$14.58

• Clear plastic protective barrier
• 9"L x 1 ?"W dimensions
• Single use infection control design
• Fits #0 and #1 sensors
• Quantity: 500 sensor sleeves per box

The Plasdent - Digital Sensor Sleeves / Covers #0/#1, 9"L X 1 ?"W 500/Bx are disposable intraoral barrier sleeves designed to protect digital radiography sensors during imaging procedures while supporting strict infection control protocols in clinical settings. Measuring 9 inches in length by 1 ? inches in width, these sleeves are specifically sized to fit #0 and #1 digital sensors commonly used for pediatric and anterior radiographs, ensuring full coverage of the sensor head and cord entry point.

If you are not certain about what the Plasdent - Digital Sensor Sleeves / Covers #0/#1, 9"L X 1 ?"W 500/Bx are used for, it is the best disposable digital sensor cover solution for maintaining hygienic imaging workflows and protecting sensitive radiography equipment. Constructed from durable, clear plastic material, these sleeves provide an effective moisture and contamination barrier without interfering with image capture quality. The transparent design allows accurate sensor positioning and alignment during periapical and bitewing exposures while preserving image clarity.

Designed for single patient use, these covers eliminate the need for time consuming sensor disinfection between patients, reducing cross contamination risks and enhancing operatory efficiency. The 9 inch length ensures adequate coverage of the cable connection area, an important consideration for complete barrier protection during intraoral radiography. In high volume practices where digital imaging is performed routinely, dependable sensor barriers help extend equipment longevity and maintain compliance with infection prevention guidelines.

Packaged in a box of 500 sleeves, this configuration supports efficient inventory management and consistent availability in busy radiographic environments. It is also the best #0/#1 size digital X-ray sensor barrier sleeve for delivering secure protection and maintaining streamlined imaging protocols in modern dental practices.