Remedi Remex T-100 Wrist Strap (T1001WS)

MSRP: $99.00
$62.00
(You save $37.00 )
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PST-PHI-T1001WS
  • Functions as a vital physical safety component to secure the portable, camera-style intraoral imaging device to the operator's wrist during clinical procedures

Uses

  • Device Tethering:
    • Secures the Phoenix Imaging Remedi Remex T-100 device to the dental hygienist's or assistant's wrist during active intraoral X-ray capture
  • Drop Prevention:
    • Acts as a mechanical backup to catch the 4.7-lb handheld unit if it slips out of the operator's hand mid-procedure
  • System Restocking:
    • Deployed as an official catalog replacement accessory when original equipment wrist straps become worn, contaminated, or lost over time

Features

  • Perfect System Compatibility:
    • Form-fitted specifically to interface with the built-in anchor points on the Remedi T-100 Handheld Dental X-Ray housing
  • Durable Textile Build:
    • Engineered with heavy-duty, high-tensile material designed to easily support the physical weight of the dental equipment
  • Ergonomic Loop Design:
    • Fabricated to fit comfortably over standard clinical gloves and accommodate varying wrist sizes without constricting movement
  • Sanitation-Ready Fabric:
    • Composed of materials capable of regular wiping and standard surface disinfection common in high-turnover dental environments

Benefits

  • Protects Costly Equipment:
    • Safeguards a high-value piece of clinical hardware from catastrophic impact damage, helping practices avoid unexpected repair costs or hardware downtime
  • Enhances Patient Safety:
    • Eliminates the risk of the device falling directly onto a reclined patient during dental positioning or full-mouth series (FMX) imaging
  • Reduces Operator Fatigue:
    • Complements the camera-grip architecture of the T-100, giving the operator the confidence to manipulate the unit freely without a tense grip
  • Maintains Workflow Velocity:
    • Allows the clinician to focus entirely on positioning the sensor and aligning the 70kV x-ray beam rather than worrying about dropping the unit