Dental X-ray Unit XDC

XDC is a dental X-ray system with direct current technology (DC) that provides high-quality images with detailed visualization of the anatomical structures of the teeth. The device is used for diagnosing and monitoring dental diseases and formations in the maxillofacial area. The technology meets the highest standards of digital imaging and allows operation with a low dose of radiation. Three pre-set exposure settings make the system versatile and quick to use: 9 programs, 2 patient sizes, and 3 types of receptors are available. Technical parameters include a voltage of 60 or 70 kV, a current of 7 mA, a power of 490 W, a focal spot of 0.4 mm, and an exposure time of 0.01–3.2 s. Wall-mounted and mobile versions are available, with a tube rotation of 350°.