Aerotech FiberMax Series Selection Guide

Aerotech is dedicated to the science of motion, providing automation solutions for the fiber optics industry. Aerotech's advantages include advanced design and analysis capability, worldwide start-up and service, fully equipped training facilities, comprehensive technical support services, technologically superior components and systems, shorter time to market, direct-drive linear motor technology, turnkey system solutions designed for full-scale production, precision mechanics with cutting-edge performance, state-of-the-art controllers with advanced capabilities and fast prototype development.


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Brand
Aerotech
Category
Industrial Robot
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
116
File format
PDF
File size
2.8 MB
Published
05 January, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
B18F08B166B14D89A942DB3457FBADB8

About this manual

Aerotech provides advanced direct‑drive linear motor technology and turnkey solutions for fiber‑optic manufacturing. This selection guide helps customers evaluate the FiberMax family and related products for high‑throughput, nanometer‑scale alignment.

The guide covers the FiberMax series, FiberGlide, FiberAlign, FiberCouple, FiberPlane 9000, FiberGrate 2000, and supporting motion controllers and vision tools, highlighting resolution, axis count, and integration options for precision photonics applications.

What's inside

  • Proof of Concept Laboratory
  • FiberMax Series
  • FiberGlide 3D
  • FiberAlign Series
  • FiberCouple
  • FiberPlane 9000
  • FiberGrate 2000
  • Automation 3200 System
  • U500 Motion Controllers

Specifications

X‑Z axis resolution10 nm
Y axis resolution2 nm
Resolution with Automation 3200300 pm
Rotary axis resolution0.027–0.058 arc‑sec
Number of axesUp to 6
Drive typeNoncontact direct‑drive for all axes

Frequently asked questions

What is the resolution of the FiberMax X‑Z axis?

The FiberMax X‑Z axis provides a resolution of 10 nm.

How many axes can a FiberMax system provide?

A FiberMax system can be configured with up to six axes of precise motion.

What resolution does the Y axis achieve?

The Y axis achieves a resolution of 2 nm.

What type of drive is used on all axes of the FiberMax series?

All axes use a non‑contact direct‑drive mechanism.

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