KaVo ProXam iX The premium class of intraoral X-rays The KaVo ProXam iX enables intraoral X-rays at the highest level: designed for intuitive operation, precise positioning and a simple imaging process, the unit is a pleasure to use every day. Thanks to the extremely small focal point and the variable exposure parameters, the 2D image results of this small X-ray unit are more than compelling. Particularly small focal point of just 0.4 mm for exquisitely sharp images Variable exposure parameters for optimal contrast and the right grey scales at all times Extra-long tube for ideal image geometry and reliably distortion-free images Speed dial preferences for various applications and simple, intuitive operation Flexible installation options (wall or treatment unit) Optional full integration into the popular, all-in-one Romexis software (e.g. with automatic transmission of the exposure parameters) Option to directly integrate ProXam iS sensors Impressive quality across a wide range of diagnostic applications. The small focal point (only 0.4 mm) of the ProXam iX offers the best conditions for incredibly sharp images and its variable exposure parameters ensure optimal contrast and suitable greyscale settings at all times. The extra-long tube creates an accurate image geometry and guarantees a distortion-free display of the image results. Simple and user-friendly with versatile installation options. Wherever the KaVo ProXam iX is used – the unit can be attached either directly to the treatment unit or to the wall. With 6 different arm lengths and 7 different tubes and collimators, the ProXam iX offers a variety of individual setting options and a wide range of uses. Pre-programmed adult and child modes are available for the numerous areas of application: Periapical application Occlusal application Bitewing or endodontic images Alternatively, all important exposure value parameters can be set separately: 60 – 70 kV 2 – 8 mA 0.01 – 2 seconds exposure time As much as necessary, as little as possible – the optimal dose of radiation. The KaVo ProXam iX works according to the ALADA principle, abbreviated to "As low as diagnostically acceptable". ALADA means that the emitted dose of radiation per X-ray is only as high as absolutely necessary to generate a diagnostically good image. The required exposure values are automatically retrieved based on the unit's selected setting and the lowest possible radiation dose for the image is calculated. A rectangular tube can also be used to further reduce the radiation dose, which focuses the radiation on a smaller image area.
