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FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59

FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59
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FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59

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Overview: Fujifilm's industrial X-ray films utilize advanced emulsion technology and computerized manufacturing for consistent performance and high image quality. These films are compatible with various NDT chemistries and processing conditions, offering versatility across different applications.
Film Types and Applications: Fujifilm offers eight types of industrial radiographic films (IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29, IX59), each designed for specific applications based on material thickness, radiation energy, and inspection accuracy. Key applications include welds, castings, and micro-electronic parts.
Film Features: The films vary in speed, contrast, and graininess, allowing for tailored use in different scenarios. For example, IX20 is a low-speed, high-contrast film suitable for thin castings and neutron radiography, while IX150 is a high-speed film for inspecting heavy metals.
Processing Conditions: Recommended processing conditions include manual and automatic options, with specific temperatures and times for development, fixing, and washing. For manual processing, a typical cycle involves a 5-minute development at 20°C, while automatic processing uses higher temperatures and shorter times.
Film Selection Guide: The selection of film depends on the material and thickness of the specimen, as well as the X-ray tube voltage or gamma-ray source. The guide provides detailed recommendations for light metals, iron, steel, and bronze across various thicknesses and radiation energies.
Characteristic Curves and Sensitivity: The document includes characteristic curves for different films, showing density versus exposure. It also details the spectral sensitivity, emphasizing the blue sensitivity of the films and the importance of using appropriate safelight filters to minimize fogging.
Exposure Charts: Charts are provided to guide the appropriate film focus distance, mA-min settings, and development conditions for different films, ensuring optimal exposure and image quality.
Development Rate and Processing Solutions: The development rate is influenced by temperature and time, with specific solutions recommended for development, fixing, and washing. The document outlines the conditions for achieving standard processing densities.
Automated Processing: Automated processing examples are provided, detailing the processing time, temperature, and replenishment rates for developers and fixers, ensuring efficient and consistent film processing.
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FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59-1

FUJSFILM DATA SHEET ^^^^ ■ i N i r~\i iPTniAi n A nmr>n A ni ii/-^ o\/f INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM Fujifilm industrial X-ray films feature revolutionary new film technology. The combination of the latest in emulsion making science and computerized manufacturing processes assure consistent batch- to-batch performance; optimum image quality and compatibility with all NDT chemistries and current brand tank / automatic processing conditions. The Fujifilm family of films incorporate unique speed, and grain technologies thus permitting their use over a wide range of applications with consistent high quality regardless of the material examined and the source of radiation employed TYPES AND An appropriate choice is made among the eight types of Fujifilm Industrial Radiographic Film FEATURES according to the material and thickness of specimens, the kilovoltage or energy of radiation, and the required accuracy of inspection * Speed as compared to that of type 1X100 used as a standard 100 under each exposure conditions. Classification based on developed with Fujifilm's recommended processing conditions. Examples of recommended conditions (temperature and immersion time) are as follows. Manual : 20 degree Celsius 5 minutes Automatic : 28 degree Celsius 1.5min

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FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59-2

FUJIFILM DATA SHEET l FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM FILM SELECTION GUIDE Material and Thicknesses (mm) Light Metals Standards for film selection dependant on material, specimen thickness. X-ray equipment power and type of gamma-ray sources are given below. X-ray Tube Voltage (kV) below 50 over 100 0~ Iron and Steel

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FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59-3

FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM l FUJIFILM DATA SHEET CHARACTERISTIC CURVE Automatic Processing 4.5 EXPOSURE: SCREEN: 200KV Xrays Lead screens 0.03mm( 0.001 inch) thick front & back FILTER: Steel 9mm ( 0.35 inch) PROCESSOR: FUJI FIP 7000 PROCESSING CYCLE AND DEVELOPER TEMPERATURE: 11.0 min./28°C(82°F) DEVELOPER: FUJI SUPERDOL-I

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FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59-4

FUJIFILM DATA SHEET l FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM CHARACTERISTIC CURVE Manual Processing 4.5 EXPOSURE: SCREEN: 200KV Xrays Lead screens 0.03mm ( 0.001 inch) thick front & back FILTER: Steel 9mm ( 0.35 inch) PROCESSOR: Manual Tank DEVELOPING TIME AND DEVELOPER TEMPERATURE: 5min./20°C (68°F) DEVELOPER: FUJI HIRENDOL-I

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FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59-5

FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM l FUJIFILM DATA SHEET BASE USED Polyester 0.175 mm thick, blue tinted base. A polyester base is used having excellent strength and safety being suitable also for automatic processing COLOR SENSITIVITY Blue sensitive Relative Sensitivity Spectral Sensitivity Curve This film should be handled under the Fuji Safelight Filter SLG 8U (red-orange) in a lamp with 15-or-20-watt bulb at a distance of not less than 1 meter (3.3 feet). Safelight Tolerances of IX100 Films 0.4 Fuji Safelight Filter SLG 8U 100V 20-watt bulb, distance 1m The values of IX80 and IX50 are...

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FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59-6

FUJIFILM DATA SHEET l FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM 350 FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX25 300 Lead Screens (front 0.03mm, back 0.10mm) Without Screen 200 Film-Focus Distance: 60cm mA-min: 16 (constant) Hi-Rendol l, 20°C (68°F), 5 min., Tank Development Film Density: 2.0 + Fog and Base Lead Screens (front 0.03mm, back 0.10mm) Without Screen X-ray Tube Voltage (kVp) X-ray Tube Voltage (kVp) FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX29 200 Film-Focus Distance: 60cm mA-min: 16 (constant) Hi-Rendol l, 20°C (68°F), 5 min., Tank Development Film Density: 2.0 + Fog and Base FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL...

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FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59-7

FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM • FUJIFILM DATA SHEET EXPOSURE CHART FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL Lead Screens Film Density: 2.0 + Fog and Base

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FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59-8

FUJIFILM DATA SHEET l FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX50 Hi-Rendol l, 20°C (68°F), Tank Development FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX80 Hi-Rendol l, 20°C (68°F), Tank Development FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX100 Hi-Rendol l, 20°C (68°F), Tank Development FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX150 Hi-Rendol l, 20°C (68°F), Tank Development R elative value at a density of 2.0 above fog and base density on the value of 100 when developed for five minutes. ]] Average Gradient (G): radient of line between the density points of G 1.5...

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FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59-9

FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM l FUJIFILM DATA SHEET MANUAL PROCESSING (Example) Processing Solutions Stop Bath (Acetic Acid 3% Solution) (Wetting Agent) Drying — Development Time-Temperature Curve ✽ ✽ 50 FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX100 Hi-Rendol l FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX100 Hi-Renfix I Without Pre-bath, Vertical Immersion, Without Agitation Fixing Time-Temperature Curve (Running Water 2 to 4 liters/min.) FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX100 Hi-Renfix I Without Pre-bath, Vertical Immersion, Without Agitation Processing Temperature: 20°C (68°F) Density...

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FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59-10

FUJIFILM DATA SHEET l FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM AUTOMATED PROCESSING (Example) Processing Time (dry-to-dry) Development Temperature Development Immersion time Fixing Temperature Reprenishment Rate for 8.5 5 30.5 cm, 4 films Wash water Temperature Drying Temperature

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FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM IX20, IX25, IX50, IX80, IX100, IX150, IX29 AND IX59-11

FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM l FUJIFILM DATA SHEET

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FUJIFILM DATA SHEET l FUJIFILM INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHIC FILM 7-3 Akasaka 9-chome, Minatoku, Tokyo 107-0052, Japan

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