Air Techniques...Film?
Yup...I was surprised to see they are selling film at their booth at CDA. Film is still huge in the USA (about $150 million). Here's the press release:
Melville, New York. Air Techniques, Inc. presents SENSA X-Ray Film.
SENSA is a D-Speed film manufactured by Air Techniques with materials supplied byFujifilm Corporation. The combination of Air Techniques and Fujifilm is a natural enterprise. SENSA means quality, dependability, and superb radiographs. SENSA is for everyone who uses film and will work with every type of processor and every brand of chemistry. At first, Sensa will be offered in size 2, the most popular. Then all other sizes: 0, 1, 3, 4,panoramic, and cephalometric will be introduced.For more information, visit the Air Techniques website at www.airtechniques.com.
Melville, New York. Air Techniques, Inc. presents SENSA X-Ray Film.
SENSA is a D-Speed film manufactured by Air Techniques with materials supplied byFujifilm Corporation. The combination of Air Techniques and Fujifilm is a natural enterprise. SENSA means quality, dependability, and superb radiographs. SENSA is for everyone who uses film and will work with every type of processor and every brand of chemistry. At first, Sensa will be offered in size 2, the most popular. Then all other sizes: 0, 1, 3, 4,panoramic, and cephalometric will be introduced.For more information, visit the Air Techniques website at www.airtechniques.com.
posted by Dr. Lorne Lavine @ 10:16:00 PM
1 Comments:
At 2:51 PM,
Anonymous said…
$150 million for film in the US -- is that for equipment or just supplies? I'm curious to know how much new film x-ray systems are being sold each year. All I hear is digital but there must be dentists still buying analog technology, right? Speaking of which, who are the big players today selling film x-ray systems?
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