Zaber Technologies' T-NA series actuators are computer-controlled linear actuators with 25 and 50 mm travel and 0.05 µm resolution. The actuator comes with a hardened ball tip that can be removed to use the built-in threaded tip or flat tip. Multiple units can be daisy-chained to the RS-232 of any computer (or USB port with optional adaptor), and daisy-chained with any other T-Series products. Sophisticated software makes controlling Zaber devices easy. Simply select the device you want to move, select a command (like move absolute), and enter the desired position. After the move, the actuator reports its new position.
Zaber Technologies
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada
www.zaber.com
Posted by C. Settino, www.laserfocusworld.com
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PRESS RELEASE
Zaber Technologies Releases New Micro Linear Actuators: T-NA Series
Zaber Technologies is happy to announce the release of its new micro linear actuator series, the T-NA.
• Integrated motor and controller in a tiny package
• Excellent thrust, speed and accuracy
• Daisy-chain and control multiple units through a single serial port
Zaber's T-NA series actuators are computer controlled linear actuators with 25 mm and 50 mm travel and 0.05 µm resolution. The actuator comes with a hardened ball tip that you can remove to use the built-in threaded tip or flat tip.
Multiple units can be daisy-chained to the RS-232 of any computer (or USB port with optional adaptor), and daisy-chained with any other T-Series products. We provide sophisticated software to make controlling Zaber devices easy. Simply select device you want to move, select a command (like move absolute), and enter the desired position. After the move, the actuator reports its new position. Built in scripting allows you to easily set up complex automation routines. We also provide all of our source code so that you can customize our software for your application.
An optional knob permits smooth manual control at variable speeds in both directions. During a manual move the actuator constantly transmits its position to computer and is displayed in the software.
For more detailed information, visit Zaber's website at www.zaber.com
About Zaber:
Since 1997, 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 on Zaber's website.