Miniature linear stage - T-LSM

  • Manufactured by: Zaber Technologies

Quick Overview

At only 21 mm high, these stages are excellent for applications where a small profile is required. Zaber's innovative slide design allows speeds up to 8 mm/s and loads up to 10 kg. In the XY configuration they make excellent microscope stages. Adding a T-JOY3 Joystick controller allows manual control of both x and y or xyz axes from a single..

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At only 21 mm high, these stages are excellent for applications where a small profile is required. Zaber's innovative slide design allows speeds up to 8 mm/s and loads up to 10 kg. In the XY configuration they make excellent microscope stages. Adding a T-JOY3 Joystick controller allows manual control of both x and y or xyz axes from a single interface as well as allowing positions to be saved and recalled at the touch of a button.

 

Features
 

Zaber's T-LSM series products are computer controlled motorized linear stages with surprisingly high thrust and speed capabilities for such a compact package. They are stand-alone units requiring only a standard 15V power supply. A potentiometer knob at the end of the unit permits smooth manual control; turn it fully to get maximum speed. The stages connect to the RS-232 port of any computer and can be daisy-chained with up to 254 units per chain. They can also be chained with any other T-Series products. Convenient 6-pin mini din cables on the unit allow for direct interconnection between units in close proximity. For longer distances, standard cable extension can be used.
 

  • 25 to 200 mm travel

  • Compact with high speed, thrust and accuracy

  • Built-in controllers

  • Several units daisy-chain to a single serial port

  • Mount in XY and XYZ configuration without any additional hardware

 

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    Zaber was founded in 1997, when precision linear actuators all used DC motors with gearboxes and encoders requiring bulky controllers.
    Zaber resolved this by integrating the motor, controller, driver, and mechanics into a single device with a small form factor.


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