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Fujifilm — Industrial X-Ray Film IX80XD

Overview

Fujifilm Industrial X-Ray Film IX80XD is designed for professional non-destructive testing applications requiring detailed radiographic images of welds, castings, pipelines, pressure components, and other industrial materials.

The film records differences in radiation transmitted through the inspected component, allowing technicians to evaluate internal discontinuities, material-density variations, corrosion, and changes in wall thickness after the film has been properly processed.

Its 100 mm × 61 m continuous-roll format allows technicians to cut film lengths according to the component geometry, cassette size, exposure arrangement, and applicable inspection procedure. The wider 100 mm format provides additional imaging coverage for welds, pipes, structural joints, and industrial components.

What's Included

Note: Film cassettes, lead screens, processing chemicals, identification markers, cutting equipment, and darkroom accessories are not included unless specified separately.

Box Dimensions & Shipping Weight (Estimated)

Actual shipping dimensions and weight may vary according to the manufacturer’s protective packaging.

Key Specifications

Performance Features

Industrial Radiographic Imaging
Records transmitted-radiation patterns to reveal internal discontinuities, material variations, and changes in component thickness.

100 mm Film Width
Provides broader image coverage than narrower roll formats, supporting inspection of welds, pipes, plates, and larger component areas.

61 m Continuous Roll
Allows technicians to prepare custom film lengths for different cassettes, components, and exposure configurations.

X-Ray and Gamma-Ray Applications
Suitable for approved industrial radiography procedures using compatible radiation sources and exposure techniques.

Permanent Inspection Record
Processed film provides a physical radiographic image that can be interpreted, documented, archived, and reviewed.

User-Friendly Design

• Continuous roll supports custom film-length preparation

• 100 mm width provides practical coverage for industrial components

• 61 m roll supports multiple inspection exposures

• Suitable for compatible flexible and rigid film holders

• Can be used with appropriate lead intensifying screens

• Supports manual and automatic film-processing workflows

• Provides permanent inspection documentation

• Easy to integrate into established darkroom procedures

Built for Industrial Environments

• Designed for professional non-destructive testing

• Suitable for fabrication, construction, manufacturing, and maintenance

• Practical for field and laboratory radiographic inspection

• Supports examination of welds, castings, forgings, and structural components

• Roll format accommodates different component lengths and geometries

• Suitable for asset-integrity and quality-control programs

• Must be protected from unintended radiation and visible-light exposure

• Intended for use according to approved radiographic and radiation-safety procedures

Film Handling and Processing

• Store unopened film in a cool, dry, radiation-controlled location

• Protect the roll from excessive heat, humidity, pressure, and chemical vapors

• Open, cut, and load the film only under approved darkroom or safelight conditions

• Handle the film carefully to avoid fingerprints, scratches, creases, and pressure marks

• Cut the required length using clean tools intended for darkroom use

• Load the film into a compatible cassette or film holder

• Use approved manual or automatic processing chemistry

• Maintain the required development time and temperature

• Wash and dry the processed film thoroughly

• Store completed radiographs according to applicable record-retention requirements

Compatibility

Compatible with:

• Industrial X-ray inspection systems

• Suitable gamma-ray radiography sources

• Flexible radiographic film cassettes

• Rigid film holders

• Lead intensifying screens

• Radiographic identification markers

• Manual film-processing tanks

• Automatic industrial film processors

• Compatible developer and fixer chemistry

• Film viewers and densitometers

• Pipeline, weld, and component radiography workflows

Exposure conditions, radiation source, screens, processing chemistry, and required image quality should be established according to the applicable inspection procedure.

Ideal Applications

• Industrial X-ray radiography

• Gamma-ray radiography

• Pipeline weld inspection

• Circumferential weld radiography

• Structural weld inspection

• Pressure-vessel inspection

• Storage-tank inspection

• Casting and forging evaluation

• Boiler and heat-exchanger inspection

• Aerospace component radiography

• Fabrication QA/QC

• Maintenance radiography

• Internal discontinuity detection

• Corrosion and wall-loss evaluation

• Permanent radiographic documentation

Safety and Handling

• Industrial radiography must be performed by trained and authorized personnel

• Establish controlled areas and radiation boundaries before exposure

• Use approved survey meters and personal dosimetry

• Prevent unauthorized entry into the exposure area

• Protect unexposed film from radiation sources and visible light

• Wear appropriate protection when handling processing chemicals

• Follow applicable chemical safety documentation

• Dispose of exhausted processing solutions according to applicable requirements

• Store film away from heat, moisture, and chemical contamination

• Follow all applicable radiation-protection procedures and regulations

About Fujifilm

Fujifilm develops imaging products and materials for industrial radiography, medical imaging, photography, electronics, and specialized technical applications. Its industrial radiographic films support non-destructive testing teams working in fabrication, manufacturing, energy, construction, transportation, aerospace, maintenance, and quality control.

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