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Differentially pumped rotary platforms provide 360° of continuous rotary freedom through the wall of any vacuum system. The DPRF-series have two stages of differential pumping isolated by fluorocarbon seals on precision sealing surfaces. The rotating stage runs on high strength ball bearings. This allows the unit to be successfully used with manipulators and other precision positioning devices. All DPRF-series platforms come with a fine adjust worm drive and 0.1° vernier scale for easier and more accurate angle adjustment.
The Hositrad HMA20-series XYZ Manipulator With 2.75" (CF38) Flanges The new Hositrad HMA2000 series of precision XYZ manipulators is, quite simply, the best value on the market today. The Hositrad HMA(nipulator) sets the standard in terms of features, quality, possible configurations and cost. Special Standard features: Top Flange Tilt - with ±2° adjustment. A Hositrad Exclusive!
If you are using a Standard XYZ Manipulator as a “probe station”, rather than as a “conventional” Z manipulator with XY, where the translator lays “on its back” so to speak we introduce a line of “probe station translators” that feature crossed roller ways (instead of “plain” bearings) on the Z axis as well as XY, which greatly reduces deflection. The design features resolution of .002mm in the X,Y and Z direction. It would however be limited to 50mm total Z travel . Most commonly these translators are used in a vertical orientation with the “back” of the unit being the structure or “backbone” as we call it that supports/drives the XY mechanism and traveling flange. When used as a probe station, they are oriented horizontally and mount on the “backbone” - may also be orientated vertically. Our “standard” design uses cylindrical “guide rods” and Teflon- lined sleeves for the Z motion. The XY travel mechanism is supported by “crossed roller ways”
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Frequently a probe or other device mounted on a chamber flange will not precisely reach a specified point inside the chamber. This can be due to the mass on the end bending the device and/or inaccuracies of chamber port alignments.
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