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Fujifilm — Industrial X-Ray Film 80XD

Overview

Fujifilm Industrial X-Ray Film 80XD is designed for non-destructive testing applications requiring radiographic imaging of welds, castings, pipelines, pressure components, and other industrial materials. The film records the radiation transmitted through a component, allowing internal discontinuities and variations in material thickness to be evaluated after processing.

The 70 mm × 61 m roll format is suitable for continuous or custom-length film preparation. Technicians can cut the required film length according to the component geometry, exposure setup, cassette configuration, and inspection procedure.

The 80XD film supports professional X-ray and gamma-ray radiography workflows in fabrication, construction, maintenance, manufacturing, and QA/QC environments. Proper film handling, exposure, processing, storage, and interpretation are required to obtain reliable radiographic results.

What's Included

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

Box Dimensions & Shipping Weight (Estimated)

Key Specifications

Performance Features

Industrial Radiographic Imaging
Records transmitted radiation patterns to produce images of internal component conditions and material-density variations.

70 mm Film Width
Provides a narrow roll format suitable for pipelines, weld seams, small components, and inspection arrangements requiring compact film dimensions.

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

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

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

User-Friendly Design

• Continuous roll supports custom-length film preparation

• 70 mm width is practical for weld and pipeline inspection

• Compact format supports field radiography kits

• Suitable for use with compatible flexible or rigid cassettes

• Film can be cut according to the required exposure area

• Supports permanent inspection documentation

• Easy to integrate into established darkroom and film-processing workflows

• Suitable for manual and production radiography programs

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 sizes and geometries

• Suitable for quality-control and asset-integrity programs

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

• Intended for use according to applicable radiographic procedures and safety requirements

Film Handling and Processing

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

• Protect film from heat, humidity, pressure, chemical vapors, and unintended exposure

• Open and prepare the film only under approved darkroom or safelight conditions

• Handle film by the edges to minimize fingerprints and surface damage

• Cut the film using clean tools appropriate for darkroom use

• Load film into compatible cassettes or film holders

• Process using approved manual or automatic film-processing procedures

• Maintain the required developer temperature, time, agitation, and replenishment

• Wash and dry processed film thoroughly before interpretation

• Store completed radiographs according to the applicable record-retention procedure

Compatibility

Compatible with:

• Industrial X-ray inspection equipment

• Gamma-ray radiography sources

• Flexible radiographic film cassettes

• Rigid film holders

• Lead intensifying screens

• Radiographic identification markers

• Film-processing tanks and automatic processors

• Compatible developer, fixer, and washing chemistry

• Densitometers and film viewers

• Pipeline and weld radiography workflows

• Industrial radiographic documentation systems

Exposure conditions, screens, processing chemistry, and source compatibility should be established according to the applicable procedure.

Ideal Applications

• Industrial X-ray radiography

• Gamma-ray radiography

• Pipeline weld inspection

• Structural weld inspection

• Pressure-vessel inspection

• Storage-tank inspection

• Casting evaluation

• Forging inspection

• Aerospace component radiography

• Power-generation component inspection

• Fabrication QA/QC

• Maintenance radiography

• Corrosion and wall-loss evaluation

• Internal discontinuity detection

• Permanent radiographic recordkeeping

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 personnel from entering the exposure area

• Protect unexposed film from radiation sources and visible light

• Wear suitable gloves when handling processing chemicals

• Follow the chemical Safety Data Sheets and darkroom procedures

• 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 imaging products support non-destructive testing teams working in fabrication, manufacturing, energy, construction, transportation, and quality control.

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