TSAxx-C Series Slim Motorized Linear Stages
Description
Zolix Instruments presents slim motorized linear stages for customers in scientific and industrial environments who are looking for precision motion control.
The key parts of TSA-C series slim motorized linear stages include grinding ball screws, cross-roller guides and high-quality shaft coupling. This configuration ensures high performance for our customers.
A pair of mechanical position-limit switches and origin point sensors are all necessary parts to guarantee proper operation of the stage. In this series of linear motorized stages, signal communication is made easy by using standard electrical and mechanical interfaces. Our customers value the ease of use and we listen to our customers' needs.
Customers can operate these stages manually by using a handwheel attached to the motor. This series of products offers standard installation holes which ensure the easy setup for multi-axis stage system. Additionally, we designed these stages to make combination with other Zolix products easy. Height of the table surface is 30mm and highest of point of these stages is just over 44mm from installation surface.
These specifications provide enough possibility to use this product series in those high-precision motion motion control applications with limited space. The characteristic of self-locking of grinding screws benefits the usage of this kind of products for vertical positioning (as Z-axis).
TSAxx-C Series Slim Motorized Linear Stages
Specifications |
|
---|---|
Axes Of Motion: | One |
Travel Range: | 30-50 mm |
Load Capacity (Horizontal): | 10 kg |
Load Capacity (Vertical): | 3 kg |
Max Speed: | 10 mm/s |
Weight: | 1.3 kg |
Guiding Mechanism: | Crossed Roller Slides |
Voltage Requirement: | DC 24V |
Features
Our TSAxx-C Series slim motorized linear stages come with the following features:
- Grinding screws (1mm lead pitch) and standard two-phase stepping motors offer higher performance-to-cost ratio
- Higher loading capability contributed by cross-roller guides used
- Compact design offers slim table surface and other small mechanical dimensions
- Mechanical position-limit switch and sensor benefit operation safety and easy maintenance
Applications
- Precision motion control
- Mechatronics
- Biomedical engineering
- Laser optics
- Time-resolves laser spectroscopy
- Photonics
For pricing, technical or any other questions please contact the supplier
- No registration required
- No markups, no fees
- Direct contact with supplier
-
Ships from:
China
-
Sold by:
-
On FindLight:
since 2020
Frequently Asked Questions
A linear translation stage is a precision device used in scientific and industrial applications for precise and accurate positioning of objects. Linear translation stages can be manual or motorized depending on the needs of the specific application. The motion of linear stages may be restricted to one, two, or three dimensions.
Over time, various types of motors have been designed for motion control. Typically, you will find one of the following types of motors on 1D, 2D, 3D motorized stages: linear, piezo, DC, stepper, brushless. Based upon the requirements of the application, it might be necessary to carefully compare the performance of the motor types to select the right one. If budget is not an issue, one can achieve the best results on speed, resolution, repeatability, and load capacity with linear motors.
Most common materials used for the stage are aluminum, which is often black anodized, and stainless steel. For higher precision, resolution, and stiffness stainless steel is a better choice.
Generally, manual or motorized stages are graded based upon their accuracy specifications: resolution, repositioning accuracy, and backlash clearance. A few additional specifications play an important role. Among those are the stage speed, load capacity, weight, clean-room compatibility.
The key parts of the TSA-C series slim motorized linear stages include grinding ball screws, cross-roller guides, and high-quality shaft coupling.
Signal communication is made easy by using standard electrical and mechanical interfaces.
Yes, customers can operate these stages manually by using a handwheel attached to the motor.
The height of the table surface is 30mm.
The main characteristics include grinding screws with a 1mm lead pitch, standard two-phase stepping motors, higher loading capability with cross-roller guides, compact design with slim table surface, and mechanical position-limit switch and sensor for operation safety.