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Machlett 'Aeromax' x-ray tube insert No. BA7508

Machlett 'Aeromax' x-ray tube insert No. BA7508

1935-1959
Water-cooled beryllium-window x-ray tube. Type AEG 50

Water-cooled beryllium-window x-ray tube. Type AEG 50

1950-1974
Silicon rectifier bank. Type ML-SRX-150

Silicon rectifier bank. Type ML-SRX-150

1960-1976
Water-cooled beryllium-window x-ray tube designed to give axial x-raybeam. Type OEG-60

Water-cooled beryllium-window x-ray tube designed to give axial x-raybeam. Type OEG-60

1950-1974
Water-cooled beryllium-window x-ray tube

Water-cooled beryllium-window x-ray tube

1950-1974
Shockproof oil-filled x-ray tube unit. Type CYS

Shockproof oil-filled x-ray tube unit. Type CYS

1935-1959
"Aeromax 12" shockproof oil insulated single focus X-Ray tube

"Aeromax 12" shockproof oil insulated single focus X-Ray tube

1947-1955
Insert for a Machlett 'Super Dynamax' rotating-anode x-ray tube unit.No. EK3105

Insert for a Machlett 'Super Dynamax' rotating-anode x-ray tube unit.No. EK3105

1950-1974
"Super Dynamax" rotating anode x-ray tube with 9 aluminium filters and 13 fixed aperture beam-definers, made by Machlett Laboratories Inc., Springdale,, Stamford, Connecticut, United States, 1950-1951

Rotating anode x-ray tube

1950-1951
X-Ray tube insert for industrial or therapy use, with hooded copper anode incorporating a beryllium window, for forced oil cooling through the anode. Type CR250E, No. N74919. Made by Machlett Laboratories, Springdale, Connecticut, United States, 1950-1974.

X-Ray tube insert for industrial or therapy use

1950-1974
"Aeromax 12" shockproof oil insulated single focus X-Ray tube with air-circulator for cooling, designed for diagnostic and superficial therapeutic use, by Machlett, Springdale, U.S.A., 1947-1955

"Aeromax 12" shockproof oil insulated single focus X-Ray tube with air-circulator for cooling

1947-1955
Rotating-anode x-ray tube, serial no. D859, by Machlett Laboratories Inc., Springdale, Connecticut, United States, 1939-1949.

Rotating-anode x-ray tube

1939-1949