For a dental practice, imaging is routine rather than an occasional event. The equipment has to work reliably across dozens of exposures a day and fit into the limited space of the room.
Beyond supply we also handle the room's radiation protection design, installation and commissioning — the whole chain up to the point where the unit may lawfully be used.
X-ray units
Intraoral X-ray generators from the X-70 series in AC and DC versions, wall-mounted and mobile, for detailed imaging of the oral cavity.
Digital imaging
The range covers both approaches to digital intraoral radiography — direct with a sensor and indirect with phosphor plates.
- CMOS-based RVG intraoral sensors, size 1 (30 × 20 mm) and size 2 (33 × 25 mm), 20 μm pixel
- Phosphor plate (PSP) scanner that reads and clears plates in seconds, allowing reuse
- DRS CAM V intraoral camera with a rotating head for stills and video in the patient record
Oil-free compressors
The compressor is the part of the practice you notice only when it stops. Oil-free compressors carry no oil vapour into the air line — which matters for the instruments and for the patient.