X-ray radiographic film
Structurix
GE Inspection Technologies
GE Inspection Technologies offers different forms of packaging, all in accordance with the ISO 5655 norm. Whatever the application of industrial radiography, there is a right Structurix film available, in the right packaging. No object is too large or too small. An X-ray film of the appropriate size is available for every exposure. Structurix films are supplied in all standard sheet and roll sizes (special sizes on demand)and in darkroom or daylight packaging.
Practical Daylight Packaging
Time saving Structurix film are packed on ultramodern packaging machines. This ready-to-use packaging can be placed directly on the object to be X-rayed, which saves valuable time that would otherwise be used to manually place the film in cassettes in the darkroom.
Improved quality
To guarantee optimal packaging quality, all films are packed automatically in an ISO 9001-2000 environment, using new lead screens for each. By excluding all so-called film faults, such as dust in the packaging and faults caused by the lead, the need for reshoots is eliminated, saving you time and money.
More economical
Ease of use, both during exposure and in the darkroom, and the avoidance of reshoots combine to provide maximum productivity.
Easy identification
The film type is clearly marked on all daylight film packages. “Pb” means the film is sandwiched between lead screens (0.027 mm). Daylight packed sheets have a center cross on the envelope to allow for easy positioning. Sheets are provided in a strong and easy-to-use, flip-top box. Rolls come in a rigid dispenser box.
Practical Daylight Packaging
Time saving Structurix film are packed on ultramodern packaging machines. This ready-to-use packaging can be placed directly on the object to be X-rayed, which saves valuable time that would otherwise be used to manually place the film in cassettes in the darkroom.
Improved quality
To guarantee optimal packaging quality, all films are packed automatically in an ISO 9001-2000 environment, using new lead screens for each. By excluding all so-called film faults, such as dust in the packaging and faults caused by the lead, the need for reshoots is eliminated, saving you time and money.
More economical
Ease of use, both during exposure and in the darkroom, and the avoidance of reshoots combine to provide maximum productivity.
Easy identification
The film type is clearly marked on all daylight film packages. “Pb” means the film is sandwiched between lead screens (0.027 mm). Daylight packed sheets have a center cross on the envelope to allow for easy positioning. Sheets are provided in a strong and easy-to-use, flip-top box. Rolls come in a rigid dispenser box.
