Classification by Application:
Clinical X-ray Film: Used for X-ray imaging in medical imaging for diagnosis and treatment.
Industrial X-ray Film: Used for X-ray inspection and imaging in the industrial sector, such as welding quality inspection and defect detection.
Classification by Structure:
Single-Sided X-ray Film: Coated with a photosensitive layer on only one side, suitable for certain specific imaging needs.
Double-Sided X-ray Film: Coated with a photosensitive layer on both sides, suitable for a wider range of imaging needs.
Classification by Photosensitive Method:
Direct X-ray Film: The photosensitive layer directly receives X-rays.
Indirect X-ray Film: The photosensitive layer indirectly receives X-rays via a phosphor layer or phosphor crystals.
Classification by Size:
X-ray film of different sizes is suitable for different imaging equipment sizes and imaging needs. Common sizes include 8x10 inches, 10x12 inches, and 14x17 inches.
Classification by Sensitivity:
High-sensitivity X-ray film: More sensitive to X-rays, suitable for low-dose imaging.
Low-sensitivity X-ray film: Relatively less sensitive to X-rays, suitable for high-dose imaging.
Classification by Imaging System:
Digital X-ray film: A digital X-ray imaging system that stores X-ray images digitally for easy transmission and processing.