
Fujifilm Prescale Low Pressure LW Film 3ft x 10.6in
Quantify contact pressure distribution between 350–1,400 PSI with sub-millisecond response and permanent visual record.
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Overview
Key Features
Characterize surface pressure between any two mating, touching, or impacting surfaces. The dimensions of this film are 3 ft. x 10.6 in.
Prescale provides a surface pressure “map” that illuminates actual pressure magnitude (in precise PSI or kg/cm^2) and distribution between your two surfaces. The pressure range of this film is 350 - 1,400 PSI (25 - 100 kg/cm²)
Prescale reveals the contact surface pressure by virtue of a color change. This color change is instantaneous (less than a millisecond) and permanent
Prescale comes on a roll, is super thin, and can easily be cut from the supplied roll with scissor or laser to your precise application requirement
The color intensity of the film is directly related to the amount of pressure applied to it
All films guaranteed to have 18 months of shelf life available.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- 350–1,400 PSI measurement range covers a wide span of industrial contact pressure applications in a single film grade.
- Sub-millisecond response captures dynamic impact events that cannot be measured by any static pressure sensor array.
- Permanent color change provides a durable, archivable pressure map — suitable for quality documentation and failure analysis records.
- Roll format with scissor or laser cuttability allows the film to conform to any mating surface geometry without custom manufacturing.
- 18-month guaranteed shelf life supports procurement in quantity without risk of calibration degradation before use.
👎 Cons
- Quantitative PSI extraction requires a Fujifilm FPD-8010E densitometer or analysis software — the film alone yields qualitative distribution maps only.
- Single-use consumable format means each measurement event consumes film stock, which adds recurring cost to high-frequency testing programs.
- Measurement range is fixed at 350–1,400 PSI; pressures outside this window require a different Prescale grade (Ultra-Low, Low, Medium, High, or Super-High), creating inventory management complexity for labs covering multiple pressure ranges.
- Film is not NIST-traceable as a standalone instrument, which may be insufficient for applications requiring certified calibration documentation.
- Temperature and humidity sensitivity requires controlled storage conditions; field deployment in high-humidity environments risks pre-use calibration drift.