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    Minus K Technology to display vibration isolators at SPIE Photonics West 2016

    Jan. 25, 2016
    LC-4 vibration isolators support heavy payloads while reducing low-frequency vibrations.
    Content Dam Lfw Online Articles 2016 01 Minusk

    LC-4 vibration isolators support heavy payloads while reducing low-frequency vibrations. Several capacity ranges to match vibration-sensitive instruments such as SPMs (AFMs, STMs, etc), micro-hardness testers, profilers, interferometers, electron microscopes, or other imaging systems are available for weight loads from 5 to 130 lbs. Available in low- and ultra-low-frequency horizontal versions, they deliver a vertical natural frequency of 1/2 Hz or less, which can be achieved over the entire load range. Horizontal natural frequency is load-dependent.

    SPIE Photonics West booth number: 4437

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    Contact:Minus K Technology
    Headquarters: Inglewood, CA
    Product: LC-4 vibration isolator
    Key Features: Support of weight loads from 5 to 130 lbs

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