Dry imaging thermal film for general radiology Agfa DryStar DT 5000 I B 28x35 cm

Agfa DryStar DT 5000 I B 28x35 cm is genuine high-quality medical dry processing Film for use in Agfa DryStar imagers

Specifications
Model name : Agfa DryStar DT 5000 I B 28x35 cm
Product category : Medical dry imaging films for general radiology
Brand : AGFA
Film size : 28 x 35 cm (11 x 14 inches)
Maximum optical density : ≥ 2.75
Base : blue PET base, 168 μm-thick
Coating : a heat-sensitive coating containing silver salts, as well as a protective layer that protects the film from scratches and moisture
Printing technology : dry thermal printing (Direct Digital Imaging / DDI) due to the film’s sensitivity to heat rather than light. This technology provides ease and convenience of use thanks to daylight loading.
Mainly used in : General Radiology, used in medical imaging for direct digital printing of grayscale diagnostic images
Country of origin : Belgium
Order unit and minimum order quantity : the order unit is "1 package" (1 package contains 100 sheets). The minimum order quantity is "5 packages (500 sheets)".
Delivery: this product can be delivered to countries in the European Union (France, Germany, Italy, etc.), as well as to Africa or Asia
Environmental friendliness : The packaging for this film is fully recyclable. Furthermore, the *Dry* technology itself involves completely avoiding the use of any chemicals, which in turn enhances the environmental safety of this product.
About the seller : Apeiron (France) is a wholesale supplier of Agfa x-ray films and dry medical radiographic films

Additional information
* The PET base has rounded corners (similar to regular X-ray film)
* This type of film provides excellent rendering of fine details, with very low haze and high contrast

For use in the following dedicated Agfa DryStar imagers :
* Agfa DryStar 5300
* Agfa DryStar 5500
* Agfa DryStar 5301
* Agfa DryStar 5302
* Agfa DryStar 5503
* Agfa DryStar AXYS

Recommendations for storing unused and printed Agfa DryStar DT2B film
* The shelf life is 3 years (36 months)
* It is recommended that unused film be stored at a temperature of between 4 to 25 °C
* The shelf life of printed films is at least 15 years, provided they are not exposed to high temperatures (above 35 °C) during storage
* It is recommended that you store printed images in their original packaging or in other film envelopes suitable for storage