Brand: Ashland | Category: Medical Equipment

An unlaminated radiochromic film, meaning the top layer is omitted so the active chemistry is exposed. Ashland states it is intended primarily for low energy photon and electron detection, research work, high dose dosimetry and sterilisation applications, with a dose range up to 1000 Gy.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Dynamic dose range | 10–1,000 Gy |
| Substrate | 97 µm clear polyester |
| Published format | 8 × 10 inches; other sizes on request |
Manufacturer-published film selection data. Dose range is not a standalone accuracy guarantee; use the film’s current instructions, batch calibration, scanner and validated dosimetry workflow. Confirm the supplied format and product code. Checked 2026-09-29.
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