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Fujifilm DI-HT dry imaging film

Fujifilm DI-HT is a medical dry imaging film designed for thermal- recording on the FUJI MEDICAL DRY IMAGER DRYPIX 2000. Medem supplies DI-HT film for CR, CT, MRI, DSA and other diagnostic imaging workflows with international logistics support, including the common 35x43 (14 x 17") format.

Medem LTD is a supplier of Fujifilm DI-HT X-ray and medical dry imaging film for hospitals, distributors and procurement teams working with the FUJI DRYPIX 2000 imager.

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Overview

What is Fujifilm DI-HT?

FUJI MEDICAL DRY IMAGING FILM DI-HT is designed for thermal-recording in the Fujifilm DRYPIX 2000 dry imager. It is used to record medical images generated by radiology and diagnostic imaging systems where stable, high-density hardcopy output is required from a compact tabletop dry imager.

The film is daylight-load packaged and includes a protective sheet in each film pack. For procurement teams, the key checks are imager compatibility (DRYPIX 2000 only), required size, package quantity, storage conditions and delivery timing.

Sensitivity and contrast

Optimized for DRYPIX 2000 thermal-recording

DI-HT sensitivity and contrast are suitably designed for thermal- recording with the FUJI MEDICAL DRY IMAGER DRYPIX 2000. The film is not interchangeable with the DI-HL line, which targets the laser DRYPIX 7000, 5000 and 4000 imagers.

Compatibility

Compatible FUJI DRYPIX imager

DI-HT film is specified for the FUJI MEDICAL DRY IMAGER DRYPIX 2000. Compatibility should be confirmed by model and local service requirements before ordering.

FUJI MEDICAL DRY IMAGER DRYPIX 2000FUJI MEDICAL DRY IMAGER DRYPIX 2000Thermal-recording dry imager for DI-HT film

Similar items

Other dry imaging films Medem supplies

If DI-HT is not the right match for your imager, these comparable medical dry imaging films from Fujifilm, Agfa, Carestream and Konica Minolta are also available through Medem.

Fujifilm Fujifilm DI-HLFujifilm DI-HLDry laser imaging film for DRYPIX 7000/5000/4000
Agfa Agfa DT2BAgfa DT2BDry imaging film for Agfa Drystar imagersComing soon
Carestream Carestream DVECarestream DVEDry imaging film for Carestream DryView imagersKonica Minolta Konica Minolta SD-QKonica Minolta SD-QDry imaging film for Konica Drypro imagers

Sizes and quantity

Available DI-HT film formats

Film sizeApprox. formatQuantity / package
35.4 x 43 cm14 x 17"100 sheets + 1 protective sheet
25.7 x 36.4 cm10 x 14"100 sheets + 1 protective sheet
25.4 x 30.5 cm10 x 12"100 sheets + 1 protective sheet
20 x 24.8 cm8 x 10"100 sheets + 1 protective sheet

Procurement data

Supplier details for DI-HT buyers

Product referenceFUJI DI-HT / DI-HT dry imaging film
Main purchasing formatBox or case, depending on size and availability
Price110 EUR per box for orders of 150 packages
Typical case quantity5 boxes per case for common DI-HT supply workflows
Quote lead timeUsually within 24 hours after size, quantity and destination are confirmed
MOQConfirmed by size, market and current stock
ShippingInternational freight is quoted by destination
ReturnsB2B medical consumable orders are non-returnable unless agreed in writing
DocumentsProduct documentation, logistics details and availability confirmation on request

Modalities

Used for diagnostic image output

  • Computed Radiography (CR)
  • Computed Tomography (CT)
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
  • Digital Subtraction Angiography (DSA)
  • General medical imaging output

Storage

Unused film storage conditions

  • Store film packs in a cool, dry and dark place.
  • Recommended temperature: 10 to 23 C.
  • Recommended relative humidity: 45 +/- 15% RH.
  • Keep away from radioactivity and reactive gases.
  • Do not remove unused films from a loaded film pack.

Recorded films

Handling after output

Recorded films should also be stored in cool, dry and dark conditions. High temperature, high humidity and daylight exposure can affect density or cause discoloration during long-term storage.

Film development continues briefly after ejection from the imager, so fresh films should be protected from bright light and chemical contact during handling.

Procurement support

Request Fujifilm DI-HT availability and logistics

Tell us the required DI-HT size (including the common 35x43 / 14 x 17" format), quantity, destination country and delivery timeline. Medem will check availability and prepare a tailored offer for your medical imaging supply chain.

FAQ

Fujifilm DI-HT questions for buyers

What is Fujifilm DI-HT?

Fujifilm DI-HT is a Fuji Medical Dry Imaging Film designed for thermal-recording on the FUJI MEDICAL DRY IMAGER DRYPIX 2000 system used for diagnostic medical imaging hardcopy output.

Which imager is compatible with Fujifilm DI-HT film?

DI-HT is designed for use only with FUJI MEDICAL DRY IMAGER DRYPIX 2000. It is not compatible with DRYPIX 7000, 5000 or 4000 systems.

Can DI-HT be used in DRYPIX 7000 or DRYPIX 5000?

No. DI-HT film sensitivity and contrast are specifically designed for thermal-recording in the DRYPIX 2000. Use the DI-HL film line for DRYPIX 7000, 5000 and 4000 imagers.

Which DI-HT sizes are available?

Common DI-HT formats include 35.4 x 43 cm (14 x 17"), 25.7 x 36.4 cm (10 x 14"), 25.4 x 30.5 cm (10 x 12") and 20 x 24.8 cm (8 x 10"), typically supplied as 100 sheets plus one protective sheet per pack.

Is Fujifilm DI-HT available in 35x43 (14 x 17 inch) format?

Yes. The 35.4 x 43 cm format corresponds to the common 14 x 17 inch DI-HT dry imaging film size and is supplied as 100 sheets plus one protective sheet per pack for DRYPIX 2000 workflows.

How should unused Fujifilm DI-HT film be stored?

Unused DI-HT film should be stored in a cool, dry and dark place at 10 to 23 C and 45 +/- 15% relative humidity, away from radioactivity and reactive gases. Do not remove unused films from a loaded film pack.

What is the typical package configuration for DI-HT?

DI-HT is commonly supplied by box, with 100 sheets plus one protective sheet per pack across all standard sizes. Case quantity depends on the ordered format and supplier stock.

How fast can Medem prepare a DI-HT offer?

Medem usually prepares a tailored quote within 24 hours after receiving the requested DI-HT size, quantity, destination country and delivery timeline.

What is the difference between DI-HT and DI-HL?

DI-HT is designed for thermal-recording on DRYPIX 2000, while DI-HL is designed for laser exposure thermal development on DRYPIX 7000, 5000 and 4000. The two films are not interchangeable between imager families.