MEDICAL WET FILM (Blue Sensitive Film GE990-B)

Blue Sensitive Film: Unrivaled Medical X-Ray Imaging Solution ​ \n Unparalleled Imaging Performance ​ \n Blue Sensitive Film stands out as a top choice for medical X-ray imaging. Meticulously engineered to capture sharp images of human bones, thoracic cavities, and other anatomical structures, this medical X-ray film offers exceptional performance. Thanks to its low fog level, high contrast, rapid light sensitivity, and remarkable resolution, it produces high-definition, high-transmittance, and high-contrast radiographs, empowering medical professionals to make accurate diagnoses. ​ \n Diverse Specifications to Meet Every Need \n \n \n \n \n Specification \n Quantity per Box \n Quantity per Carton \n \n \n \n \n 8x10in (20 x 25cm) \n 100pcs \n 5boxes \n \n \n 10x12in (25 x 30cm) \n 100pcs \n 5boxes \n \n \n 11x14in (28 x 35cm) \n 100pcs \n 5boxes \n \n \n 12x15in (30 x 38cm) \n 100pcs \n 5boxes \n \n \n 14x14in (35 x 35cm) \n 100pcs \n 5boxes \n \n \n 14x17in (35 x 43cm) \n 100pcs \n 5boxes \n \n \n 18x24cm (7 x 9in) \n 100pcs \n 5boxes \n \n \n 30x40cm (12 x 16in) \n 100pcs \n 5boxes \n \n \n \n Usage and Storage Guidelines ​ \n Proper handling is crucial when using Medical Wet Film. Protect the film from moisture, sunlight, heat, radiation, and pressure damage to guarantee optimal image quality. For storage, keep it in a cool environment (10°C – 23°C) with a humidity level of 40% – 60%. Avoid exposing the film to dampness, high temperatures, harmful gases, X-rays, gamma rays, and other penetrating rays. \n ​ \n Safe Lighting and Development Options ​ \n For safe lighting, it is advisable to use a 15-watt frosted bulb covered with a deep red filter, placed at least 1.2 meters away from the film. In terms of development, Blue Sensitive Film is compatible with all types of film processors. Employing a film processor together with Fuji X-ray development kits can yield even better results. The film can also undergo high-temperature machine development or normal-temperature manual development, and Fuji or similar developing and fixing agents are suitable for use. ​ \n \n Perfect Compatibility for Enhanced Imaging ​ \n Blue Sensitive Film pairs seamlessly with blue-sensitive X-ray intensifying screens, enhancing the imaging process and ensuring consistent, high-quality results. Whether you’re a large hospital or a small clinic, Blue Sensitive Film is your trustworthy partner for precise medical X-ray imaging. \n \n \n FAQ \n Q1: Which parts of the body are suitable for imaging with Blue Sensitive Medical X-Ray Film? ​ \n A: This film is primarily designed for imaging human bones and thoracic cavities. Thanks to its low fog level and high contrast, it clearly displays bone structures and internal thoracic details, facilitating medical diagnosis. \n ​ \n Q2: What are the environmental temperature and humidity requirements for film storage? ​ \n A: Store the film in a cool, dry environment with a temperature range of 10°C – 23°C and humidity between 40% – 60%. Avoid exposure to moisture, high temperatures, harmful gases, and penetrating rays such as X-rays and gamma rays. \n ​ \n Q3: What are the film development methods, and which yields better results? ​ \n A: Both automatic and manual development methods are supported. For automatic development, it is compatible with all types of film processors, and using Fuji X-ray development kits can achieve optimal results. Manual development allows for high-temperature machine processing or normal-temperature hand processing, and Fuji or similar developing and fixing agents are suitable. \n ​ \n Q4: What precautions should be taken when using a safelight? ​ \n A: Use a 15-watt frosted bulb covered with a deep red filter, and place it at least 1.2 meters away from the film to prevent accidental exposure.