X-ray image destruction in Switzerland
SECURE, COMPLIANT & SUSTAINABLE
We provide certified, data protection-compliant disposal of X-ray images for hospitals, radiology clinics and laboratories. DSG and GeBüV-compliant and certified to ISO/IEC 21964 and DIN 66399. Includes silver recovery and professional disposal.
Professional X-ray Film Disposal –
with Certified REISSWOLF Processes
Swiss hospitals, medical practices and diagnostic centres generate large volumes of sensitive X-ray images every day. These are subject not only to data protection regulations, but also contain valuable and environmentally relevant materials such as silver halides. REISSWOLF Switzerland offers secure, legally compliant disposal – including the recovery and reintegration of valuable materials into the raw material cycle.
Your advantages at a glance:
✔ Disposal compliant with the Swiss Data Protection Act (DSG)
✔ Certified in accordance with ISO/IEC 21964 & DIN 66399
✔ Professional handling of silver-containing films
✔ End-to-end documentation & certificate of destruction
✔ Sustainable material recovery
✔ Available throughout Switzerland
Find the REISSWOLF service that meets your needs.
SOLUTION 1: REGULAR X-RAY FILM DESTRUCTION
FOR MEDICAL FACILITIES
Maintain full control over your image data destruction
at all times.
Ongoing disposal of X-ray films using
lockable security containers, scheduled collections
and GeBüV-compliant destruction processes.
Ideal for medical practices, hospitals and laboratories with continuous requirements.
SOLUTION 2: ONE-OFF ARCHIVE CLEARANCE
& X-RAY FILM DESTRUCTION
Clear out your film archives –
we’ll take care of the rest.
Complete clearance of legacy X-ray film archives:
sorting, packing, transport and destruction –
fully compliant with the GeBüV and the Swiss Data Protection Act (DSG).
Also suitable for small quantities, starting from just one box.
X-ray Film Destruction from A to Z – Our Service
Depending on your requirements, we collect your X-ray films in sealed security containers or packed in specialist bins. Destruction is carried out at certified REISSWOLF facilities – secure, environmentally responsible and fully documented.
Our services at a glance:
- Provision of lockable security containers
- Collection by trained professionals
- Destruction in accordance with ISO/IEC 21964 & DIN 66399
- Professional disposal of silver-containing materials
- Recovery of valuable raw materials
- Full documentation & certificate of destruction
How X-ray Film Destruction Works with REISSWOLF
1. Assessment & Requirements Analysis
Together, we determine the scope, storage volume, type of X-ray films and the optimal collection schedule.
2. Collection & Transport
Your materials are transported in sealed security containers or specialist collection units – GPS-monitored and fully compliant with the Swiss Data Protection Act (DSG).
3. Destruction & Material Recovery
X-ray films are destroyed in accordance with data protection standards, and the silver recovery process is initiated – with full documentation and verifiable proof.
FAQ –
destruction of X-ray images in Switzerland
destruction of X-ray images in Switzerland
How are X-rays destroyed?
The images are shredded in adherence to high safety standards in accordance with ISO/IEC 21964 and DIN 66399, and valuable materials (silver) are recovered.
How much does it cost to destroy X-rays?
The cost depends on the amount, distance and the type of container. We are happy to provide a bespoke quote.
How long does the process take?
The process usually takes just a few business days from collection to destruction, depending on the location.
Do you provide a certificate?
Yes – every destruction process is confirmed with an official certificate of destruction.
Our X-ray film destruction is ideal for various facilities
Hospitals & clinics
Large quantities of medical X-rays are produced in public and private hospitals, requiring disposal in accordance with the DSG after the retention period has expired. We handle secure archive clearance and certified destruction, including the recovery of valuable materials such as silver.
Radiology practices & diagnostic centres
Digital archives or analogue X-ray images: Radiology, MRI and CT centres must delete or destroy image data in compliance with the law. We offer flexible solutions, including for small quantities or regular collections.
Laboratories & research institutions
Laboratories, research institutions and university institutes often store X-ray films with sensitive patient data or test results. We guarantee legally compliant destruction in accordance with DIN 66399 – with full documentation.
Veterinary practices & veterinary clinics
Veterinary practices and animal hospitals regularly produce X-ray images, which must be disposed of in compliance with data protection regulations. REISSWOLF Switzerland offers tailored solutions even for smaller facilities.
Data Protection & Environmental Responsibility – A Systematic Approach
REISSWOLF operates in accordance with the stringent requirements of ISO/IEC 21964 and DIN 66399 – and is fully certified for both standards. In addition, our processes comply with Swiss data protection legislation (DSG) and ensure that valuable materials such as silver are recovered and recycled in an environmentally responsible manner.
Certifications:- ISO/IEC 21964
- DIN 66399 (protection class 3, security level P-4/P-5)
- ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001
- Compliant with the Swiss Data Protection Act (DSG) & the Business Records Ordinance (GeBüV)
More on X-ray image disposal
Recover valuable materials and dispose of them in an environmentally responsible manner.
Take advantage of our comprehensive solution for your entire archive.
X-ray film destruction throughout Switzerland
We operate in every language region and offer logistics and support throughout Switzerland, from Zurich, Basel, Lucerne and Geneva. Whether it’s disposal for the University Hospital Zurich, a radiology centre in Lausanne or a veterinary hospital in Bern – we’re your point of contact for secure and sustainable X-ray image destruction.
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