X-ray apparatus, miniature lamps and accessories (1902) (14757548042)

Identifier: xrayapparatusmin00bari (find matches)

Title: X-ray apparatus, miniature lamps and accessories

Year: 1902 (1900s)

Authors: Bario Vacuum Co., New York

Subjects: X-rays Radiography

Publisher: New York : The Bario Vacuum Co.

Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine

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erior to anyother type of tube. It is fitted with a reinforced anodeenabling it to be operated on powerful machines for along lime at a dull red heat without injur3^ The chemicalterminal is placed directly behind the anode which experttestimony unites in declaring to be the correct position.The glass seals and general workmanship of the tube areof the best and unlike the majority of other tubes on themarket, it can be repaired over and over again at a mode-rate cost. Price, $15.00. We can also supply a tube of this type, but with theFnimel anode dt^signed by Mr. Westbury late of theG Mieral Electric Co., the same as shown in Cut No. 9. This Tube is very strongly recommended for use incases of Cancer, Carcinoma, Lupus, etc. and is indorsed bysuch operators as Dr. Mulvaney of Jersey City, Dr. Scott of Kansas City, Dr. Pierce of Buffalo and many otherleading operators. Price, $15.00. The type of tube shown in Cut No. 3 is also fittedwith chemical terminal and can be used with the Regula-

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Cut 3. tor satisfactorily. It has a re-inforced anode and can besupplied with potash, hydrogen or oxygen adjuster as pre-ferred. Price, $12.00. The same tube but without reinforced anode suitablefor use with medium current. Price, $10.00. Tube without reinforced anode and smaller 4 inchdiameter bulb suitable for small currents. Price, $8.00. Funnel Focus Type of tube shown in Cut No. 4, foruse in cases of Cancer, etc.

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