Portable X Ray Machine ECO-RAY01 – Apple Dental

The Portable X Ray Machine ECO-RAY01 delivers safe, efficient intraoral imaging for modern dental clinics. This lightweight, handheld device allows dentists to capture high-quality radiographs with minimal radiation exposure and maximum mobility.

Designed for chairside use, this system improves workflow, reduces patient movement, and enhances diagnostic accuracy.

Key Safety Features of Portable X Ray Machine

• Surface leakage radiation ≤ 0.25 mGy/h

• Total filtration: 1.75 mm Al

• Additional filtration: 1.0 mm Al

• Focus-to-skin distance: 20.5 cm ± 0.5 cm

• Controlled exposure time up to 2 seconds

The device limits radiation leakage and ensures operator and patient safety during imaging procedures.

Portable X Ray Machine Technical Specifications

• Tube Voltage: 60 kV

• Tube Current: 2 mA

• Maximum Exposure Time: 2 seconds

• Time Adjustment Range: 0.01 – 2 seconds

• Nominal Electric Power: 0.12 kW

• Maximum Inverter Frequency: 100 kHz

• X-Ray Field: Round, Φ 5.7 cm ± 0.3 cm

• Battery: DC 24.0V, 950mAh

• Charger Input: AC 100–240V

• Charger Output: DC 25.2V, 1.0A

• Frequency: 50/60 Hz

• Internal Resistance: ＜2Ω

Performance Advantages

• High-frequency inverter technology for stable output

• Short exposure time for reduced radiation dose

• Clear and sharp intraoral imaging

• Portable and compact handheld design

• Rechargeable battery operation

Dentists can move easily between operatories without installing a wall-mounted unit.

Clinical Applications

Use this device for:

• Periapical radiographs

• Bitewing imaging

• Endodontic working length confirmation

• Implant planning assessment

• Pediatric intraoral radiographs

The machine supports general dentistry, endodontics, prosthodontics, and oral surgery practices.

Why Choose ECO-RAY01?

• Lightweight and ergonomic design

• Digital display with exposure control

• Compatible with digital sensors and traditional films

• Low radiation leakage

• Reliable inverter-based system

It offers mobility without compromising image clarity or safety.

Operating Guidelines (Step-by-Step)

1. Power on the device using the control panel.

2. Select the appropriate exposure time based on patient type and region.

3. Position the sensor or film intraorally.

4. Maintain proper focus-to-skin distance.

5. Press exposure button and complete imaging.

6. Review image quality and repeat only if clinically necessary.