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An X-ray cassette is a flat, rigid holder used in medical radiography to keep and protect the image receptor during an X-ray exposure. It ensures that the film or imaging plate is properly positioned and stays light-tight so that the X-ray image is clear and accurate.
Key Features
Light-tight case: Prevents ordinary light from fogging the film or imaging plate.
Front and back covers: The front is X-ray–transparent (low-attenuation material such as carbon fiber or aluminum), while the back often has a layer of lead foil to reduce backscatter.
Pressure mechanism: Keeps the film or digital plate flat and in close contact with intensifying screens or imaging surfaces.
P.s:- Delivery is typically completed within two to three business days from the date of purchase.