X-RAY RADIOGRAPHY Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-EE-12383
Quick Answer: The X-Ray Radiography unit is an X-ray source with a high voltage range of 100-300 kV and a tube current range of 0.1-5 mA. It has a 100% duty cycle, SF6 gas insulation, an air-cooled anode and a 40° beam angle, and runs on 180-260 V mains.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- High voltage range 100-300 kV
- Tube current range 0.1-5 mA
- Duty cycle 100%
- SF6 gas insulation
- Air-cooled anode
- Beam angle 40°
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| High voltage range | 100-300 kV |
| Tube current range | 0.1-5 mA |
| Duty cycle | 100% |
| Insulation | SF6 gas |
| Mains | 180-260 V |
| Beam angle | 40° |
| Inherent filtration | 1 mm Be |
| Anode cooling | Air |
About This Product
An industrial X-ray source produces X-rays by accelerating electrons onto an anode inside a tube. The kilovolt setting controls how penetrating the beam is, and the tube current in milliamperes controls how much radiation is produced. The beam passes through a part and records its internal structure on film or a digital detector. In NDT training the unit is used to explain how kV, mA and exposure time are chosen for a part, and radiation safety rules must be followed whenever the source is used.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What voltage and current range does the X-Ray Radiography unit cover?
The high voltage range is 100-300 kV and the tube current range is 0.1-5 mA.
Q2. How is the unit insulated and cooled?
It uses SF6 gas insulation and air cooling for the anode.
Q3. What mains supply does it need?
It operates on a mains supply of 180-260 V.
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