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Tube Inserts

The glass vacuum tube that contains the anode and cathode assemblies. X-rays are generated within this glass envelope.

Today X-ray tube inserts are also made of metal. Generally, metal tubes are used for mammography, angiography and CT.

Back to Anatomy of an X-Ray Tube

Principles of X-Ray Tubes

Expansion Bellow

Horn

Filaments/Focal Spots

Tube Port

Tube Inserts

Stator

How Tubes Work - Ends

Highlights of Products

Trunnion Area

Target

How Tubes Work

Stator Design

Principles of X-Ray Tubes

Electron Optics and Cathode design in X-Ray Tubes

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