Tungsten rhenium target manufacturers tell you that the tungsten alloy X-ray target refers to the tungsten alloy target used for the anode of medical X-ray tubes.

X-rays are usually invisible light emitted when matter undergoes microscopic changes. It is an electromagnetic wave with a very short wavelength (about 10 μm to 0.1 μm), with strong penetrating ability, and has a wide range of applications in military, medical and health, science, industry and agriculture.
Since the discovery of X-rays by Roentgen in 1895, X-rays have been gradually used for medical examination and diagnosis. Tungsten rhenium target manufacturers tell you that medical X-rays are generally used as a fluoroscopy of the human body to examine lesions and bone conditions in the body.
However, excessive X-ray exposure can harm the patient's body, causing tissue damage, affecting physiology, and even life-threatening. Therefore, while the X-ray target acts as the source of X-rays, it also shoulders the heavy responsibility of shielding rays. At present, tungsten is usually used as X-ray shielding material.
Tungsten rhenium target manufacturers tell you that tungsten has a high melting point, good elasticity, low expansion coefficient, good resistivity and thermal stability, and can generate X-rays when irradiated by high-speed electron beams, so it is often used as X-ray tubes for various X-ray tubes. source of radiation.
Tungsten alloy has high density and good ray shielding performance. It has a good shielding effect on X-rays and radioactive substances. It only needs 3mm thick to prevent 150keV gamma rays and attenuate 90% of the thickness. Tungsten rhenium target manufacturers tell you that compared with other shielding materials, tungsten alloy is more environmentally friendly. In addition, tungsten alloy does not produce radioactive substances, and waste parts can be recycled and processed without pollution.
Among them, tungsten rhenium targets have the advantages of high strength, toughness, heat resistance, high precision and excellent radiation shielding effect. Tungsten rhenium target manufacturers tell you that they also support high-power electron beams and are often used in medical X-ray tubes.