Product category:
Positioning stages - linear, rotary, multi-axis
News Release from: Parker Bayside | Subject: 'Micro' Series cross-roller, linear stages
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 28 July 2004
Linear stages build multi-axis
positioning systems
A series of modular, cross-roller, linear stages make the ideal building blocks for multi-axis, precision, positioning systems used in optical inspection, lens grinding and laser machining.
The 'Micro' Series cross-roller, linear stages make the ideal building blocks for multi-axis, precision, positioning systems, says Bayside Motion Group The Micro Series stages are modular in construction and combine robustness and high-load carrying capability with high levels of accuracy
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 15 Jan 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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These characteristics give machine builders a wealth of configuration options to achieve there precision positioning requirements, particularly those involved in such fields as semiconductors, aerospace, bioscience, graphic arts, research and factory automation.
As stand alone units, employing either precision ground ball or lead screws, the Micro stages offer travels up to 300mm.
Alternatively, they can be combined by OEMs or Bayside Motion Group to form multi-axis X-Y-Z positioning configurations.
This versatility makes them ideal for such applications as optical inspection, lens grinding, laser machining, semiconductor inspection and dicing, plus many more.
Performance capabilities include travels ranging from 25 to 300mm and load capacity up to 122.5kg.
Accuracies are to 1 micron with bi-directional repeatability of +/-1 micron using closed-loop control.
Integration flexibility is enhanced with the options to accept stepper or servomotors, with feedback provided by mounted encoder or linear scale.
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