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Problem guide
Handheld vs wall-mount dental X-ray
Planmeca ProX GO and Planmeca ProX, from their specification pages. Two different machines, not a ranking.
Neutral guide, not sponsored.
X-ray equipment must be bought, installed, and registered per state radiation rules and the manufacturer's requirements.
ProX GO
The handheld page lists 70 kV fixed, 3 mA fixed, exposure times 0.02–0.5 s, focal spot 0.3 mm, SID 200 mm, and weight 2.2 kg including the backscatter shield. It does not state a data connection or a price.
ProX
The wall-mount page lists Class I Type B, focal spot 0.4 mm, anode voltage 60, 63, 66, or 70 kV, mains power, a standard wall-mount option, and duty cycle 1:30. It does not show a price.
Registration
Both are X-ray equipment. They have to be installed and registered under state rules and the manufacturer’s requirements. This page does not say one is exempt.
Follow the instructions for use and the support contact that shipped with the device. This page is not a service call.
- Planmeca ProX GO technical specifications · As of 2026-10-10
- Planmeca ProX technical specifications · As of 2026-10-10
Questions
- Is the handheld unit a sensor?
- No. It is an X-ray source. The sensors are separate.
- Which one has the smaller focal spot on these pages?
- The ProX GO page says 0.3 mm. The ProX page says 0.4 mm. That is a published number, not a ranking.
- Is there a price?
- Neither specification page showed a price.