Legacy radiographic (RT) weld film sits in storage — taking up space, needing climate control, slow to retrieve and at risk of degrading. Prime converts film archives into searchable digital weld records in DICONDE, the industry-standard format for digital NDT data.
Every image is full resolution and indexed to job, line and weld, so a radiograph can be found, shared and reviewed without pulling boxes from storage — supporting your record-keeping and integrity programs.
How it works
01
Pickup & custody
Pickup and hauling of your film archive can be arranged. A documented chain of custody starts at pickup and runs through to completion.
02
Scan & index
Film is converted to full-resolution digital images in the DICONDE format and indexed to job, line and weld, so every radiograph is searchable and traceable.
03
Deliver & disposition
You receive the digital records and their index. You decide whether the original film is retained or destroyed, per your own procedures and retention policy — with a certificate of destruction when you choose disposal.
What you get
DICONDE image files
Full-resolution digital images of your weld film in DICONDE, the industry-standard format for digital NDT data.
Searchable index
Every image indexed and traceable to job, line and weld.
Chain-of-custody record
Documented custody of your film from pickup to completion.
Certificate of destruction
Issued for the physical film when you choose disposal.
Frequently asked questions
What format are the digital files?
DICONDE, the industry-standard format for digital NDT data. Each image is full resolution and indexed to job, line and weld.
What happens to the original film?
You decide, per your own procedures and retention policy: the film is retained, or it is destroyed and we issue a certificate of destruction. Custody is documented from pickup to completion either way.
Can you pick up our film archive?
Pickup and hauling can be arranged. Tell us where the archive is stored when you request a quote.
How do I get a quote?
Use our contact form or call (281) 944-3840 and tell us about your film archive — where it is stored and the jobs it covers — and our team will follow up with a quote.
Request a quote
Tell us about your radiographic film archive and we will follow up with a quote.