Using for X-Ray tungsten collimator

A Tungsten Alloy Shielding collimator is commonly used in X-ray imaging to improve image quality. The collimator is a device that helps to reduce scatter radiation and improve contrast by blocking unwanted X-rays. The tungsten material is used because it has a high atomic number, which means it is effective at absorbing X-rays.

The collimator is placed between the X-ray source and the patient, and it has small holes or slits that allow only the desired X-rays to pass through. This helps to reduce the amount of scatter radiation that can cause blurring or distortion in the image.

 Tungsten alloys collimators are also used in radiation therapy to shape the radiation beam and target specific areas of the body. The collimator can be adjusted to create different shapes and sizes of the radiation beam, which helps to minimize damage to healthy tissue and organs.

 Overall, the use of a tungsten alloys collimator in X-ray imaging and radiation therapy helps to improve the accuracy and safety of these procedures.