The RAY-500X is a portable, high-frequency dental X-ray machine designed for efficient dental imaging. It operates on a high-voltage generator that provides power to the X-ray tube, generating X-rays by impacting a metal target within the tube. These X-rays pass through body tissue and are captured by image receptors such as phosphor sheets, film, or digital receivers, producing clear, high-quality images that aid in clinical diagnosis.

This machine is used primarily for intraoral X-ray photography, offering detailed images for dental diagnostics. It is equipped with a rechargeable battery pack, making it portable and ideal for a variety of clinical settings. The system uses a 60kV DC rated tube voltage and a 2mA tube current, with an inverter X-ray control method to ensure precise, high-quality imaging. The device is powered by a 24V DC system and features a protective shield for added safety.

Key Features:

• High-frequency dental X-ray equipment with inverter X-ray control.
• Rated tube voltage: 60kV DC, rated tube current: 2mA.
• Adjustable exposure time (0.1-2.0s) for varying imaging needs.
• Compact design, powered by a rechargeable 1550mAh battery.
• The X-ray system has a 24V DC power supply, ensuring reliable operation.
• Protective shield for safety and compliance with radiation safety standards.
• Suitable for both chemical film and digital sensor diagnostics.

Specifications:

• Tube Voltage: 60KV
• Tube Current: 2mA
• Exposure Time: 0.1-2.0s
• Frequency: 30KHz
• Rated Power: 120VA
• Distance from Skin to Cone: 150mm
• Tube Focus: 0.4mm x 0.4mm
• Battery: 1550mAh
• Charger Input Voltage: AC110V-240V
• Output Voltage: DC 14.8V-16.8V
• Ambient Temperature: 5°C to 40°C
• Relative Humidity: <75% RH
• Net Weight: 1.7kg
• Gross Weight: 4.0kg
• Size (mm): 276 x 125 x 235
• Package Size (mm): 420 x 185 x 350

Package Includes:

• 1 x Main Unit
• 1 x Adaptor
• 1 x Power Line (2m)
• 1 x Beam Limiting Device
• 1 x Lead Apron
• 1 x English Manual
• 1 x Packing Box

Note:

• Not suitable for patients or operators with cardiac pacemakers.
• X-ray exposure should be avoided for pregnant women and used cautiously for children.