Precision Motion Control with Integrated Controller
Automate precision positioning applications quickly and easily
with our affordable line of computer controlled linear actuators, stages, mirror mounts,
motors and other devices. All products can be daisy-chained and controlled from a
single serial or USB port, facilitating a low entry-level cost without sacrificing system expandability.
Linear Actuators
Micro Linear Actuators
T-NA Series
Twice the speed and thrust of the T-LA series actuators
Smaller, better accuracy, better resolution, and more robust than previous designs
Integrated motor and controller saves you time and e...
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Miniature Linear Actuators
T-LA Series
0.1 um resolution
Built-in controllers
Several units daisy-chain to a single serial port and can be run from a single power supply
Designed to replace standard micrometers on manual translatio...
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Electric Linear Actuators
NA Series
These electric linear actuators, based on standard NEMA stepper motors, offer finer resolution, higher thrust, higher speed, and longer lifetime compared to our T-LA series of linear actuators. Each e...
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Translation Stages
TSB Series
Zaber's TSB Series of translation stages are ball bearing linear stages with 28mm or 60mm of travel. They are compatible with our T-NA series micro linear actuators, T-LA series miniature linear actu...
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Linear Slides and Linear Stages
Miniature Motorized Linear Stages
T-LSM Series
25 to 200 mm travel (custom options available)
Built-in controllers
Very compact with high spee...
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Motorized Linear Slides
T-LSR Series
75 to 450 mm travel
Built-in controllers
Several units daisy-chain to a single serial port
Mou...
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Motorized Linear Stages
T-LS Series
0.1 um resolution
Built-in controllers
Several units daisy-chain to a single serial port with a...
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Motorized Dovetail Slides
T-LLS Series
0.16 um resolution
Built-in controllers
Several units daisy-chain to a single serial port
Id...
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Motorized Linear Stages
LML Series
Zaber's Labmotion LML Series precision motorized cross-roller linear stages have been designed to in...
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Multi-Axis Systems
Two-Axis Stages
XY Series
13 x 13 mm to 450 x 450 mm travel
Built-in controllers
Several units daisy-chain to a single serial port
Available in various speed / resolution options
Combine various Zaber stages to help yo...
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Three-Axis Stages
XYZ Series
13 x 13 x 13 mm to 450 x 450 x 450 mm travel
Built-in controllers
Several units daisy-chain to a single serial port
Available in various speed / resolution options
Combine various Zaber stages...
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Rotary Motion
Stepper Motors with Built-in Controllers
T-NM Series
These size 17 NEMA stepper motors have built in controllers and are available with an optional manua...
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Stepper Motors
NM Series
These motors are available in standard NEMA sizes (8, 11, 17, 23, etc) and include 30 cm of cabled w...
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Motorized Rotary Stages
T-RS Series
Zaber's T-RS Series of precision motorized rotary stages are stepper motor driven, worm gear rotary ...
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Tilt and Goniometric
Motorized Mirror Mounts
T-MM Series
The T-MM2 Series are motorized two axis mirror mounts. They can be controlled manually or by using the RS-232 serial interface. See the specifications at left for more details....
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Motorized Goniometers
LMG Series
What is a goniometer? A goniometer stage (sometimes called a goniometer table) is a tilting stage that rotates about a virtual axis fixed in space above the stage surface. Zaber's LMG Series motorized...
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Control
Stepper Motor Controller
T-MCA Series
Zaber's T-MCA stepper motor controller is a microstep driver offering
microstepping down to 128 microsteps per step. With a typical stepper motor
having 200 steps per revolution, the T-MCA s...
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Programmable Joystick
T-JOY Series
The T-JOY3 is a programmable joystick that can control three independent axes of motion. The joystick can be daisy-chained to any T-Series motion control products, allowing for a very flexible setup. ...
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