10 Micron Repeatability

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2-axis linear stepper motor gantries that offer low force, high speed, high repeatability, zero backlash, and long system life.

H2W Technologies (Valencia, CA) introduces 2-axis linear stepper motor gantries that offer low force, hight speed, high repeatability, zero backlash, and long system life. Additional features include:

Travel lengths up to 72 inches (both X and Y axis).
Open loop accuracy of .001 in/ft (85 microns/m and repeatability of 0.0004 in. (10 microns).
Full step resolution is 0.010 (250 microns).
Continuous force on both X and Y-axis is 6 lb. (27 N), peak force is 8 lb. (36 N).
Custom mounting holes in the base plate and the Y-axis stage are available.

For more information visit www.h2wtech.com

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28310-C Avenue Crocker, Valencia, CA 91355

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