DEVICE: Extraoral Cassette with LANEX Regular Screens (60889971002808)

A device typically considered to be a component of an x-ray film cassette used in diagnostic x-ray applications. It is typically used in pairs with double side emulsion x-ray film. It consists of a backing material, e.g., cardboard, plastic or metal; a reflecting layer of material, e.g., titanium dioxide; an active layer of light-emitting phosphor, e.g., calcium tungstate, barium sulfate, or rare earth material; and a protective layer, typically a plastic coating used to reduce static electricity and allow cleaning. It is used to reduce the x-ray dose to the patient and to allow for shorter exposure times to reduce motion artefact on exposed film.

A housing for x-ray film specifically designed to be used in, and work as part of, an automated x-ray film changing system. The housing is intended to be loaded with x-ray film under appropriate darkroom conditions, and is then inserted into the loading magazine of the film changing system. After exposure, it is held in a receiving magazine until the operator removes it for final processing.