Non-Silver Duplicating Films

Overview

Non Silver Duplicating Films

Imagelink Diazo C Microfilm 1957, 2957, 3957
Imagelink Diazo C Microfilm is a fast-speed, non-silver print film. Use it to generate direct-duplicating copies in fiche or roll form, from silver or reprintable diazo films. Other typical uses include producing negative-appearing copies from negative appearing computer-output microfilm originals and duplicating copies of source documents, engineering drawings, and continuous-tone negatives. Imagelink Diazo C Microfilm is formulated to produce a blue-dye image offering high visual contrast on a reader.

Imagelink Diazo D Microfilm 1956, 2956, 3956
Imagelink Diazo D Microfilm is formulated to produce a neutral-black background. The dyes offer high visual contrast for viewing and next-generation prints.

Imagelink Thermal Print Film KF 1353/2353
Imagelink Thermal Print Films are suitable for generating distribution copies (usually negative-appearing) in fiche or roll format i.e. clear lines with dark background made from positive-appearing, computer output microfilms (COM) or other camera original films. Reversed-polarity prints can also be made from other microfilm images. A title stripe, if used, facilitates fiche identification.

Life Expectancy of 100 years (LE-100) for non-silver duplicating films diazo and thermal print film.

• Ultra-high resolving power
• Static-resistant, process-survivable backing
• Micro-fine granularity
• Very slow speed
• Manufactured process is registered to ISO 9000
• Manufactured to ANSI and ISO standards specifications for films to be used for storing records of long-term or permanent value