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The cassette consists of aluminum or steel frame with a tube side made of the carbon fiber. The back of the cassette is a thin part of lead to absorb the scattered radiation. The main function of the tape is to protect the imaging plate, not to control the light. Labels coded with numbers indicate the identity of the tape which makes easier to match each cassette with the patient's identity and examination as well as positioning information (Ballinger, 2003). Cassettes are easily destroyed by a fall or collision which may result in damage to the imaging plate inside that the tapes should be checked and cleaned regularly. Checking the tape should be done every time by examining, servicing, or maintaining on a regular basis (Kepmenkes RI,2009)

Disinfectants Material Effectiveness in Reducing Microorganisms on Radiographic Cassettes