Analogue Films

• Superior resistance against electrostatic fogging
• Can be used for general radiography, special procedures, and in automatic high speed film changer system
• Low fog level and clear base
• Suitable for all processing systems

• A standard constrast film for general radiography, MG-SR is intented primarily for chest, abdomen plain, and gastrointestinal use.
• Its wide latitude enables coverage of low-density through high-density areas with outstanding balance between sharpness and granularity.
• New SR technology enables remarkable processing stability, for consistently stable imaging results under all processing conditions with no sacrifice in image quality or sensitivity.
• Excellent transport and anti-static characteristics guarantee reliable film transport with all types of transport devices.

Konica Minolta Type CM-H is a very high contrast, high speed, single emulsion orthochromatic film designed specifically for mammography. CM-H film is optimized with the use of Konica Minolta mammography screens or similar screens specially developed for mammographic imaging.

Type CM-H has been formulated to produce excellent diagnostic results at the standard 90-second processing cycle as well as with extended processing cycle times.

Konica Minolta Type LP670 Film has been designed for use with helium-neon and visible-diode laser imagers.

Featuring high maximum density and optimized contrast characteristics, Type LP670 uses Konica Minolta’s mono-dispersed grain technology to produce exceptionally sharp laser images in both the image and the alphanumerics. Type LP-670 offers 45 seconds super rapid processing capabilities as well as a 90 seconds cycle time.

Type LP-670 is available in both tinted and clear base.

• This is a wide dynamic range film with extremely low gross fog.
• The film features superior transparency and tonal gradations in the developed image with excellent surface matte and reliable transport characteristics.
• The 780nm peak sensitivity of this product requires a No.5 ELF safe light.
• The film has outstanding processing characteristics, allowing stable images to be obtained under all processing conditions.
• Film packaging is designed for daylight loading.

• The high maximum density and contrast make LP820 excellent for IR semiconductor laser imaging.
• LP820’s use of mono-dispersed grain technology makes this film ideally matched to the infrared emission Laser Imager.
• LP820 is specially designed to provide increased sharpness as a result of improved anti-halation characteristics.
• Low base plus fog and the choice of tinted or clear LP820 film, provide easy interpretation and enhanced diagnostic clarity.
• LP820 film is notched to identify emulsion side