Motion Control

Designed for high-performance positioning tasks, our motion control equipment is designed to integrate seamlessly into your existing research workflows and laboratory setups. Whether you are building custom systems or enhancing established platforms, our products deliver the accuracy and adaptability required to keep your research moving forward.

From manual adjustments to motorized systems, our high-resolution micromanipulator and range of linear stages deliver the stability and responsiveness you need for demanding setups such as micropositioning, probe alignment, and optical component manipulation.

Micromanipulator

From $1,425

Probe Tips

From $75

Universal Tool Clamp

Price $173

Linear Stages

100mm Linear Stage

From $2,400

100mm High Precision Stage

From $3,000

200mm High Precision Stage

From $3,750

200mm Linear Stage

From $3,150

50mm Linear Stage

From $1,950

Resources and Support

Micromanipulator

Connecting the Micromanipulator to the Source Measure Unit

Learn how to use your micromanipulator with the Ossila Source Measure Unit. Plus, pick up some general tips and tricks for getting the most out of sensitive electrical probing measurements.

Micromanipulator Drift and Other Common Errors

A micromanipulator can be easily and precisely controlled to allow precision placement of electrodes or probes. However, their performance can suffer from various mechanical issues, including drift, backlash, side play, and sticking.

Demonstration: Differential Interface

The differential interface simplifies JFET characterization, offering ease of use, accuracy, and versatility. Learn how to implement this in your research.

Linear Stage

How to Attach Your Linear Stage to a Breadboard

Learn how to attach your linear stage to a breadboard for improved stability.

How to Assemble an XYZ Linear Stage System

Learn how to stack and secure your linear stages to achive multi-axis motion.

What Are Linear Stages Used For?

Linear stages are used to achieve precise and controlled linear motion. They are integral to scientific research, the technology sector, industrial manufacturing, medicine, and more.

Do You Need a Linear Stage?

Whether you are involved in microscopy, spectroscopy, or metrology, a linear stage can be an invaluable tool. The decision to invest in a linear stage depends on the specific requirements of your application.

How to Choose a Linear Stage

Based on your research needs, there are key factors to consider when selecting a linear stage.