CURIX RP 2 Plus Film

High-speed, high-contrast film for use with blue/UV-emitting screens, which enhances image detail in general radiography and special procedures

Key benefits

  • More diagnostic information, without increased patient dose.
  • Reduced costs and repeats, and increased productivity.
  • Excellent visualization of low density areas and soft-tissue details.
  • Multiple applications in general radiography and special procedures.

CURIX RP2 Plus film, part of our proprietary blue/UV film/screen system, provides you with more image detail and diagnostic information, without increasing patient dose. It gives you all the advantages of a 400-speed system dose, but with the image quality of a 200-speed system.

CURIX RP2 Plus film is ideal for exams that require the most out of each exposure at full speed. The high contrast enhances the visualization of low-density detail in bone and contrast media, while high mid-gradient contrast enables the visualization of detail in soft tissues.

Can be used with following products and services

Blue emitting Agfa Screens.

Suitable for following market segments

Compatible with all major processing chemistries and equipment.

Availability

Spain only

Easy handling

CURIX RP2 Plus film is coated on a blue polyester base and is designed for use with Agfa's blue/UV-emitting screens. To make handling easier, it has antistatic properties.

Increased resolution means decreased costs

CURIX RP2 Plus film is very cost-efficient: the improved image quality from the high resolution reduces the need for repeats and extra views.

Safelight

We recommend using a special red safelight filter, together with a 15 watt frosted bulb positioned at least at 1.5 m (4') away.

System speeds

CURIX RP2 Plus medical screen film with:

  • CP-B 200: speed class 200
  • CP-B 400: speed class 400

Compatibility

CURIX RP2 Plus film is compatible with all major processing chemistries and equipment.

Recommended processing cycle

We recommend a standard 90-second processing cycle at 35°C (95°F).

Storage

For optimal performance, the film should be stored between 10°C (50°F) and 21°C (70°F).
The relative humidity should preferably remain between 30 and 50%.