Positionierer triaxial

1. Three Axes of Motion: Triaxial positioners have the capability to move an object or a tool along three orthogonal axes, usually referred to as the X, Y, and Z axes. This allows for precise positioning in both linear and rotational directions.
2. Control Mechanisms: Triaxial positioners can be manually operated with mechanical controls like micrometers, or they can be motorized with stepper motors, servo motors, or other automated control systems. Motorized systems offer greater precision and programmable control.
3. Stability: These positioners are designed to provide stability and minimize vibrations, ensuring that the object or tool remains in the desired position.
4. Applications: Triaxial positioners find applications in fields such as microscopy, metrology, semiconductor manufacturing, 3D printing, laser processing, and scientific research. They are essential in situations where objects need to be precisely positioned or manipulated in three dimensions.
5. Resolution: The level of precision or resolution varies depending on the specific model and application. Some positioners can achieve sub-micron or sub-millimeter positioning accuracy.
6. Compatibility: Triaxial positioners are often designed to be compatible with various tools or objects, and they may include mounting interfaces for attaching equipment or samples.

3D stage with 2 mm travel in x, y and z direction

Very compact design

Especially for optical devices and samples