Computed Radiography allows for more precise imaging with greater picture enhancement and the ability to manipulate variables. Computed Radiography is a two-step process; first a storage phosphor imaging plate is exposed to penetrating radiation and then, the luminescence is read, digitalized, and viewed on a computer monitor. (read more)

Radiography involves the use of penetrating X- or gamma radiation to examine parts and products for flaws that could be detrimental to their intended use. An X-ray machine or radioactive isotope is used as a source of radiation. Radiation is directed through a part onto a film or an electronic device (plate). (read more)

Kodak selects Willick Engineering to represent KODAK INDUSTREX Digital Systems (read more)

Carestream's ACR-2000 packs the powerful combination of portability and flexible phosphor imaging plates – plates as long as the job requires. (read more)

Willick Engineering carries a complete line of accessories for your radiographic needs. (read more)

Light emitting displays all suffer from a visibility problem when used under conditions which include high ambient lighting levels. By applying optical films to a display's front surface, GD-OBL can effectively and efficiently improve brightness and contrast by reducing surface reflections. (read more)

3M™ Front Surface Films are a family of optically clear, durable protection products. The product line includes sacrificial films designed to be replaced after a period of time to maintain the pristine image of the underlying display. (read more)

3M™ ARM Films are the latest version from 3M of anti-reflective films for reducing unwanted reflections and increasing contrast for improved clarity and readability. (read more)

KODAK Personal Monitoring Film is designed for use in film badge dosimeter applications for recording x-ray, gamma and beta radiation exposure of radiation personnel. (read more)

These films are strong, resilient, and easy to work with. They do not contain plasticizers or VOC's (Volatile Organic Compounds) making them the environmentally friendly choice for fabrication. When compared against other materials such as rubber, PVC and PE compounds, Ex Tech™ films usually are chosen for a combination of requirements. (read more)