Piezo actuator with a maximum displacement of 260um and a maximum blocking force of 50000N.
Low-voltage piezo actuators have a preloaded low-voltage piezo stack inside, and are protected on the outside by a cylindrical stainless steel shell. The preloaded piezo actuator can withstand a certain pulling force and is suitable for high-load and high-dynamic applications.
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basic information
Low-voltage piezo actuators have a preloaded low-voltage piezo stack inside, and are protected on the outside by a cylindrical stainless steel shell. The preloaded piezo actuator can withstand a certain pulling force and is suitable for high-load and high-dynamic applications.
Price information
The price varies depending on the quantity.
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Applications/Examples of results
The preloaded piezo actuators provide a stroke of up to 260μm with nanometer resolution and microsecond response time. The high internal mechanical preload is suitable for high load and high dynamic applications. The cutoff force is up to 50,000N, making it ideal for machine tools, active vibration insulation, or adaptive mechanics. Its small size and high resonant frequency make it suitable for applications such as scanning microscopy, laser tuning, beam deflection, patch clamp, or microlithography.
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Preloaded piezo actuator
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| PST150 | Cylindrical, 150V drive |
| HPST150 | Ring, 150V drive |
| PST1000 | Cylindrical, 1000V drive |
| HPST1000 | Ring, 1000V drive |
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CoreMorrow Ltd. (formerly known as Harbin Core Tomorrow Science & Technology Co., Ltd.） focuses on the research, development, manufacturing, and sales of nanoscale precision positioning products, primarily serving high-end precision equipment manufacturers.
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