Name: 60mm Motorized Rotary Stage
Brand: Zaber™
SKU: 15-291
Price: A$4,224.00

60mm Motorized Rotary Stage

Specifications

General

Type:

Universal (Metric & English)

Model Number:

Zaber X-RSW60A

Note:

Requires a 24-48 VDC power supply and either #15-295 for USB connectivity or #15-297 for RS-232 connectivity. A data cable (#15-296 or #15-299) can be used to daisy chain multiple stages together to control simultaneously.

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Type of Movement:

Rotary

Stage Size (mm):

82.6 x 144.8

Travel (°):

360

Accuracy (°):

0.08, Unidirectional

Backlash (°):

<0.04

Center Hole:

23mm Clear Aperture to hold a 25mm (1") Dia. Optic (up to 3mm Thick)

Load Capacity (kg):

Load Capacity (N):

200

Repeatability (°):

<0.02

Resolution (μrad):

4.1

Speed (°/s):

0.0001 to 115

Weight (kg):

0.66

Table Diameter (mm):

Max. Continuous Torque (N⋅cm):

225

Electrical

Maximum Operating Current (mA):

950

Hardware & Interface Connectivity

Type of Drive:

Stepping Motor

Power Supply:

Power Supply Required and Sold Separately:
USA: #15-294
Europe: #15-294
Japan: #23-662
Korea: #33-773
China: #15-294

Computer Interface:

USB with #15-295
RS-232 with #15-297

Environmental & Durability Factors

Operating Temperature (°C):

0 - 50

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:

Compliant

Certificate of Conformance:

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Reach 240:

Compliant

Product Details

High Resolution with 360° Continuous Rotation
Integrated Motor and Controller
Controlled Manually or via RS-232 Serial Interface
Power Supply and Data Cable Sold as Separate Accessories
Available with Integrated, 200 Counts per Revolution (CPR) Motor Mounted Encoder

Zaber™ Motorized Rotary Stage Systems are designed to hold 1” or 25mm optical components on both the top and bottom plates, and provide precise, 360° rotation. The compact bearing design can handle up to 45 lb (20kg) loads while providing 4.1μrad resolution rotational movement. Encoder versions are available for all travel lengths, with 200 Counts per Revolution (CPR) rotary quadrature encoders integrated into the stepper motor. Zaber™ Motorized Rotary Stage Systems also includes a potentiometer located on the back of the stage to provide a convenient way to manually control position.

Note: A 24-48 VDC universal power supply, data cables for daisy chaining, and computer interface cables (USB or RS-232) are sold separately as accessories. These stages utilize the same accessories as the Zaber™ High Precision Motorized Stage System.

Technical Information

Accessories

Note: Compatible accessories for individual stock numbers may vary. If unsure about which accessories work with your products, please contact us here.

Title	Stock Number	Price	Buy

Power Terminal Block, 2 pin, 5mm Pitch	#15-304	8.00 A$8.00 Request Quote	3-5 days ×
Serial Adapter Cable with M8 Female Plug	#15-297	30.40 A$30.40 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
2ft Data Cable, 4-pin Male to Female M8	#15-296	24.00 A$24.00 Request Quote	3-5 days ×
USB to Serial Converter Cable with M8 Female Plug	#15-295	72.00 A$72.00 Request Quote	3-5 days ×
48V Universal Power Supply	#15-294	68.80 A$68.80 Request Quote	3-5 days ×

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