Factory Direct Supply of CE Certified Intraoral X-Ray Sensors for Dental Departments

We run every batch through HPLC before it leaves the facility—not just a spot check but full gradient analysis, and you’ll get COA attached with your shipment, usually within 2-3 working days after dispatch.

The 4.4mm thickness is pretty much standard for intraoral sensors now, but what we’ve found is that teh direct evaporation of cesium iodide gives better image uniformity across the whole sensor surface than other deposition methods—some buyers don’t think to ask about that until they see edge artifacts on their first batch. 3. If your team is working with older X-ray sources, this sensor handles lower kVp ranges better than most, so you won’t need to upgrade your entire setup just to get usable images—we’ve had customers running 50kV units with no issues, though I’d verify exposure compatiblity for anything below 40kV.

Anyway, our retest policy is straightforward: if a sensor fails your incoming QC (and we usually have about 0.3% failure rate across the last 2000 units), we replace it no questions asked, but you cover return shippng—that’s pretty standard for, honestly.

MOQ is 25 units per model, and our company can pack them either individually in foam trays or bulk in anti-static bags—just specify when you place the order, and lead time is typically 12-15 working days (though we’ve shipped rush orders in 8 days before, so ask if you’re in a bind).