Why digitise your
RT film archive?
Physical film is a liability sitting on a shelf.
Once digitised, it becomes an asset you can search, share, and build on.
The digital record can serve as the film's permanent replacement, supporting disposal of the original film after scanning, where client policy and code allow.
Archival Grade
Eliminate physical film storage, the risk of degradation, and slow retrieval. Your whole archive becomes searchable in seconds.
Digital
Library
Digitised films can be reviewed, annotated and re-measured without ever re-handling the original.
Unlock
Digital Workflow
Digital
Library
Eliminate physical film storage, the risk of degradation, and slow retrieval. Your whole archive becomes searchable in seconds.
Archival
Grade
The digital record can serve as the film's permanent replacement, supporting disposal of the original film after scanning, where client policy and code allow.
Unlock
Digital Workflow
Digitised films can be reviewed, annotated and re-measured without ever re-handling the original.
How it works
Digitisation is performed using a Waygate Technologies (Baker Hughes) FS50B.
It is a laser-based industrial digitiser purpose-buiilt for NDT film archives.
01
Physical RT Film
Your existing radiographic film archive, as-is.
02
Laser Scanning
High-specification laser digitisation on the FS50B.
03
Digital Record
An archival-grade file, ready to store, search, and share.
01
Physical RT Film
Your existing radiographic film archive, as-is.
02
Laser Scanning
High-specification laser digitisation on the FS50B.
03
Digital Record
An archival-grade file, ready to store, search, and share.