The new T-LSR series of computer controlled motorized linear stages extend the range of Zaber's extensive line of motion control devices, offering up to 300mm travel. Multiple stages can be assembled in x-y or x-y-z configuration and daisy-chained to a single USB port or RS232 serial port, greatly simplifying setup and operation.
Richmond, BC, Canada -- (ReleaseWire) -- 03/14/2007 --Zaber Technologies (http://www.zaber.com) is proud to announce the launch of its T-LSR series of computer controlled motorized linear stages. These stages extend the range of Zaber’s line of precision motion control products offering travel up to 300mm with resolution down to 0.25 um. Zaber’s fastest and strongest stages, the T-LSR series can handle loads up to 20kg at speeds up to 20mm/s.
Multiple T-LSR stages may be mounted in x-y or x-y-z configurations without any additional hardware. They are also compatible with our T-LS series of precision motorized ball bearing stages which offer higher resolution over shorter travel.
Integrated motors and controllers allow T-LSR stages to be daisy chained with all other T-series products and controlled from a single USB or RS232 serial port. Demo control software for a variety of programming environments is available for free download from the Zaber website.
A knob at the end of each T-LSR units permits smooth manual control. For manual operation, the stage need not be connected to a computer. However, if connected to a computer, stage position can be tracked and displayed during a manual move.
For more information on the T-LSR and compatible products please visit the links below:
T-LSR Motorized Linear Stages
http://www.zaber.com/products/product_group.php?group=T-LSR
T-LS Motorized Linear Stages
http://www.zaber.com/products/product_group.php?group=T-LS
T-LLS Motorized Dovetail Slides
http://www.zaber.com/products/product_group.php?group=T-LLS
Motorized Rotation Stages
http://www.zaber.com/products/product_group.php?group=LMR
About Zaber:
Zaber Technologies Inc. was founded in 1997 when precision motion control was typically accomplished with DC motors and encoders, requiring complicated, cumbersome and expensive controllers, amplifiers and power supplies. In 2000 Zaber introduced the first daisy-chainable miniature linear actuator based on stepper motor technology with integrated RS232 communications and control electronics in one small package. Since then Zaber has added over 120 products to its family of precision motion control and laboratory automation devices including linear actuators, linear slides, motorized x-y-z stages, rotation stages, motorized mirror mounts, and micro-stepping motor controllers. More information on Zaber is available at http://www.zaber.com/home/about.php.