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.