TAP-TILT Two-Axis Tilting Slide
The TAP-TILT tilt stage provides two-axis ±5° tilt adjustment through manual knobs. Small tilt changes adjust spot position and optical-axis direction for lasers, optical sensors and other devices requiring beam collimation.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specifications | 98.0 mm × 67.8 mm × 40.0 mm |
| Tilt angle | ±5° |
| Load Tolerance | 5kgf |
| Threaded hole Type | Front Panel ：M3*4 Locations （ Countersunk Holes ）、M4*7 Locations 、M4*4 Locations （ Countersunk Holes ） Rear Panel ：M3*4 Locations 、M4*4 Locations （ Countersunk Holes ）、M6*7 Locations |
| Weight | 436.5g |
| Material | 7075 aluminum alloy |
| Specifications | ±5° Tilt Deflection Adjustment |
| Load Resistance | 5kgf |
| Thread type | Front Panel ：M3*4 Locations （ Countersunk Holes ）、M4*7 Locations 、M4*4 Locations （ Countersunk Holes ）； Rear Panel ：M3*4 Locations 、M4*4 Locations （ Countersunk Holes ）、M6*7 Locations |
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