'Constex' water-cooled gas x-ray tube with platinum target

Made:: 1914-1932 in London

maker:: Cuthbert Andrews Limited, Cuthbert

inventor:: C H F Müller

'Constex' water-cooled gas x-ray tube with platinum target, automatic vacuum regulator, and large auxiliary bulb, for therapy, invented by C. H. F Muller and made by Cuthbert Andrews Limited, London, England, 1914-1932.

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Category:: X-rays

Object Number:: 1932-355

type:: x-ray tube

credit:: British Institute of Radiology; R�ntgen Society

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'Constex' water-cooled gas x-ray tube with platinum target

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