General information
Used for automatic film processing.
Used only where there is a need to develop a high volume of films on a daily basis.
Requires reliable electricity, 24hrs/7days.
Manual back-up developer may be required.
Specifications
An X-ray film automatic processor is a device designed to move medical X-ray films from one solution to the next, in the film developing process, without the need for human intervention except to insert a film or cassette.
Automatic film processors, sometimes called film processing systems, typically have six main subsystems: film transport, temperature, circulation, replenishment, drying and electrical control. There are several automatic film processors; they can be differentiated by the time required to develop a film (the dry-drop time).
The model Curix 60 (a model used by the Red Cross) is a darkroom table-top processor for small radiology departments.
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Technical data: |
- Size LWH: 80x65x38cm; 94cm length when the feeder tray is added. |
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- Weight: 54kg empty, 64kg full |
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- Connection: 200-230V, 50 or 60Hz |
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- Power: max. 1500W |
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- Capacity: 60 films/h |
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- Film formats: 10x10cm to 35x43cm |
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- Film transport speed: 28cm/minute |
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- 3 colour-coded tanks: one each for the developer, fixer and water. |
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- Bath temperature 34°C for developer and fixer |
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- Warming up time: 7min |
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- Cycle time: 3 minutes |
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- Drying system: infrared |
Chemical product recommended by manufacturer: Agfa Gaevert
Developer reference: G153
Fixer Reference: G 353 or 354
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Unit of presentation: |
1 unit, delivered with 6x2.5 litres of developer and fixer, 3 spare tank covers, 3 tank valves, and a multilingual user and maintenance manual. |
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Packaging: |
Solid carton, labelling: product name, serial number, manufacturer’s address, CE marked. |
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Other: |
Complies with VDE UL and CSA safety regulations. |
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Recommendation: |
Purchase only from an Agfa-authorized agent. |