The X-ray irradiator generates high-energy X-rays to irradiate target objects or biological tissues. The generation of X-rays is usually achieved by accelerating electrons to collide with metal targets (such as tungsten, copper, etc.), generating bremsstrahlung and forming X-ray beams, which then irradiate cells or small animals. X-ray irradiator is used for various basic and applied research. Historically, radioactive isotope irradiators were used, which required transporting samples to a core irradiation facility. However, today, smaller, safer, simpler, and lower cost X-ray irradiator​ can be installed in laboratories for convenient and rapid irradiation of cells. Various samples can be directly irradiated in the laboratory without affecting fertility or safety. The X-ray irradiator is convenient for personnel who have not received professional X-ray training to use, and there are no expensive license applications or safety or radiation source maintenance costs. The X-ray irradiator is easy to operate, safe, reliable, and cost-effective, and can replace radioactive isotope sources. 1. The main application areas of X-ray irradiator include medical field, scientific research field, etc 2. Safety precautions for X-ray irradiation equipment: Radiation protection: Operators need to wear protective clothing to avoid prolonged exposure to X-rays. Equipment maintenance: Regularly inspect the equipment to ensure its normal operation and prevent radiation leakage. Dose control: Strictly control the irradiation dose to avoid unnecessary harm to the sample or human body.

The X-ray irradiator can generate high-energy X-rays to irradiate cells or small animals. Used for various basic and applied research. Throughout history, radioactive isotope irradiators have been used, which require transporting samples to a core irradiation facility. Today, smaller, safer, simpler, and lower cost X-ray irradiation equipment can be installed in laboratories for convenient and rapid irradiation of cells.

Cabinet X-ray irradiator is used to irradiate cells or small animals. An X-ray irradiator is an instrument that uses high-energy X-rays to irradiate substances in order to achieve specific biological or physical effects. Used for various basic and applied research. Throughout history, radioactive isotope irradiators have been used, which require transporting samples to a core irradiation facility. Today, smaller, safer, simpler, and lower cost X-ray irradiation equipmentcan be installed in laboratories for convenient and rapid irradiation of cells. Modern X-ray irradiation equipment is equipped with comprehensive safety protection measures, such as emergency stop devices, over temperature protection, automatic preheating functions, etc., to ensure safe operation.

The cabinet X-ray irradiator system generates high-energy X-rays to irradiate cells or small animals. Used for various basic and applied research. In history, radioactive isotope irradiator equipment has been used, which requires transporting samples to a core irradiation facility. Today, smaller, safer, simpler, and lower cost X-ray irradiator devices can be installed in laboratories for convenient and rapid irradiator of cells. Various samples can be directly irradiated in the laboratory without affecting fertility or safety. This biological X-ray irradiator device is convenient for personnel without professional X-ray training to use, and there are no expensive license applications or maintenance costs for safety or radiation sources. The X-ray irradiator instrument is easy to operate, safe, reliable, and cost-effective, and can replace radioactive isotope sources.

Biological X-ray irradiator irradiates organisms with high-energy rays with ionizing radiation effect within a predetermined time, producing biological effects or suffering irreversible damage and destruction to achieve biological purposes.

Micro-ct technology has significant advantages in the characterization of ceramics, which can reveal the composite structure inside the material without damage, and restore the key technology in the production of ceramics.

Binder is a polymer compound used in electrode making to adhere the active substance to the collector fluid. The main function is to bond and maintain active substances.