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Manual XY positioning stage realized with leadscrew table 309L Manual XY positioning stage Tables 309L are assembled carriage on carriage (long carriage version only) with the option 308922 * making smooth holes in the carriage of a table. The standard strokes for each axis are 100, 200 or 300 mm. The same options as the 309L tables are available (handwheel, knob, indicator, locking, base plate). The choice of the type of guide is also the same (bronze or ball bushings). The axial positioning accuracy of these tables is <0.15 mm (in practice 0.02 to 0.10 mm). Positioning tables with base plate Base plates are only available for standard strokes (100, 200 and 300mm). The lower plate allows the table to be fixed by the 4 holes in the central zone, while without a base plate, the table must be fixed by the end plates.

Manual positioning table drived by metric fine thread screw (pitch 1 - 1,25 mm). Actuated by grip knob. Guided by 2 rods on bronze bearings. Robust and economical table. Interchangeable with the 309B range. Options : Positioning indicator Position clamping Base plate (with or without ruler) Assembly in XY or YZ table

Economical manual positioning table drived by leadscrew. Actuated by grip knob. Guided by 2 rods on bronze bearings. Using of economical manual tables Acting is done by a grip knob supplied with the table. Maxi stroke is 100 mm for size 0, and 200 mm for sizes 1 and 2. Any nonstandard intermediate stroke can be produced. The locking in position is done on the trapezoidal screw, either in position B1 (above the front plate) or in position B2 (at the end of the end plate) depending on the access and the space available. The position is visualized by a mechanical indicator or by ruler on the base plate. The fixing on the frame is done by the 2 end plates (laminated holes) or by the end plate in « Z axis » version for vertical applications. The positioning accuracy of economical manual tables The axial positioning accuracy of these tables is <0.20 mm (in practice 0.05 to 0.15 mm), because the axial play is largely eliminated after locking in position