Linear Motion Devices
Easily adjustable precision tables without clamping
Under the name Fix Stages, THK offers a diverse range of precision tables for linear and rotary movements as well as for angle adjustment.
The special feature of these tables is the integrated self-locking mechanism. Without further clamping this prevents the table from losing its defined position due to play or due to external forces unlike tables with dovetail guides
In addition the positioning is carried out easily with an Allen key and since no clamping and adjusting screws are required the structure of these precision tables is very compact and space-saving without effecting other parts.
The Fix Stages are offered as linear and cross tables for XYZ movements as well as rotation tables and goniometers. They are particularly suitable for the occasional positioning or adjustment of lasers
, dispensers and microscopes as well as for adjusting camera positions.
Picture 1: Positioning with an Allen key
Picture 2: Fixed positioning without clamping
Picture 3: Goniometer for angle adjustment
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