MEDICL INKJET FILM WHITE (Dry X-ray Film)
White film inkjet is a high-definition medical inkjet imaging film featuring pure white base for superior grayscale layering and detail restoration. Supported by multi-thickness PET substrate and double-sided anti-static coating, this medical inkjet film delivers fast ink absorption, waterproof performance and stable bending resistance. Compatible with full-range hospital imaging equipment, it provides sharp, fade-free black-and-white images for clinical diagnosis and long-term medical record storage.
White Film Inkjet
Professional white film inkjet is a high-definition medical imaging medium developed exclusively for digital inkjet printing. Serving as an upgraded alternative to traditional chemical films and colored-base inkjet films, this white-base medical film is widely adopted in radiology and pathology departments. Its pure white background optimizes grayscale gradation display, significantly enhancing the recognition of low-contrast tissues, tiny lesions and subtle anatomical details for accurate clinical judgment. Requiring no chemical development or complex post-processing, white film inkjet enables efficient, clean and eco-friendly medical image output for modern hospital imaging systems.
Unique Advantages of White Film Inkjet
Different from blue-base inkjet film, white film inkjet adopts a pure white substrate to deliver purer black-and-white imaging with finer gradient transition. It effectively avoids color tone interference, making it more suitable for high-precision pathological observation and subtle lesion screening. This series supports multiple optional film thicknesses to match different usage scenarios: thin-gauge film for daily batch printing, and thick-gauge film for formal archived medical records with stronger rigidity and flatness.
Equipped with double-sided anti-static treatment and advanced multi-layer ink-absorbing coating, the film ensures uniform ink distribution, instant drying and zero ink accumulation. It features excellent repeated bending resistance, avoiding cracks and peeling during frequent sorting, scanning and filing. With reliable waterproof, abrasion-proof and light-resistant performance, printed images remain stable and non-fading for long-term medical archiving.
Complete Technical Parameters
| Parameter Item | Specification Details |
|---|---|
| Base Material | High-strength medical PET polyester base |
| Imaging Feature | White base, pure black & white medical imaging |
| Optional Thickness | 120μm / 150μm (standard) / 180μm / 210μm |
| Printing Method | Professional medical inkjet printing |
| Grayscale Resolution | 14-bit ultra-fine medical grade |
| Surface Coating | Double-sided anti-static + high-density ink absorption coating |
| Waterproof Property | Excellent, no ink bleeding or blurring |
| Surface Durability | High abrasion & scratch resistance |
| Light Resistance | Stable color retention, avoid long-term direct sunlight |
| Compatible Devices | CT, DR, MRI, CR, PET-CT, NMR & all mainstream medical inkjet printers |
| Shelf Life | 24 months in cool, dry, dark storage environment |
| Surface Quality | Flawless surface, no oil stains, spots, scratches, bubbles or coating defects |
| Bending Performance | Excellent toughness, no cracking after repeated bending |
| Ink Drying Performance | Fast ink absorption, instant dry, no ink stacking |
Standard Packaging & Size Specifications
| Film Size (Inch) | Metric Size (cm) | Sheets per Box | Boxes per Carton |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8×10 | 20×25 | 100 | 10 |
| 10×12 | 25×30 | 100 | 5 |
| 11×14 | 28×35 | 100 | 5 |
| 14×17 | 35×43 | 100 | 5 |
| A4 | 21×29.7 | 100 | 10 |
| A3 | 29.7×42 | 100 | 5 |
Custom sizes are available to support customized medical printing and archiving demands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What are the application differences between white film inkjet and blue inkjet film?
A: White film inkjet features pure white background with cleaner grayscale transition, more suitable for pathology analysis and fine tissue diagnosis. Blue base film is better for routine radiology scanning viewing under ambient light.
Q2: Why does white film inkjet support multiple thickness options?
A: Optional thicknesses adapt to different hospital usage scenarios. Thin films improve printing efficiency for daily output, while thick films provide better stiffness for formal long-term archived medical records.
Q3: How to maintain long-term image stability for white inkjet film?
A: Store printed films in dry, dark environment avoiding direct sunlight. Its special light-resistant coating effectively prevents fading and ensures stable image quality for years of medical file storage.
