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Electronics Times, July 24, 2000
Precision linear motion systems for ultra high vacuum conditions (UHV) have been introduced by Heason Technologies. They can withstand operation to 1 x 10-10 Torr vacuum levels.
Based on Bayside Motion Group linear slides and employing nanomotion non-magnetic piezo motors, the Heason UHV systems operate with low overall system magnetics.
All mechanical parts are UHV-rated to eliminate outgassing. Tungsten disulfide (TD2), a dry UHV compatible lubricant, is applied to all rolling element surfaces, to prevent wear without any vacuum grease.
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These compact UHV systems (350mm long) provide full travel for 300mm wafers. Systems feature crossed roller bearings and non-contact linear encoders to 0.1 micro m resolution. The precision crossed rollers are made in stainless steel to reduce magnetic field effects.
Heason Technologies Tel: 01243 545400 Fax: 01243 544590 Enquiry Number 542
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