Thermal Blue Medical X Ray Films For Agfa Printer And FUJI Printer

Products Description

HTM medical x ray film use superior blue PET as film base, with imaging and protective layers coated separately on both sides. Thermal printer use this film to print digital image , Processed by the computer system to get the various medical images. Compared to traditional processing, the procedure is more convenient and the speed of processing is faster. Meanwhile, Due to the whole procedure is free of the chemicals, So it’s very friendly to the environment. Film adopts exclusive microcapsule glue developing production system, Bring you a wonderful image visual experience.

Products Deatil

Appearance: Blue transparent

Sheet size: 8×10in, 10×12in, 11×14in, 14×17in.

Feature: Low fog / High sharpness / High Max density / Bright Tone.

Safe light: It can be processed under room light condition.

Usage:CR, DR, CT, MRI,x-ray image output.

Compatible printer: Fuji DRYPIX 3500, Fuji 3000, 2000, 1000, Hu.q Printer, etc.

Technical Datasheet:

Model NO: PTF-8×10in, PTF-10×12in, PTF-11×14in,
Material: PET sheets
Base: Blue base with bright tone
Low fog ≤0.09
Average slope: 1.8 ±0.3
Thermal sensitivity: 15~35
Resolution: ≥320dpi
Pixel size: 12.6 pixels/micron
Grayscale ≥12 bits
Highest density ≥3.0
Thickness: 195μm
Shelf life: ≥20 years
Five Film sizes: 8*10, 10*12, 10*14, 11*14, 14*17inch

Size and packing

Package: Neutral package, yellow corrugated carton, non-fumigation pallets

For sheets: 100 sheets /Aluminum Foil Bag, 500sheets per carton

Different sizes and Packaging are customized as per customer's specific request.

Item Name	Model Type	Size		Sheets/Box	Boxes/Carton
Medical Thermal X Ray Film	PTF	8×10inch	20×25cm	100	5
		10×12inch	25×30cm	100	5
		10×14inch	26×36cm	100	5
		11×14inch	28×35cm	100	5
		14×17inch	35×43cm	100	5

1. The film should be used as soon as possible after opening, avoid using and storing the film in high humidity and high temperature environment.

2. Avoid bending, rubbing, pressing and impacting the film to prevent creases on the film and cracks on the imaging film surface.

3. Avoid handling the film when your hands are wet to prevent the film adhesion from damaging the imaging film surface.

4. Avoid long-term use of high-luminance instruments or spotlights to watch the film to prevent changes in optical density from causing image color changes.

5. It is forbidden to use the film again, and it is forbidden to discard the film directly, and it should be sent to a qualified unit for professional disposal.