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Vectra Neo is also simple to use with an interactive Touchscreen and intuitive Graphic User Interface. Usability is enhanced thanks to the Clinical Protocol Setup™ (CPS), which leads you through the functions of the device and each therapy accessing over 100 protocol options. Additionally, Neo offers a stunning anatomic reference library that illustrates an array of pathologies, making it easier for you to communicate with patients about their condition and educate them on further treatment options.
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Dental X Ray
Equipment Fona XDG
Make Italy
Patient Selection Mode Adult, Kid, Female etc
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Kv 70 kV
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Focal spot 0.4 mm IEC336/1993
Total Filtration 2.5 mm Al
Exposure time 0.21 to 11.2 (18 steps R10 scale)
Duty cycle 1:30
Line voltage 115/230 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Pantographic, Scissor Arm length availability 30”, 60”, 80”, 100” available
Warranty 1 years
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