Films

Autoradiography film is used to detect radioactive molecules and more recently, specific nonradioactive molecules using probes that catalyze chemiluminescence. This high-quality, economical film provides sensitive chemiliuminescence results using either a single or double emulsion format. This outstanding film is versatile in use and comes in different colors. Most autoradiography films utilize a sensitive blue-tint that provides sharp contrast and resolution for sequencing and delivering publishing-grade results.

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Amersham Hyperfilm MP, Cytiva

Supplier: Cytiva

Amersham Hyperfilm MP is a multipurpose film constructed from a clear base coated on both sides with a photographic emulsion that is protected by an anti-scratch layer. The anti-scratch coating reduces the risk of visible artifacts (e.g. plastic wrap marks) and the clear colourless base results in easy reading of images, without compromising on sensitivity.

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Pierce CL-Xposure™ Film, Thermo Scientific

Supplier: Thermo Scientific

CL-XPosure™ Film is a clear blue X-ray film recommended for the detection and documentation of blotting assays.

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Amersham Hyperfilm ECL, Cytiva

Supplier: Cytiva

Amersham Hyperfilm ECL is constructed from a clear base coated on both sides with a photographic emulsion that is protected by an anti-scratch layer. The anti-scratch coating reduces the risk of visible artifacts (e.g. plastic wrap marks) and the clear colourless base results in easy reading of images without compromising on sensitivity.

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KODAK® BioMax® Light Autoradiography Film, Carestream Health

Supplier: Kodak

Double emulsion film provides maximum clarity and sensitivity for detection of chemiluminescent labeled samples

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True Blue Film, Electron Microscopy Sciences

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

True Blue™ film is produced with a proprietary process combining a unique mixture of abrasive particle sizes and shapes that are bonded to a film backing which enable the film to produce finer surfaces than are commonly found in similarly graded micron films. True Blue™ film is typically used after the 1micron diamond lapping film step and provides a flat, nearly scratch-free surface. Final Green™ film is produced using a unique process, which is different from any other type of abrasive film. This process produces a film that is capable of removing even the finest scratches at the final stage of polishing. Final Green™ film is typically used after True Blue™ film and produces an ideal sample surface for analysis. All films are 8” diameter and available in plain back (P/B).