Abstract: Method and device for inserting synthetic fibres into a surface, wherein a fibre is unwound from at least one roll. The fibre is transported through a tube to a position under an insertion element by an air flow and is subsequently cut off to a desired length. The fibre is then pressed into the surface by an inserting element. The fibre is cut off by a rotatable element which is rotatable about an axis, which rotatable element is provided with a passage which is co-axial with the tube in a first position of the rotatable element and which includes an angle with the tube in a second position of the rotatable element, in which position the fibre is cut off.

Abstract: Method and device for inserting synthetic fibers into a surface, wherein a fiber is unwound from at least one roll. The fibre is transported through a tube to a position under an insertion element by mans of an air flow and subsequently cut off to a desired length. The fiber is then pressed into the surface by means of an inserting element The fibre is cut off by means of an element which is rotatable about an axis, which element is provided with a passage which is co-axial with the tube in a first position of the rotatable element and which includes an angle with the tube in a second position of said rotatable element, in which position the fiber is cut off.

Abstract: The invention relates to table for X-ray examination, comprising a tabletop supported by a frame, on which a person to be examined can lie in a horizontal position of the tabletop. An image recording element, which is movable in a direction substantially parallel to the longitudinal direction of the tabletop, is connected to the tabletop. The tabletop is vertically adjustable with respect to the frame and pivotable through an angle of ±90° about a pivot pin extending transversely to the longitudinal axis of the tabletop.