Precision positioning stages
A new series of Standard Precision Positioning Stages feature a simplified product design that make them suitable and very cost-effective for a variety of applications. They are designed to deliver optimal adjustment flexibility, with acceptable and repeatable precision levels in positioning devices for automated inspection, assembly and machining, as well as for processing instruments (e.
A new series of Standard Precision Positioning Stages feature a simplified product design that make them suitable and very cost-effective for a variety of applications. They are designed to deliver optimal adjustment flexibility, with acceptable and repeatable precision levels in positioning devices for automated inspection, assembly and machining, as well as for processing instruments (e.g., welders) and production jigs by streamlining functionality and precision levels (relative to straightness, pitching, yawing and rolling). The Standard Precision Positioning Stages series is comprised of three different versions and a total of 22 models. All three versions have top and bottom surface plates made of aluminum alloy with a black anodized surface treatment.
MISUMI USA Inc.
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