Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Dorothea Wilke

Fred Meinel

Hermann Kuehnke

Dorothea Eitner

Elisabeth Messingschlager

An x-ray radiator has an x-ray tube disposed in a coolant-filled housing formed by a tank and an insertable closure for the tank. The x-ray tube is held in a tube carrier, which is mounted to the insertable closure so that the position of the tube carrier, and thus of the x-ray tube, can be adjusted relative to the insertable closure.

X-ray radiator

An x-radiator, particularly useful for intra-oral dental exposures, includes a common housing having a barrel at one end, a high-voltage generator having a high-voltage transformer being arranged in the housing adjacent said barrel, and an x-ray tube being mounted in the housing at an end of the transformer opposite said barrel, said transformer having a cylindrical configuration having an opening with a longitudinal axis through which opening the x-ray beam passes from the x-ray tube through the transformer coil to the barrel.

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Erlangen, Germany

Dorothea Wilke