Component offers high heat load and throughput with quiet operation for 3-inch rotating anode inserts
September 29, 2015 — Varian’s new LEO radiographic housing is designed for 3-inch rotating anode inserts. The technology allows customers to take full advantage of high heat load, high throughput and quiet operation. The Leo comes in one standard configuration, which allows for a significant cost reduction.
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