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Vacuum-compatible stage LA92-40-LM-L
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Vacuum-compatible stage - LA92-40-LM-L - Steinmeyer Mechatronik GmbH - linear / motorized / 1-axis
Vacuum-compatible stage - LA92-40-LM-L - Steinmeyer Mechatronik GmbH - linear / motorized / 1-axis
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Characteristics

Orientation
linear
Type
motorized
Number of axes
1-axis
Other characteristics
high-accuracy, vacuum-compatible, high-speed, with controller, micrometric, crossed roller
Stroke

Min.: 2 mm
(0.079 in)

Max.: 40 mm
(1.575 in)

Speed

Min.: 5 mm/s

Max.: 100 mm/s

Repeatability

Min.: 0.3 µm

Max.: 0.4 µm

Description

High Speed Linear Axis HV / UHV / EUV, 40 mm travel, 0.4 µm repeatability, up to 2 kg load Vacuum: all areas HV / UHV up to 10E-11 mbar Lubrication liquid up to 10E-8 / dry up to 10E-11 mbar Max. Bakeout temperature: 120°C Optionally configurable: • Magnetic, low-magnetic and magnet-free versions available • Material selection and vacuum lubrication adapted to the application • Can be combined to a fast XYZ transfer system (e.g. LA90, LA95, LA170) • Individual adaptation to the installation situation in the chamber • Version for clean room ISO 14644-1 (up to class 1 on request) • Optional with controller FMC400/450 Fast horizontal and vertical positioning in UHV The linear axis is mainly used for scanning samples. It allows fast positioning with extremely high resolution in ultra-high vacuum, also in vertical direction. It has a very narrow design with internal motors. Application areas High resolution and fast scanning applications, micro assembly, semiconductor technology in ultra-high vacuum, vacuum chambers, research, beamline instrumentation, electronics assembly and inspection.

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