I1000 - 1-Axis Stage
A Stable Platform
Able to handle loads of up to 1 kg, the I1000 single axis stage provides a stable
platform for many straight-forward positioning tasks. A large travel of 12.7 millimeters
(1/2 inch), makes the I1000 suitable where coarse alignment is required. The dual
flexure design ensures extremely linearity and eliminates the need to compensate
the arcing motion associated with single flexure designs. Furthermore, the flexure
design is essentially frictionless and does not exhibit any hysteresis or stiction
of typical roller-bearing stages. Internal damping makes the I1000 insensitive to
vibration allowing it to be used on a typical bench (without an optical table).
Automation
When combined with the standard stepper motor option, a respectable 100 nanometer
resolution is achieved at an extremely competitive price.
ActiveX/COM software is included which provides a simple interface from Labview,
Visual Basic 6, C++, or any .Net language. This software, a power adapter, and the
necessary cables are included free of charge with every automated positioner.
The Challenge
So why not take the
Luminos Challenge?
If you buy a manual I1000, we will give you 30 days to prove to yourself that this
is the world's most accurate and easy-to-use 3 Axis stage. If you are not convinced,
you can return it for a full refund. Join our list of satisfied customers who are
truly amazed by the Luminos I1000.
Accessories
With
accessories
ranging from
fiber array holders
to
contact sensors,
Luminos can get you out-fitted and up-and-running quickly on your applications.
Feature Summary
- All damped flexure
- Manual or fully automated
- Frictionless
- Internal viscous damping
- Insensitive to dust
- Zero arc-error
- Zero backlash
- Resolution enhancing for highest resolution at lowest cost
- 10nm resolution when fitted with a differential micrometer
- Stepper Motor Actuator delivering 0.1µm per micro step
With positioning this easy… the possibilities are endless.
Ordering Information
To see a complete list of available options, click the Part #. Options can be changed
after clicking 'Add to Quote'.