Fuji RAF

Fuji RAF (Radiation Attenuation Film) is a type of film used in radiology and medical imaging to measure and analyze radiation doses. It provides a visual record of radiation exposure, allowing healthcare professionals to assess and ensure accurate, safe levels during procedures like X-rays and radiation therapy. Fuji RAF works by changing color or density when exposed to radiation, enabling precise dose measurements and quality control. It’s a reliable tool for safe radiation practices, ensuring patients and staff are protected from overexposure while maintaining optimal imaging quality.