Parameter	Specification
X-ray Generator	High-frequency DC
Tube Voltage	60 kV
Tube Current	1 mA
Operating Frequency	30 kHz
Rated Power	60 VA
Focal Spot Size	0.3 × 0.3 mm
Exposure Time Range	0.1–2.0 seconds
Exposure Time Adjustment	0.02-second increments
Skin-to-Cone Distance	130 mm
Power Supply	Rechargeable lithium battery
Battery Voltage	DC 14.8 V
Battery Capacity	6400 mAh
Charger Input	AC 100–240 V ±10%
Charger Output	DC 16.8 V
Automatic Power-Off	After 5 minutes of inactivity
Net Weight	2.5 kg
Dimensions	138 × 165 × 185 mm
Ambient Temperature	5–40°C
Relative Humidity	<75% RH

Compact Dental Imaging, Practical Controls

A compact handheld design brings together an LCD status display, film/sensor selection and adjustable exposure settings. Exposure time can be adjusted in 0.02-second increments for the selected imaging receptor.

Core Unit Performance Advantages

60 kV High-Frequency Output

The unit combines 60 kV tube voltage, 1 mA tube current and a 30 kHz operating frequency with a 0.3 × 0.3 mm focal spot.

Compact Handheld Design

Weighing 2.5 kg and measuring 138 × 165 × 185 mm, the unit offers a compact handheld format for portable operation.

Adjustable Exposure & Status Display

Adjust exposure time from 0.1 to 2.0 seconds in 0.02-second increments. The LCD displays settings and operating status, while an exposure indicator and audible feedback signal exposure.

Rechargeable Battery Power

A built-in 14.8 V, 6400 mAh rechargeable lithium battery powers the unit without a continuous mains connection during battery-powered operation. Recharge using the supplied charger.

Sensor Selection Guide

Choose the sensor size that matches your primary caseload. Both sensors work with the same handheld X-ray unit and deliver diagnostic-grade image quality.

Large-Format Sensor	Compact Sensor
Best For	Horses, cattle, camelids, large breed dogs, donkeys	Cats, small/medium dogs, rabbits, rodents, ferrets, hedgehogs
Key Benefit	Wide field of view — covers more teeth per shot, reduces full-mouth series by 30%+	Compact size — fits easily in narrow mouths, easy positioning, less animal stress
Imaging Strength	Deep penetration for dense equine/bovine jaw bone	Fine detail for small tooth anatomy and early lesions
Exposure Range	1.0 – 2.0s typical	0.1 – 0.5s typical
Common Uses	Cheek teeth apical disease, sinus involvement, root abscess, periodontal bone loss	Tooth resorption, periapical abscess, malocclusion, pre-extraction assessment

Note: The X-ray hand unit is identical for both options. Only the sensor size differs. Mixed practices can purchase both sensors and swap as needed.

Practice Applications

Small Animal Clinics

General practice dental workups
Veterinary dental specialty clinics
Exotic animal hospitals
Emergency dental trauma cases

Large Animal & Mobile

Farm / stable on-site dental calls
Ambulatory equine / bovine practices
Rural mixed animal clinics
Livestock dental screening

Institutional Use

Veterinary teaching hospitals
Zoos & wildlife centers
Animal shelters & rescues
Racing stables dental programs

Device Controls at a Glance

Power On: Press and hold the power button for approximately 3 seconds. Check the display and wait for the unit to be ready.
Select Settings: Select film or sensor mode. Adjust exposure time in 0.02-second increments.
Prepare for Imaging: Position the receptor and unit using the appropriate professional imaging technique.
Start Exposure: Press and release the exposure button to start the selected exposure. The LCD displays “EXP”, accompanied by an exposure indicator and audible feedback.
Power Off: Press and hold the power button for approximately 2 seconds. The unit also powers off automatically after 5 minutes of inactivity.

Follow the complete supplied manual for operation, preparation and safety instructions.

Know Your Device

No.	Component	Function
1	Exposure Switch	Press and release to start the selected exposure.
2	Beam Cone	X-ray beam outlet.
3	Control Panel	Provides preset selection and exposure controls.
4	Charging Port	Connects to the supplied charger.
5	LCD Screen	Displays settings, operating status and error codes.
6	Indicator Lights	Provide operating and exposure indications.
7	Power Switch	Hold for approximately 3 seconds to turn on or 2 seconds to turn off.
8	Adult/Child Preset Selector	Selects the Adult/Child presets shown on the panel.
9	Film/Sensor Selector	Selects film or sensor mode.
10	Tooth Position Preset Buttons	Select a tooth-position preset.
11	Exposure Time Adjustment Buttons	Adjust exposure time in 0.02-second increments.

Build Quality & Durability

Sealed Vacuum Tube Assembly

The core X-ray tube and high-voltage components are fully enclosed in an insulated sealed vacuum structure, delivering outstanding shock resistance, dust ingress protection and moisture resistance. It operates reliably in harsh barn, farm and field environments, preventing contamination of core components and extending service life.

Solid-State Integrated Construction

All electronic components are mounted on a single centralized main circuit board with surface-mount technology, eliminating loose connections and solder joint failures. This design greatly improves vibration tolerance for frequent transportation and mobile ambulatory practice, ensuring consistent performance even with regular on-site travel.

Built-in Rechargeable Battery

The unit features a built-in 14.8 V, 6400 mAh rechargeable battery for cordless operation. Please follow the product manual for charging instructions, battery care, and operating precautions.

What’s in the Box

Main Unit (Handheld Dental X-Ray Unit with Built-in 14.8 V, 6400 mAh Rechargeable Battery)
Aluminum Alloy Carrying Case
DC Power Adapter with Power Cord
Operation Manual
USB Intraoral Sensor (selected size)

Troubleshooting & Error Codes

Code	Meaning
E01	Low battery / charging required
E10	No filament voltage
E11	Low filament voltage
E12	High filament voltage
E13	Filament control abnormality
E30	Tube voltage abnormality
E31	Low tube voltage
E32	High tube voltage
E40	Tube current abnormality
E41	Low tube current
E42	High tube current
E50	X-ray generator overheating

For E01, recharge using the supplied charger. For other error codes, stop use and follow the manual’s shutdown and recovery instructions. Contact authorized service if the error persists. Do not open or modify the unit.

Radiation Safety & Compliance

Integrated Collimation & Filtration

The unit is fitted with an internal metal collimator inside the beam cone and a total filtration of 2.5mm Al. It strictly confines the X-ray field to the target dental area and greatly reduces scatter radiation delivered to surrounding tissues.

Dead-man Exposure Switch

X-ray emission is only active while the exposure switch is held down, and ceases immediately the moment the switch is released. This safety design eliminates unintended continuous exposure caused by misoperation or device displacement.

Sealed Shielding Structure

The X-ray tube and high-voltage components are fully enclosed in an insulated vacuum assembly with integrated metal shielding, which effectively minimizes leakage radiation and protects operators from unnecessary exposure.

Operational Safety Guidelines

This device is intended exclusively for veterinary dental imaging on animals. It must never be used for human diagnostic imaging.
Always stay as far from the direct X-ray beam as practically possible during exposure. For frequent clinical use, operators should wear appropriate personal shielding including lead aprons, thyroid collars and lead glasses.
Never aim the beam cone at any part of the human body. Confirm the target area and clear all personnel from the beam path before triggering exposure.
Do not disassemble the unit or tamper with any safety interlocks. All internal servicing, repair and radiation calibration must be performed by qualified technical personnel.

Compliance Statement

This handheld veterinary dental X-ray unit is designed and manufactured in compliance with applicable veterinary medical device safety standards and radiation protection regulations. It meets the performance requirements for veterinary diagnostic imaging equipment with a rated tube voltage of 60kV / 70kV (optional) and a focal spot size of 0.3mm × 0.3mm.

Care & Maintenance

Daily Cleaning

Housing & Beam Cone: Wipe the exterior housing and beam cone surface with a soft, lint-free cloth lightly dampened with neutral disinfectant or 70% isopropyl alcohol. Never pour liquid directly onto the unit.
Intraoral Sensor: Gently wipe the sensor head and cable with a soft cloth dampened with medical-grade disinfectant after each patient use. Avoid scratching the sensor imaging window.
Power Adapter & Cable: Regularly wipe dust and debris from the power adapter and cable. Inspect the cable jacket for cracks, fraying or damage before each use.

Regular Inspection

Check the beam cone window for cracks, scratches or accumulated dirt that may degrade image quality.
Verify that all connectors (DC power port, USB sensor port) are clean, undamaged and securely seated.
Confirm the exposure switch and power switch respond crisply and function correctly.
Inspect the aluminum carrying case for structural damage to ensure it provides proper protection during transport.

Long-term Storage

Store the unit and all accessories in the provided carrying case in a dry, dust-free environment, away from direct sunlight, extreme heat and corrosive substances.
Disconnect the power adapter from both the unit and the mains supply before storage.
Loop power and sensor cables loosely to avoid internal wire fatigue. Do not sharply bend cables or place heavy objects on them.
Do not store the unit in high-humidity or condensing environments, as moisture may damage internal circuits and the sealed vacuum tube assembly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What imaging software is compatible with this dental X-ray unit?

This unit works with most standard veterinary dental imaging software that supports USB intraoral sensors. Captured images can be exported in DICOM format for seamless integration with common veterinary clinic management systems. It is primarily compatible with Windows operating systems.

Can I use my existing third-party intraoral sensor with this machine?

The unit is compatible with most standard USB intraoral sensors on the market. For optimal image quality, stability and full functional support, we recommend using the matched sensor supplied with the system.

Does the operator need special certification to use this equipment?

The unit has an intuitive control panel with pre-programmed tooth position modes, making it easy to operate for veterinary professionals with basic radiology training. A detailed operation manual is included, and remote operational guidance is available upon request.

What is the warranty policy for overseas buyers?

We provide a 1-year warranty for the complete unit and a 2-year warranty for the core sealed X-ray tube. For international customers, we offer remote technical support and replacement spare parts service.

Does this equipment carry international certifications for export?

The unit is manufactured in compliance with international veterinary medical device safety standards and radiation protection specifications. For specific certification requirements for your target market, please contact our sales team for detailed documentation.

Can this direct-powered model be used for mobile on-site veterinary visits?

Yes, it can be used for mobile practice as long as a stable AC mains power supply is available at the site. It cannot be powered directly by a standard vehicle cigarette lighter; a qualified power inverter is required for vehicle-based operation.

What animals is this dental X-ray unit suitable for?

It is primarily designed for dental imaging of small and medium companion animals including dogs, cats and rabbits. With appropriate positioning and adjusted exposure settings, it can also be used for equine and large livestock dental radiography.

Handheld Veterinary Dental X Ray Machine

Description

Compact Dental Imaging, Practical Controls