Supervoltage development and test area of General Electric X-Ray Department's irradiation laboratory in Milwaukee — a completely equipped building devoted to electron-beam technology.

Electron-beam generators developed here may give your product new properties

WITH supervoltage electron beam generators operating

at high kzloivatt output, General Electric invites you to participate in exploring the challenging po­tent ia ls for your products.

"What have others done with high-energy i r rad ia t ion ? Beams are lethal to microorganisms — sterilize drugs . . . preserve foods. And they provide a powerful new cross-linking agent in chemistry.

G e n e r a l Elec t r ic is definitely committed to provide you with the ultimate i n electron-beam re­search and p r o v e d production equipment. W i t h your coopera­tion, your products or materials can be test-irradiated in the G-E Milwaukee l a b o r a t o r y . S h o u l d these tests show promise, equip­ment for use in your own plant can be purchased, or leased under the G-E MCaxiservice® rental plan.

HERE' ARE FACTS on applications and equipment for electron-beam irradiation. Your local G-E x-ray representative has a copy for you. Or write X-Ray Depart­ment, General Electric Company, Milwau­kee 1, "Wisconsin, for P u b . AP-64.

Th>gress fs Out Most importent Product

GENERAL ELECTRIC J U N E I I , 1 9 5 6 C & E N 2 9 3 1