Orikam Hyperlight Portable X-Ray Machine With Nanopix RVG Sensor - Size 1 Combo

Portable X-Ray & Intraoral Sensor Combo Pack

Orikam Hyperlight Portable X-Ray Machine + Eighteeth Nanopix Dental RVG

Take your dental diagnostics to the next level with this comprehensive combo pack, combining the Orikam Hyperlight Portable X-Ray Machine and the Eighteeth Nanopix Dental RVG—a perfect pairing for clinics, mobile dental units, and point-of-care diagnostics.

Orikam Hyperlight Portable X-Ray Machine

Revolutionizing dental radiography, the Orikam Hyperlight is a compact, portable X-ray system built for mobility, precision, and safety.
Designed for effortless point-of-care imaging, it delivers
high-resolution radiographs with wireless convenience and a
user-friendly interface.

Key Features:

• Portable & Ergonomic: Lightweight design ideal for mobile setups
• Advanced Imaging: High-resolution radiography for accurate diagnosis
• Wireless Workflow: Seamless integration with digital systems
• Radiation Safety: Optimized dose for patient protection
• Rechargeable Battery: Long battery life for uninterrupted operation

Eighteeth Nanopix Dental RVG (Sensor)

The thinnest intraoral X-ray sensor on the market at just 4.4mm, the Nanopix is engineered with aerospace-grade APS CMOS and CSI technology for exceptional image quality, low radiation, and fast image acquisition—all in a sleek, ergonomic design.

Key Features:

• Ultra-Thin & Durable: 4.4mm sensor body with cupped cable connection
• AED Technology: Auto image acquisition with AC/DC X-ray units
• APS CMOS Sensor: High signal-to-noise ratio and long lifespan
• Low Radiation, High Clarity: Direct Deposition CSI technology
• Smart Software: Easy setup, fast imaging, intuitive interface
  
  

Imaging Speed: Acquire images in as little as 3 seconds

Cost Efficiency: Cuts imaging costs to 1/10th of film systems

Directions for Use – Orikam Hyperlight Portable X-Ray Machine

1. Setup

   • Ensure the device is fully charged before use.

   • Place the unit on a stable surface or hold it securely for handheld use.

   • Confirm that all safety accessories (e.g., lead apron, thyroid collar) are available.

2. Positioning

   • Align the X-ray cone with the target area of the patient’s mouth.

   • Maintain the recommended distance and angulation for accurate imaging.

   • Use a sensor holder or positioning device for consistency and precision.

3. Image Acquisition

   • Power on the unit.

   • Select the exposure settings based on the area being imaged (refer to user manual for presets).

   • Ensure all bystanders are at a safe distance or shielded.

   • Press the exposure button to take the X-ray.

   • The unit will beep or flash when the exposure is complete.

4. Image Transfer

   • Images are captured via an intraoral sensor (like the Nanopix RVG) connected to your computer.

   • Use wireless or USB methods (if applicable) to transfer images to your digital imaging software or EHR system.

5. Post-Use

   • Power off the unit and place it on the charger if needed.

   • Wipe down the device with a disinfectant-compatible wipe.

   • Store in a clean, dry environment.

6. Safety Guidelines

   • Always wear protective gear.

   • Avoid repeat exposures.

   • Follow local radiation safety regulations.

   • Regularly inspect the device for any damage.

Directions for Use – Eighteeth Nanopix Dental RVG Sensor

1. Software & System Setup

   • Install the Nanopix imaging software on your computer using the USB or download link.

   • Follow on-screen prompts to complete the installation.

   • Install any required drivers for the sensor.

2. Connect the Sensor

   • Plug the sensor into your computer using the provided USB cable.

   • Wait for the software to recognize the sensor.

3. Sensor Calibration (If Required)

   • Follow the manufacturer's instructions for initial calibration to ensure optimal performance.

4. Patient Preparation

   • Explain the procedure to the patient.

   • Place a disposable sheath over the sensor for hygiene.

   • Position the sensor inside the patient’s mouth using appropriate positioning devices.

5. Capture the Image

   • Turn on the X-ray generator (e.g., Orikam Hyperlight).

   • The sensor automatically detects the radiation (AED Technology) and captures the image.

   • The image appears in real time on the software interface (within ~3 seconds).

6. Image Review & Management

   • Review the captured image for clarity and positioning.

   • Use software tools to adjust contrast, brightness, or zoom if necessary.

   • Save images directly to patient records within the software.

7. Post-Procedure

   • Remove and discard the disposable sheath.

   • Clean the sensor using a disinfectant wipe approved for electronics.

   • Properly store the sensor to avoid cable damage.

 General Safety & Maintenance Tips

• Do not submerge the sensor or X-ray unit in liquids.

• Handle the RVG sensor cable with care—avoid twisting or pulling.

• Store both devices in protective cases when not in use.

• Regularly update software and firmware for optimal performance.

• Perform periodic checks for wear, calibration, or software errors.

Orikam Hyperlight: 4 Years
Eighteeth Nanopix RVG: 5 Years