New Product: NanoCube 6-Axis Piezo System P-616.65S
Enabling fine adjustments with 6 degrees of freedom nano control | Applications in photonics, fiber alignment, and more.
The NanoCube P-616.65S is a multi-degree-of-freedom piezo stage that achieves 6-axis nanopositioning, including linear movement in the X, Y, and Z directions, as well as rotation in θX, θY, and θZ. Thanks to its parallel kinematics and flexure guide structure, it provides high rigidity, low crosstalk, and high dynamic performance that cannot be achieved with conventional stages. With a movement range of ±250 µm and a rotation range of ±26.2 mrad, it enables fine positioning at the nanometer level. It excels in environments requiring sub-micron precision, such as photonics and fiber alignment.
basic information
- Smooth and highly responsive operation due to a frictionless and backlash-free flexure guide structure. - Equipped with PICMA piezo actuators that excel in moisture resistance and insulation. - Long lifespan, maintenance-free, and ideal for long-term stable operation.
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Applications/Examples of results
- Photonics / Integrated optics - Precise fiber positioning and alignment → Fiber-to-fiber coupling → Fiber-to-chip coupling → Fiber-to-component coupling → Fiber array alignment
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The German headquarters, with over 50 years of experience and 30 years as a Japanese corporation, presents new solutions from PI, a company specializing in precision positioning products. We offer the world's number one piezo stages and actuators, as well as hexapod positioning products. Additionally, we are enhancing our lineup of linear motor-driven products and high-precision air bearing stages. In positioning, attention to the foundation is also crucial, and we provide granite bases, enabling us to propose composite systems as well. Please take a look at our diverse lineup that provides cutting-edge technology to production sites around the world, advanced equipment, and various fields of cutting-edge research.