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    Rich is offline Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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    The radiation in an X-ray machine is produced by the anode when they are plugged in. I tore apart a few last year, but still have one or two left in the shed.


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    Thanks for all the responses, I think it is pretty safe to tear apart short of busting the vacuum tube... I am certain you dont have to worry about radiation cause X-rays for bones are produced from the electromagnetic radiation emitted by X-ray tubes vs. the radiation emitted by radioactive nuclei (gamma rays) as was mentioned in the disaster mentioned above.

    Again thanks for the responses and keep them coming. I will post on progress.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rich View Post
    The radiation in an X-ray machine is produced by the anode when they are plugged in. I tore apart a few last year, but still have one or two left in the shed.
    Did you seperate the lead, stainless, and ferrous to scrap. How did it turn out???? Thanks,

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