Acteon Satelec X-Mind Dc And Sopro Sopix (Combo)

SATELEC X-MIND: 

• The new Satelec X-Mind™ DC generator is fitted with a Toshiba DG-073B-DC double anode tungsten tube (intensity of 4mA and 8mA).
• It generates a constant voltage of 60kV or 70kV.
• It operates at high frequencies and constant potential which enables very high quality radiation to be emitted, whatever the conditions of use.
• The choice of voltage (60 or 70kV) and intensity (4 or 8mA) enables optimal diagnosis of intraoral X-rays with a 35% reduction in exposure time, compared with monophased units.
• The timer can control up to two DC generators.
• The extremely short exposure times (minimum 0.02 sec.) are suitable for digital radiology with CCD, CMOS or phosphor plate sensors (radiation is 50% less that that used with “E” type films).

SOPRO SOPIX

• The SOPIX series offers wide range of solutions adapted for all budgets to satisfy all requirements of any dental practice:
• SOPIX digital sensor offers a high-quality image at a very affordable price.
• It is the most economic solution of the SOPIX Series
• The design of the SOPIX series sensors is so smart.
• The corners are rounded to improve patient comfort.
• White side stripes offer high visibility of the sensor in the darkness of the mouth.
• They assist the dental professional in correctly positioning the X-ray tube perpendicular to the sensor.
• Moreover, the working environment now becomes more ergonomic and well-organized through the integration of SOPIX² inside sensor into X- Mind unity intraoral X-ray system.
• Placed on his holder, the sensor is safe to prevent from falling to the floor and it is always easy to reach for optimal working comfort.
• Through SOPRO’s extensive experience in digital sensors, the SOPIX series improve your everyday life by simplifying use and bringing you exceptional image quality. 
• ACE® technology, patented by SOPRO, is integrated in all SOPIX series sensors. It analyzes in real time the amount of X-rays accumulated by the sensor and It freezes the image acquisition as soon as it received the radiation required to provide a good-quality image. Thus, It protects each image from overexposure.