  The results of measuring the neutron flux in the process of the X-pinch are
presented. The measurements were carried out using CR-39 track detectors. It
was found that in the process of X-pinch recorded neutron emission over a wide
energy range (from thermal to energies greater than 10 MeV) with an intensity
of more than 108 neutrons per shot into 4{\pi} sr solid angle (assuming
isotropy of radiation and localizing the source in the "hot spot"). Data of
track detectors suggest that at the time of discharge produced fast neutrons
are then slowed down and turned into thermal.
