A scanner that digitises the phosphor plates used in intraoral radiography: the plate goes in the mouth, the exposure is taken with the X-ray unit and the plate is read in the machine. There is no developing, and the plate is reused. It resolves 12 line pairs per millimetre with a 35 micron pixel and delivers the image in under twenty seconds.
What it brings
- Digitises the phosphor plate with no chemical developing
- Theoretical resolution of 12 line pairs per millimetre
- 35 micron pixel size and 14 bit greyscale
- Reading in under 20 seconds
- Pallet type plate scanning method
- USB 2.0 connection, with no complex installation
- 5.2 kg and 260 x 167 x 325 mm, for the practice worktop
- CE marked and NMPA registered
Where it is used
- Dental practice
- Intraoral radiography
- Dental clinic
Specifications
| Theoretical resolution | 12 lp/mm |
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| Greyscale | 14 bit |
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| Pixel size | 35 microns |
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| Scanning method | Pallet type |
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| Scan time | Under 20 seconds |
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| Dimensions | 260 x 167 x 325 mm |
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| Weight | 5.2 kg |
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| Connection | USB 2.0 |
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Technical information published by the manufacturer.
