J. MORITA IC5 HD 2D

Veraview IC5 HD offers high speed, class-leading clarity, and low dose.

Depending on the diagnostic need, this unit offers a 5.5 second panoramic for a quick examination at the lowest dose, or a 10 second scan for a more detailed, high resolution image.

Veraview IC5 HD is compact and lightweight. It offers fully automatic, simplified operation, CCD sensor technology, triple laser beams for easy positioning, and improved energy savings of up to 50%.

Features:

• Fast scan times: For a quick examination, the?high speed exposure takes only 5.5 seconds and therefore emits a very low dose.
• High resolution up to 96m:The 10-second scan offers improved definition of 96m for the ultimate high-definition image.
• Class-leading image quality: DDAE controls the X-ray tube current (mA) simultaneously by detecting X-rays passing through the patient. This improves the dynamic range, and, along with Automatic Exposure (AE), results in exceptionally clear images with the best possible contrast and even density. The automatic exposure level can be adjusted to meet your individual requirements. Pixel size is reduced 25% compared with the former model, so it produces superior images of a higher resolution.
• Quick and easy patient positioning with integrated triple laser beam alignment: Power-assisted lift makes patient positioning easier than ever. No need to set tube voltage and current.
• Direct current for optimum efficiency and safety: Direct current produces high energy X-rays, thereby reducing the soft X-rays which are absorbed by the human body during the exposure. Also, the primary slit of Veraview IC5 HD is more narrow. The image has a wider image layer, providing greater detail.
• Panoramic image programs:
  • Standard panoramic (OPG 1,3): Clear, sharp images with a wide image layer. The thick, specifically designed image layer accommodates all possible variations of dental arch shapes and sizes to produce extremely clear and sharp images.
  • Pedodontic panoramic at reduced radiation: For examinations of children or people with small jaws, the rotation range of the arm is diminished, thereby further reducing radiation exposure.
  • TMJ quadruple exposures: For open and closed condyle views: Four separate shots of condyle fit onto one image. In each case, two sets of rotation for left and right condyle head for open and closed condition.