Electron team-up

Chelmsford-based e2v technologies has announced an £11m contract renewal to supply Varian Medical Systems with electron devices for incorporation into linear accelerators.

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has announced an £11m contract renewal to supply

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with electron devices.

The devices will be incorporated into linear accelerators for use in radiotherapy cancer treatment and cargo-screening systems.

The two-year contract is said to be the first of a number of anticipated multi-year contract renewals for electron devices used in linear accelerators.

e2v's products generate and deliver the microwave power required from the linear accelerator to produce X-rays used in the imaging and radiation treatment of tumours, as well as the imaging systems within cargo-screening equipment.

Keith Attwood, chief executive of e2v, said: ‘This multi-year contract renewal with Varian is a demonstration of the strong and close relationships we build with our strategic partners.’

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