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    Scanning system from Scanlab features a 14 mm aperture

    July 6, 2015
    The excelliSCAN scanning system uses galvo scanners with digital angle sensors.
    1507 Lfw Pro 10 6062168378857

    The excelliSCAN scanning system uses galvo scanners with digital angle sensors and a SCANahead servo control for high-speed contour marking accuracy. Designed for industrial micro-processing, the system is offered with a 14-mm aperture; a 10 mm version is in development. Both water- and air-cooled options are available.
    Scanlab
    Puchheim, Germany
    www.scanlab.de

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