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Linear Actuators Available for Micropositioning and Precision Alignment

High-precision actuators with servo and stepper motors

Quality Digest
Mon, 08/25/2025 - 12:03
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(PI Americas: Auburn, MA) -- For tasks requiring submicrometer precision, such as alignment, adjustment, or fine positioning, PI’s M-235, L-220, and M-230 series linear actuators deliver reliable, high-performance motion. These compact actuators are ideal for demanding applications in optics, photonics, semiconductor testing, metrology, and microscopy, with select models available on short lead times for rapid integration. 

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High-resolution stepper and servo motor linear actuators

PI’s motorized high-resolution actuators combine precision and force in a compact form factor. With travel ranges from 10 mm–77 mm and feed forces up to 125 N, they support a broad range of applications. Their low backlash and nonrotating, linearly guided tips minimize tilt and eccentricity-caused errors, as is common with low-cost, rotating-tip type actuators—ensuring accurate, repeatable motion.

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