Standard Stages take on challenging performance requirements

The Expanding Horizon of Motion Control Applications

The dynamic world of motion control applications continues to drive manufacturers to push their boundaries. The pursuit of better performance, cost-efficiency, and quicker delivery times is relentless. In this landscape, standard “building blocks” have emerged as a game-changing strategy, offering optimal solutions amidst fierce competition. Let’s delve deeper into the role of standard stages and their transformative impact on key industry sectors.

Powering Industry Innovations with Standard Stages

The dynamic world of motion control applications continues to drive manufacturers to push their boundaries. The pursuit of better performance, cost-efficiency, and quicker delivery times is relentless. In this landscape, standard “building blocks” have emerged as a game-changing strategy, offering optimal solutions amidst fierce competition. Let’s delve deeper into the role of standard stages and their transformative impact on key industry sectors.

Product Focus

Nanomotion’s FB Series of stages, for vacuum and non-vacuum applications are provided with a range of travels, stages sizes, positioning resolutions, allowing for high performance positioning systems based on standard building blocks.

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Atomic Force Microscopy leverages (2) FB150 Standard Linear stages, with position resolution to 50nm and travel to 150mm per axis
Ink Lithography utilizes 5 axis of XYZ-Tip-Tilt with 5nm resolution and 20nm position resolution across a series of standard axes
Ion-beam etching uses FB series vacuum rated stages with 10nm resolution in an XYZ-Tilt configuration.

For a complete understanding of system designs and performance levels, please contact Nanomotion at nano@nanomotion.com or +1 (631)585-3000, or visit www.nanomotion.com.

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