US X-Ray Films Market - Focused Insights 2023-2028

US X-Ray Films Market - Focused Insights 2023-2028


REPORT OVERVIEW

This report provides an in-depth analysis of the complete US X-ray Films market. Exhaustive information regarding the usage of advanced X-ray films in the US healthcare settings.

The usage of X-ray films is decreasing in the healthcare segment; however, industrial segments are increasing the usage of X-ray films. X-ray films with less processing times are launched in the market. Major vendors like Agfa Healthcare, Carestream, and Fujifilm have most of the market share in x-ray films. Many vendors from the market are shifting towards digital platforms from conventional X-ray films. The digitalization in healthcare has made many diagnostic procedures possible, this has left X-ray films behind as there was not much innovation in the products.

MARKET DEFINITION

X-ray film displays a radiographic image. This film consists of an emulsion coated on both sides containing silver halide crystals sensitive to gamma rays, X-rays, and others. X-ray films are used in medical and non-medical segments as per the requirements in medical to scan the body and in non-medical to check the defects in design and damages.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS:
  • In 2021, around 2.5 billion X-ray procedures were conducted worldwide, and it is increasing. This will increase the demand for X-ray films. The US is one of the major contributors to the global market.
  • Industrial X-ray films are largely used and are one of the oldest methods to find product defects. This procedure will drive the market at reasonable rates.
  • In the medical segment, hospitals are one of the largest users of medical X-ray films. Dental hospitals are also one of the significant contributors to the X-ray films market.
  • Oil & gas industry of X-ray films in detecting leaks in welds and pipelines and inspecting for corrosion. Similarly, Security screening, non-destructive testing, and quality control are the applications used by the aerospace & defense segment. These industrial applications are increasing the demand for X-ray films.
  • Urgent care centres, and emergency units have shifted to digital X-rays, which are compatible with smart devices and can be shared easily. Advanced digital X-rays have very less processing time. This shift is one of the limitations of the X-ray film market.
  • The Non-screen X-ray films dominate the product segment and are widely used across various industries, from medical to various industries. This segment is expected to grow at an incremental rate of 58.94%.
Key Vendors:
  • Agfa
  • Fujifilm
  • Carestream
  • Sony
Other Vendors
  • Codonics
  • Colenta
  • Flow Dental
  • FomaBohemia
  • KONICA MINTOLTA
REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

SEGMENTATION & FORECAST
  • Application
  • Medical
  • Industrial
  • End-User
  • Hospitals
  • Diagnostic Imaging Centers
  • Standalone Urgent/Emergency Centres
  • Others
  • Product Type
  • Non-Screen X-ray Films
  • Screen X-ray Films
MARKET STRUCTURE
  • Market Dynamics
  • Competitive Landscape
  • Key Vendors
  • Other Prominent Vendors
  • Strategic Recommendations
  • Quantitative Summary
  • Abbreviations
APPENDIX
  • Research Methodology
  • Abbreviations
  • About Arizton


CHAPTER – 1: US X-Ray Films Market
Executive Summary
Introduction
Key Takeaway
CHAPTER – 2: US X-Ray Films Overview
Market Segmentation Data
Application
Medical
Industrial
End-User
Hospitals
Diagnostic Imaging Centres
Standalone Urgent/Emergency Centres
Others
Product Type
Non-Screen X-ray Films
Screen X-ray Films
CHAPTER – 3: US X-Ray Films
US X-Ray Films Market Drivers
US X-Ray Films Trends
US X-Ray Films Constraints
CHAPTER – 4: US X-Ray Films Industry Overview
US X-Ray Films - Competitive Landscape
US X-Ray Films - Key Players
US X-Ray Films – Other Prominent Players
CHAPTER – 5: Appendix
Research Methodology
Abbreviations
About Arizton

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