Scanning system from Scanlab features a 14 mm aperture

July 6, 2015

The excelliSCAN scanning system uses galvo scanners with digital angle sensors.

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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