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    High-speed actuators provide travel range of 30 µm

    June 14, 2024
    High-speed actuators for micro- and nanodispensing applications are based on in-house manufactured PICMA piezoceramic drives.
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    High-speed actuators for micro- and nanodispensing applications are based on in-house manufactured PICMA piezoceramic drives. Offered as bare piezo stacks and in customized forms with motion amplifiers and integrated sensors, standard stacks provide a travel range of 30 µm, and motion-amplified actuators can reach hundreds of microns, while providing submillimeter responsiveness.

    PI (Physik Instrumente)

    Auburn, MA

    www.pi-usa.us

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