Name: 100mm x 120mm Travel, Motorized XY Microscope Stage, Integrated Controller
SKU: 22-630
Price: €6.600,00

100mm x 120mm Travel, Motorized XY Microscope Stage, Integrated Controller

XY Microscope Translation Stage

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Type of Movement:

Linear (X-Y)

Guide System:

Crossed Roller Bearing

Type of Drive:

Precision Lead Screw

Type of Motor:

Stepper (2 Phase)

Type:

Metric

Travel (mm):

205 in X 205 in Y

Stage Size (mm):

349.0 x 400.9

Height (mm):

38.8

Accuracy (μm):

50 (Unidirectional)

Repeatability (μm):

Backlash (μm):

<10

Resolution (μm):

0.15625

Speed (mm/s):

0.000095 to 85

Operating Temperature (°C):

0 to 50

Thrust (N):

Load Capacity (kg):

9.68, Centered Load

Weight (kg):

6.9

Contents of Kit:

Motorized XY Stage, Adjustable Universal Slide Insert, Motor Extension Cable, and Adaptor Plates for Metric Breadboard Mounting

Manufacturer:

Zaber

Power Supply:

24-48 VDC

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS:

Compliant

Certificate of Conformance:

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Product Family Description

100 x 120 mm or 205 x 205 mm Travel
100 N Centered Load Capacity, 2 μm Repeatability, and Up to 85 mm/s Speed
Supported by μManager Open-Source Microscopy Software

The Motorized XY Microscope Stage from Zaber Technologies Inc., Canada is an ideal replacement for manual stages used on upright and inverted microscope systems or for stand-alone operation as scanning stages. This open-loop Microscope Stage features a compact design, precision accuracy and repeatability, and quick translation speed across 100 x 120 mm or 205 x 205 mm of travel. Additionally, these microscope stages incorporate crossed roller bearings on hardened stainless steel to increase translation smoothness and durability.

Note: The included adjustable universal slide insert allows quick changes of slides up to 70 mm diameter. This stage is fully supported by μManager, an open-source software package for controlling automated microscopes and imaging systems.