Product Characteristics
SKYDENT E is a high-quality double-emulsion intraoral X-ray film of high speed (ISO class E), high contrast and fine grain, providing high image quality and outstanding detail definition. This film is intended for intraoral X-ray diagnostics only.
 
Description
Film Base
Bluish 0.175 mm thick polyester provided with double-sided protective and antistatic layer which protects the SKYDENT E Dental Film against mechanical and electrostatic damage (ESD).
 
Technical Properties of SKYDENT E Dental Film
�?� 30 % �?? 50 % lower X-ray dose due to shorter exposure times in comparison with D-speed film
�?� complies with the worldwide tendency of Radiation Protection of Patients (RPOP) of EAIA
�?� extra soft plastic envelope with rounded corners
�?� envelope is disinfectable with common disinfectants, waterproof and light-tight
�?� easy opening and manipulation
�?� sheet of lead foil on the back side of the film (the side is marked as �??back�?? on the packet)
�?� easy sides recognition provided by embossed dot in the top corner of the packet (its raised portion indicates the side facing the radiation source/front side)
 
Processing
The film can be exposed in daylight. Exposed films can be processed either manually or in processors. The manual processing should be carried out in a darkroom under indirect dark-red or olive-green safelight. It is possible to use any liquid good-quality trademarked chemicals for processing. It is NOT recommended using tablet or powder chemicals.
 
Packing
To prevent all possible kinds of damage the SKYDENT E Dental Film is packed in a tropical vacuum wrapping and put inside paper boxes. Each packing contains 100/150 pcs of dental film.
 
Storage
SKYDENT E Dental Film should be stored:
�?� in the original packing in a dry and cool place
�?� at a temperature +10 to +21 ?�C (50 �?? 69.8 ?�F) and relative humidity of 40 �?? 60%
�?� protected from damaging fumes, gases and ionizing radiation
�?� For long-term storage the film should be stored in a refrigerator. In such case the film in the intact original packing should be allowed to adjust to room conditions for at least 2 �?? 4 hours.