Portable Dental X Ray Machine Gun Type

The Portable Dental X Ray Machine Gun Type is a compact handheld dental imaging device designed to support intraoral dental radiography in dental clinics, dental hospitals, mobile dental units, oral diagnostic centres, and chairside examination areas. Its gun-type portable structure helps dental professionals capture dental X-ray images with better positioning flexibility and convenient clinical workflow.

This portable dental X-ray machine features a clear large screen display, smart angle assistance, ergonomic handheld body, long battery life support, and button-based adjustment system. With a listed machine weight of 1.7 kg, it is practical for dental professionals who require a lightweight imaging solution for chairside use, mobile dental camps, and limited-space clinical setups.

The device comes with technical specifications such as 70kV ±10% tube voltage, 2mA tube current, 0.4 mm focus, and 0.4s to 2.0s exposure time range. It should be operated only by trained dentists, dental radiography staff, or authorized healthcare professionals following dental radiography protocol, radiation safety precautions, patient shielding requirements, and applicable local regulations.

Key Features

• Gun-Type Handheld Design: Compact portable structure supports comfortable handling and chairside positioning during dental imaging.
• Smart Angle Assistance: Helps support proper imaging angle adjustment for better intraoral dental X-ray workflow.
• Large Screen Display: Clear display helps users view selected exposure settings and device status conveniently.
• Ergonomic Body: Designed for easier grip and reduced handling fatigue during repeated clinical use.
• Long Battery Life Support: Useful for dental clinics, chairside workflow, mobile dental setups, and camp-based screening.
• Button Adjustment System: Optimized button layout supports quick setting adjustment during dental imaging workflow.
• Recessed Power Button: Helps reduce accidental touch or unintended activation while handling the device.
• Low Leakage Specification: Leak emissivity is listed as 1 meter ≤0.25mGy/h as per provided technical details.

Technical Specifications

Product Benefits

• Supports chairside dental X-ray imaging workflow in clinics and mobile dental setups.
• Lightweight 1.7 kg body helps improve handling convenience during repeated use.
• Smart angle assistance supports better positioning for intraoral dental imaging.
• Large display helps operators view exposure settings and device status clearly.
• Ergonomic handheld body supports comfortable operation and reduced handling strain.
• Recessed power button helps reduce accidental activation during clinical handling.
• Exposure time range supports controlled imaging according to patient and diagnostic requirements.
• Portable design supports use in dental clinics, dental camps, mobile vans, and limited-space setups.

Applications

The Portable Dental X Ray Machine Gun Type is suitable for dental clinics, dental hospitals, oral diagnostic centres, mobile dental vans, dental camps, orthodontic clinics, endodontic practices, implantology clinics, and chairside radiography areas. It can support intraoral dental imaging workflow for diagnosis, treatment planning, follow-up imaging, and clinical documentation.

This dental X-ray machine should be used only by trained dental professionals or authorized radiography staff. Radiation protection measures, patient shielding, operator positioning, exposure settings, and local regulatory requirements should always be followed.

How to Use

1. Check device charge or power status and inspect the machine before use.
2. Confirm patient details, imaging requirement, and intraoral sensor or film placement.
3. Position the patient properly and use radiation protection measures according to facility protocol.
4. Hold the device steadily and use smart angle assistance or positioning guidance where applicable.
5. Select exposure settings according to tooth region, patient requirement, and clinical protocol.
6. Ensure operator and patient safety before pressing the exposure button.
7. Review captured image quality on the connected imaging workflow or clinical system.
8. Clean and store the device according to infection-control and equipment maintenance guidelines.

Why Choose This Portable Dental X-Ray Machine?

The Portable Dental X Ray Machine Gun Type is suitable for dental professionals who need a compact, ergonomic, and mobile dental imaging solution. Its handheld structure, clear display, smart angle assistance, button adjustment, recessed power button, and lightweight body make it practical for chairside and mobile dental radiography workflows.

For dental clinics and mobile dental setups, this machine supports faster positioning and convenient imaging access. Buyers should confirm regulatory approval requirements, radiation shielding protocol, sensor compatibility, battery operation details, service support, and operator training needs before clinical use.

FAQs

1. What is the Portable Dental X Ray Machine Gun Type used for?

It is used for portable dental radiography and intraoral dental imaging support. Dental professionals can use it for diagnosis, treatment planning, follow-up imaging, and chairside dental examination workflow according to clinical protocol.

2. What is the tube voltage and tube current?

The tube voltage is 70kV ±10%, and the tube current is listed as 2mA / 220V. These specifications support controlled dental imaging when exposure settings are selected by trained dental professionals.

3. Is this machine portable?

Yes, this is a handheld gun-type portable dental X-ray machine. Its compact design and 1.7 kg weight make it convenient for dental clinics, chairside use, mobile dental camps, and limited-space setups.

4. What is the exposure time range?

The exposure time range is 0.4s to 2.0s as per the provided technical details. The correct exposure time should be selected according to clinical requirement, tooth area, patient condition, and imaging protocol.

5. Who should operate this dental X-ray machine?

This device should be operated by trained dentists, dental radiography staff, or authorized healthcare professionals. Users must follow radiation safety precautions, local regulations, patient shielding protocol, and equipment operating instructions.