AGFA Blue is a full speed high-contrast film for general use in diagnostic radiology.  It is coated on 0.18 mm (7-mil) blue-tinted polyester photographic film base, AGFA Blue is recommended for use with rare earth intensifying screens or with any other blue-emitting screen.

The high contract of AGFA Blue enhances diagnostic detail throughout the density range and provides excellent visualization of bone detail and contrast media a low densities as well as soft tissue and lung detail at intermediate densities.  With rare earth screens it provides an excellent high speed system.

AGFA Blue is designed for processing in any standard 90 second processor.  The recommended developer temperature is 95°F (35°C).

AGFA .5 Blue is a new low print-through film, designed to increase detail and sharpness with blue-emitting screens.  It provides excellent clarity and high contrast and can be used in all examinations.

AGFA .5 Blue is coated 0.18 mm (7-mil) blue-tinted polyester photographic film base.  It is particularly recommended for use with blue-emitting rare earth intensifying screens.

The high contrast of AGFA .5 Blue enhances diagnostic detail throughout the density range and provides excellent visualization of bone detail and contrast media at low densities as well as soft tissue detail at intermediate densities.

AGFA  .5 Blue can be used in any standard 90 second processor.  Optimum conditions are developer at 95°F (35°C).

AGFA Duplicating Film is designed for processing in any standard 90 second processor.   Developer temperature should be approximately 95°F (35°C).  Significant departure from these conditions may result in contrast changes that degrade duplication fidelity.

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