Dry Thermal X-Ray Film is a type of medical imaging film used in dry thermal printers to produce diagnostic images without the need for chemical processing. It uses heat-sensitive materials to form the image, offering a clean, fast, and eco-friendly alternative to traditional wet films. Commonly used in modalities like CT, MRI, CR, DR, and ultrasound, this film provides excellent grayscale image quality, consistent density, and archival durability.
Dry thermal films are ideal for clinics and hospitals looking to streamline workflow, reduce maintenance, and minimize environmental impact. They are compatible with various thermal printers and offer reliable performance for both routine and specialized imaging.
Dry Thermal X-Ray Film is a type of medical imaging film used in dry thermal printers to produce diagnostic images without the need for chemical processing. It uses heat-sensitive materials to form the image, offering a clean, fast, and eco-friendly alternative to traditional wet films. Commonly used in modalities like CT, MRI, CR, DR, and ultrasound, this film provides excellent grayscale image quality, consistent density, and archival durability.
Dry thermal films are ideal for clinics and hospitals looking to streamline workflow, reduce maintenance, and minimize environmental impact. They are compatible with various thermal printers and offer reliable performance for both routine and specialized imaging
Specification | Details |
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Film Type | Dry Thermal X-Ray Film |
Processing Method | Thermal development (chemical-free) |
Compatible Printers | Dry thermal laser printers |
Film Sizes Available | Common sizes such as 20 × 25 cm (8 × 10"), 25 × 30 cm (10 × 12"), 35 × 43 cm (14 × 17") |
Resolution | High resolution suitable for diagnostic use |
Loading | Daylight film loading |
Environmental Impact | No chemical waste, eco-friendly |
Storage Conditions | Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight |
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