X ray tube application

The hot electrons released by the cathode (filament) of an X-ray tube are accelerated by the potential difference between the cathode and the anode, and are clustered together, colliding with the anode (target) to produce x-rays.

The basic requirements of an X-ray tube are small focus and high power.The basic requirement for a therapeutic X-ray bulb is that the focal size is not a major concern, but that a longer exposure time is required and that a fixed anode should be used.The power of the fixed anode X-ray tube is limited by the temperature at which the focus is affected.
The Newheek x ray tube is available in various models and can replace Toshiba, thales, philips and other brands.
Our X-ray tube can meet your different needs.

Author: Glinda