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Laser Rotary Axis
CS14 Harmonic + 42 Stepper / 100W Servo, Suitable for Compact, High-Ratio Designs.
Motor 42 Stepper / 100W Servo
Recommended Model CS14
Key Parameters Low Vibration / Precision Positioning
Operating Conditions Compact Installation / High Reduction Ratio
WORKING CONDITIONS
What Matters Most When Selecting for This Application?
- Laser rotary axes typically require a compact structure, Smooth Low-Speed Motion & High Angular Resolution.
- Harmonic reducers suit high reduction ratios, Compact Applications, But the Load Still Matters, Select the Size for Service Life & Rigidity.
- Stepper motors can suit light loads, Use a small servo for higher dynamics and closed-loop control.
CONTACT
Location & Contact
Dongguan Hanrui Automation Technology Co., Ltd.
6th Floor, No. 172 Chonghuan Middle Road, Shijie Town, Dongguan, China
Phone: +86 769 8281 3091
Email: oliver@andantexcn.com
WHY THIS STRUCTURE
Why This Transmission Structure Is Recommended?
CS14 Is a Harmonic Reducer, Not a Right Angle Gearbox
Its advantages are compact coaxial construction and a high reduction ratio; If Required 90°Direction Change, Consider a Right-Angle Transmission Series.
High reduction ratios simplify motor-side speed control at low output speeds
Can Improve Low-Speed Resolution, But Output Speed, Torsional Rigidity & Acceleration Time Must Be Balanced.
Compact Structure, Suitable for Laser Rotary Fixtures & Compact Rotary Tables
Helps Reduce Rotary Axis Size, And Leaves Space for the Optical Path, Fixtures & Protective Structures.
SELECTION CHECKLIST
Information to Include in Your Selection Request
LoadWeight, Dimensions, Lever Arm, Center of Gravity
MotionTarget Speed, Angle, Travel, Acceleration & Deceleration Time
Cycle TimeTime per Cycle, Start/Stop Frequency, Daily Operating Hours
AccuracyPositioning Accuracy, Repeatability, Allowable Backlash
MotorPower, Model, Shaft Diameter, Shaft Length, Pilot Diameter, Hole Spacing
InstallationSpace, Orientation, Radial/Axial Force, Offset Load