Dry imaging laser film for general radiology Trimax TXE 25x30 cm

Trimax TXE 25x30 cm is genuine, high-quality medical film for dry processing in the Trimax Laser Imaging Systems.

Specifications
Model name : Trimax TXE 25x30 cm
Product category : Medical dry imaging films for general radiology
Brand : Trimax
Film size : 25 x 30 cm (10 x 12 inches)
Maximum optical density : ≥ 3.2
Base : Polyethylene terephthalate film base
Coating : infrared-sensitive, photothermographic (dry laser) emulsion
Printing technology : dry laser imaging technology (photothermographic printing), which exposes pixels using laser rather than heat or wet chemicals.
Mainly used in : General radiology, for use with Trimax Laser Imaging Systems
Country of origin : China
Order unit and minimum order quantity : the order unit is "1 package" (1 package contains 125 sheets). The minimum order quantity is "4 packages (500 sheets)".
Delivery : This product can be delivered to countries in the European Union (France, Poland, Romania, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, etc.), to Africa (Morocco, Algeria, Senegal, Ghana, etc.) or to Asia.
Environmental friendliness : the *Dry Laser Imaging* technology itself involves completely avoiding the use of any chemicals, which in turn enhances the environmental safety of this product. Furthermore, corrugated trays for packaging of this product that can be recycled.
About the seller : Apeiron (France) is a wholesale supplier of Trimax TXE films.

Additional information
* This type of medical films provides low noise levels, excellent density uniformity and superb resolution of fine details.
* A simplified film loading method : Trimax TXE film cartridges can be loaded easily and simply in daylight.
* The packaging for this product is very minimalistic.

For use in the following dedicated Trimax Laser Imagers :
* Trimax TX40 Laser Imager
* Trimax TX55 Laser Imager
* Trimax TX65 Laser Imager

Recommendations for storing unused and printed Trimax TXE films
* Unused film should be stored at a temperature of 4–24 °C and a relative humidity of 30–50 per cent. It is also recommended that unused film be protected from any form of penetrating radiation.
* The lifespan of printed films can exceed 100 years if they are stored at a temperature of between 16 and 27 °C and a relative humidity of 30–50 per cent.
* It is not recommended to leave the film in the car for long periods in hot climates. Printed film remains in better condition if stored in a protective envelope.