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Sample stage for 3D imaging
A large size sample stage was developed in cooperation with the ESRF (ID19) to position and scan samples for high resolution multi-scale microtomography and laminography. The 5 axis system has a 600 mm long vertical stroke allowing to scan large objects using helical scanning techniques. The 500 mm horizontal linear axis allows scanning of large 2D samples and recording “bright-field” images (without sample in the beam) for data normalization and correction
Since we delivered it, this system has become the popular workhorse for doing a wide variety of measurements.
A similar custom made solution can be made for your requirements. At LAB Motion Systems we specialize in turning your exceptions in a great solution.
“This system has become our customers’ popular workhorse for measurements tasks.”
Kurt Smets – Product Development Manager
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