X-ray devices using epoxy resins strengthened with carbonic fibrous material
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsLennart Bergstrom, Hans E. Warden
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Abstract
Cast resins strengthened with carbonic fibrous material are used as the material for making parts which transmit X-rays and at the same time are subject to mechanical stresses.
Claims13
For the transmission of X-rays in medical X-ray examination and therapy devices, the use of carbon fiber tissue embedded in epoxy synthetic resin matrices for the patients table top, for the side of the casing of the X-ray image-intensifier directed toward the source of the X-rays, for the side of the casing of the X-ray spotfilm device directed toward the source of the X-rays and for the sides of cassettes directed toward the source of the X-rays.
A process for X-ray examination and X-ray therapy wherein the ray dose being applied is diminished and using an X-ray examination and therapy device having parts which are penetrated by the rays and are subjected to high mechanical loads, said parts being composed of a material built from epoxy resin which is strengthened by inserted carbon fibers.
A casing of an image intensifier having a side directed toward a source of X-rays, said side consisting of a carbon fiber tissue embedded in an epoxy resin.
A casing of an X-ray spotfilm device having a side directed toward a source of X-rays, said side consisting of a carbon fiber tissue embedded in an epoxy resin.
An X-ray cassette having a side directed toward a source of X-rays, said side consisting of a carbon fiber tissue embedded in an epoxy resin.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.