The ZJ-XS02 is designed for SCM600 practices that want to use the microscope’s image during treatment and consultation without adding furniture. In a compact surgery, a separate monitor stand competes with the delivery unit, the nurse’s stool and the patient’s route to the chair. With the screen carried on the microscope pole, the room keeps one piece of equipment where there might have been two.
Consultation at the chair is a strong use of the SCM600-PRO. After treatment, the clinician can bring the screen out over the patient and show a pre-operative image beside the result using the image-to-image comparison tool. The clinician can measure a recorded lesion on screen and explain the measurement as the patient watches. Image-to-live-video comparison lets a periodontal or implant review appointment start with a direct visual check against an earlier visit.
During procedures, the holder serves the nurse. Drawn back to the side of the chair, the screen gives the assistant a clear, live 1080p view of the operative field, so suction, retraction, and instrument passing keep pace with the clinician. Endodontic, restorative and surgical work all run more smoothly when the team works from one shared picture.
Practices using the SCM600-ST can fit the holder alongside the optional built-in HD imaging system, so documentation and patient viewing are ready from the first imaging session. Its users include general dental practices with compact rooms, specialists reviewing treatment outcomes with patients, and teaching clinics where a student watches from beside the chair. Each SCM600 in a multi-surgery practice can carry its own holder, keeping every room equally tidy.



