at an angle of 24 degrees, located within a distance of 1.2 meters ahead. Toshiba 0.3mm x 0.3mm micro-focus tube. No protective operation room is needed when installing the complete machine. Flexible adjustment of position and angle of handpiece.

Compact in volume, light in weight, convenient for carrying. Time is adjustable, high contrast of picture, imaging in focus.

There are vacuum components and high-pressure parts inside of the machine, so for your safety and. The maintenance of the machine. The tube head is equipped with excellent radiation-shield protection except the radial mouth, and. Tests have shown that the radial index is zero.

Non-film inspection and storage can be realized when corresponding to a sensor Specifications. 20cm Tube voltage: 60KV Relative Humidity(RH). Make sure the fittings on the encasement list are packaged within the box.

Connect the six-core cable (of the Main Unit) to the joint of the ball head and tighten the screw 4. After the Main Unit and ball head are perfectly fit together, plug in the international standard. Electrical source, grounding is strongly recommended. Turn on the Power; the pilot lamp will be light up.

During this time, the digital tube of the main unit. Will show the fore setting time. Now the equipment is in standby mode. Setting the time (Skip to next step if unneeded) Use the "SET", "+", and" -" buttons to reset the time. As follows: press SET, the pilot lamp above is illuminated, the machine is now in the time setting. Modethen press "+" and" -" to set the time needed (time range is 0.5-9seconds); press set again when.

The time is adjusted the light lamp is off. The equipment is now in standby mode. Put the Tooth film plumb behind the tooth which is going to be taken picture, and be as close as possible (the smooth side stick to the tooth).

Keep the ball head plumb to the tooth projection position; Have the ball head, tooth, and tooth film steadily mutually plumb. After positioning, use theEXP on the main Unit, the remote controller, or the button on the touch head tube to take pictures. The three methods have the same effect.

After exposure to the tube, release the start button again (available in three ways) in case of an emergency to stop shooting and return to standby status. (At this point there was no output ray, so the dental films can be used again). Turn the power of the main unit off when the work is finished, press POWER, making sure the pilot. Don't keep the main unit long in standby mode. Make sure the angle of film, tooth, and b.

All head are properly aligned when taking a picture. Keep them steady until the last step of picturing. Making sure that there is no change in any of their positions.

Remember to turn the power offwhen work is done. Change the battery if the remote controller loses its functioning or if the remote's distance is shorted.

After turning the power on, wait one minute before taking pictures, this allows the ray to provide a. The equipment switches into protection mode automatically when the voltage is incorrect. Occurs, it will not be able to carry out the normal work of filming. When taking pictures, the EXP button could stop the objection and then the machine goes back to the. Use high quality tooth film and developing liquid to make clear pictures.

Handle the ball head gently while in use, so as not to damage the delicate component. Do not pull hard on the cable which connects the ball head to the main unit. The cable connecting the ball head to the main unit cannot bear the weight of the ball head, so do not raise the ball head by holding the cable, it will cause damage.

We usually set the time between 3-8 seconds when taking pictures, but the actual time of ray output. Is 0.2-0.5 seconds. Keep the tooth film and the liquid in a proper place and use them within the shelf-life period. Development of films should be performed at temperatures ranging between 23-25 degrees Celsius to ensure the image quality.

Other requests accordance with the scope of the technical parameters. Please read the manual carefully before using. About X-ray machine battery problem, lithium battery inside needs to keep active and cant be stored for a long time without usage, which can lead to power failure. If it is not used for a long time, they are advised to discharge properly, (turn on the screen or expose several times), then charge about one hour.

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We offer the best items at the best prices. We strive to exceed all your expectations and put a smile on your face. We stand behind our products and pride ourselves on OUTSTANDING customer service. The item "Dental Portable High Frequency Digital X-Ray Imaging Unit Machine EXP" is in sale since Thursday, June 18, 2020. This item is in the category "Business & Industrial\Healthcare, Lab & Dental\Medical & Lab Equipment, Devices\X-Ray Machines & Equipment\Other X-Ray Equipment".

The seller is "dentistworld" and is located in CA. This item can be shipped to United States.

Model: LK-C27
Modified Item: No
Country/Region of Manufacture: China
Custom Bundle: No
Rate power: 60VA
Distance from skin to cone: 130mm
Tube focus: 0.3mm*0.3mm
Battery: DC14.8V 6400mAh
Charger input voltage: AC100V-240V±10%
Output voltage: DC16.8V
Tube current: 1mA
Exposure time: 0.1--2.0s
Frequency: 30KHz
MPN: XGJ1170100210
Type: Dental X-Ray Machine
Net weight: 2.5KG
Gross weight: 3.5KG
Size(mm): 138*165*185
Package size(mm): 220*240*275
Bundle Listing: Yes
Tube voltage: 60KV
Non-Domestic Product: No
Brand: AZDENT
Intended Use/Discipline: Dental Laboratory