Dry Laser Medical Laser Imaging Film White Dryview Anti - Static Electricity
Laser Medical Imaging Film Overview:
The dry laser films are specially designed for gerneral laser printers. The film is thermally processed and dones not require wet processing chemistry. Sharp, clear images are assured by optimized control of image tones from CT, MRI and other image modalities.
Laser Medical Film of us:
Our Laser Medical film is a family of polyester films which have been specially coated for laser fabrication. Our coating allows a stack of sheets to be laser cut without the polyester film permanently welding to itself. This allows for multiple copies to be fabricated simultaneously. We offer a wide variety of stock laser cuttable products
Specification:
| Products | Laser Medical Film |
| Color | Matte White |
| Material | PET |
| Weight | 210gsm |
| Specification | 8*10", 10*12", 11*14" , A3, A4, 13*17", 14*17", and Letter size |
| Package | 100 sheets per pack |
| Application |
Ultrasound Film / Gastroscopy Film / X-ray film (CT, CR, DR, MRI), x-ray / CT / MRI etc radioactive image report printing |
| Printer support | All laser Printers, such as Fuji, Kodak, HP, Xerox etc laser printers |
- Multi- sheet Cutting, means increased efficiency
- Tear resistant polyester base film
- Variety of stock gauges and finishes
- Anti-static electricity
- Standard and Custom sheets sizes
- High sharpness and high max density
- Compatible with all general laser printers, like HP, Xerox, OKI, Agfa, Fujifilm etc
We are only focus on high ended market, and can guarantee you 100% quality satisfaction
If you not completely satisfied with our products, tell us, we will check and replace you new one or send you money back.
No questions asked!
Other Medical X-ray Film,
| IMFB-280 | Inkjet Medical Blue Film |
| IMFW-M210 | Inkjet Medical Matte White Film |
| IMFW-C210 | Inkjet Medical Ceramic White Film |
| LMFW-M210 | Laser Medical White Film |
| LMFW-P240 | Laser Medical Paper Film |
Storage,
Unexposed film should be stored in an intact original packing (the boxes should stand in vertical position) at temperature of maximum 25 degree relative humidity 40-60%, away from harmful fumes, gases, X-ray and other ionizing radiation. The inventory should rotate.
