"Conventional-style" dry X-ray film-no processor, no darkroom. Blue base, thermal & laser compatible, 2-year shelf life.

Introduction

Conventional X-ray film is a radiographic imaging recording medium based on silver halide photosensitive technology. This type of film is widely used in traditional radiographic systems and is one of the fundamental technologies in the development of medical imaging.

Parameters and Specifications

Item	Details
Sizes	8×10, 10×12, 11×14, 14×17 in
Type	Thermal / laser
Base	Blue polyester, 175 μm
Packaging	100 sheets / box
Carton	5 boxes / carton, 23 kg

Features

High sensitivity and high resolution: Utilizes high-quality silver halide emulsion for clear imaging and excellent detail.

Wide exposure latitude: Adapts well to various exposure conditions, improving image stability.

High contrast image performance: Helps clearly distinguish structural differences such as bone and soft tissue.

Double-sided emulsion coating design: Improves light sensitivity and optimizes image density.

Multiple size support: Offers commonly used sizes such as 8×10, 10×12, 11×14, and 14×17.

Anti-static treatment: A special anti-static coating on the back layer effectively reduces artifacts, improving the success rate of images.

Key Applications

Hospital radiology departments (traditional X-ray imaging)
Primary healthcare institutions and clinics
Orthopedic imaging (fractures, joints)
Chest X-ray (lung screening)
Dental imaging (oral diagnosis)
Industrial non-destructive testing (NDT)
Veterinary imaging diagnosis

Traditional X-ray film is still widely used in basic medical imaging diagnosis and low-cost imaging solutions.

Customization

Multiple Cutting Sizes: Offers mainstream global sizes including 14x17in, 11x14in, 10x12in, 8x10in, 18x24cm, and 30x40cm.

Brand OEM Packaging: Supports custom printing of customer-branded packaging boxes, inner bag labeling, and outer carton markings.

Packaging Capacity Customization: Offers various capacities to meet market demands, such as 50, 100, or value packs of 500 sheets per box.

Technical Parameter Fine-tuning: Film speed can be specifically adjusted based on the characteristics of developing chemicals or the brand of intensifying screens used in specific regions.

Why Choose Us

Proven Quality: Decades of silver halide expertise ensure batch-to-batch consistency and minimal after-sales issues.

High Profitability: Over 95% image quality compared to leading brands at a fraction of the cost.

Export-Grade Packaging: Multi-layer moisture and light protection ensure long-term stability and activity during transit.

Reliable Supply: Resilient raw material sourcing shields you from market price volatility and ensures steady stock.

Technical Support: Comprehensive darkroom parameters (time, temp, dilution) provided to ensure perfect end-user results.

FAQ

Q: What is the difference between traditional X-ray film and digital imaging?

A: Traditional film requires chemical development, while digital imaging is directly formed electronically; film is cheaper but the process is relatively complex.

Q: Is developing equipment required?

A: Yes, it must be used with a developing machine and developing/fixing solutions.

Q: What types of film are available?

A: Mainly blue-sensitive and green-sensitive films, each compatible with different intensifying screen systems.

Q: What sizes are supported?

A: Common sizes include 8×10, 10×12, 11×14, and 14×17 inches.

Q: What are the storage requirements?

A: It needs to be protected from light and moisture; it is recommended to store it in a cool, dry environment.

Q: Is it suitable for all X-ray equipment?

A: Suitable for traditional film-based X-ray equipment; a corresponding intensifying screen is required.

Q: Is OEM customization possible?

A: Yes, customization is supported, including size, packaging, photosensitive type, and performance.

Q: What is the shelf life of the product?

A: Usually 18–24 months (depending on storage conditions).

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