Which film is used for flaw detection, should it be medical film or industrial film?
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They should be the same. I remember someone said that one is made from the scraps of the other.
This post was last edited by Lan Tian on 2017-3-24 09:27. I don’t dare. Where are the words? ;P
Industrial film is higher. Many years ago, a worker in the workshop was hit on his foot by a workpiece. We took certain protective measures and took pictures of his soles in the inspection room for comparison.
The intensity of rays for industrial use should be higher, while the intensity for medical use should be lower. I’m saying there’s no problem.
Brother, you have confused it again. There is no necessary correlation between the graininess of the film and the intensity of the rays.
It's okay. Let's see if any film manufacturers answer this question and listen to what they have to say.
I’m curious as to what the post’s position is and the types of topics are so broad.
There's something wrong with your word order. I don't have a job, I'm just curious.