M-LSM Series
Motorized micromanipulators
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M-LSM025A025A025ARHF-M02T4A
Right Hand
Starting Price: $8,025 * | Discontinued
M-LSM025A025A025ARHF-M02T4A Specifications
Download Datasheet| Recommended Controller | X-MCB2 (24 V) Recommended and X-MCB1 (24 V) |
| AutoDetect |  |
| Travel Range | 25.4 mm (1") |
| Axes of Motion | 3 |
| Joystick Control | Velocity Mode |
| Weight | 0.952 kg (2.099 lb) |
| Accuracy (unidirectional) | 15 µm (0.000591") |
| Repeatability | < 3 µm (< 0.000118") |
| Backlash | < 12 µm (< 0.000472") |
| Flatness of Travel | < 8 µm (< 0.000315") |
| Straightness of Travel | < 12 µm (< 0.000472") |
| Pitch Error | 0.02° (0.349 mrad) |
| Roll Error | 0.02° (0.349 mrad) |
| Yaw Error | 0.03° (0.523 mrad) |
| Microstep Size (Default Resolution) | 0.047625 µm |
| Default Resolution | 1/64 of a step |
| Stage Parallelism | < 25 µm (< 0.000984") |
| Maximum Speed | 14 mm/s (0.551"/s) |
| Minimum Speed | 0.000029 mm/s (0.000001"/s) |
| Speed Resolution | 0.000029 mm/s (0.000001"/s) |
| Encoder Type |  |
| Limit or Home Sensing | Magnetic hall sensor |
| Linear Motion Per Motor Rev | 0.6096 mm (0.024") |
| Motor Steps Per Rev | 200 |
| Motor Type | Stepper (2 phase) |
| Motor Winding Inductance | 1.7 mH/phase |
| Motor Connection | D-sub 15 |
| Communication Interface | RS-232 |
| Communication Protocol | Zaber Binary or Zaber ASCII |
| Probe Diameter Range | 2-13 mm (0.079") |
| Probe Angle Range | 360° (6.283 rad) |
| Guide Type | Needle roller bearing |
| Mechanical Drive System | Precision lead screw |
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Specification Charts & Notes
Thrust or torque is a function of speed. The values given above are maximums. These values cannot both be achieved simultaneously (i.e. at maximum speed, the unit will not produce maximum thrust).
Thrust Speed Performance
Bearing Lifetime
