LN Junior Compact Unit
By disassembling parts of the LN Junior, we were able to develop a cost-effective manipulator with the same stability, reliability, and resolution as the LN Junior itself. The main difference between Junior and Junior Compact is the alternative patch-angle. With the Junior, you can physically change the angle. The Junior Compact is built with three orthogonal axes and the patch axis is generated as a virtual movement. Because of these changes, we are able to offer the same mechanical quality at a lower price.
LNscope equipped with Bridge 500 and two LN Junior Compact
LN Junior versus LN Junior Compact on the right side
Junior Compact mounted on our stainless steel column
Specs:
Travel in XYZ: 23 mm
Motor resolution: 3,9 nm
Reproducibility: less than 1 µm
Weight (complete Unit): 860 g (with cables 1 kg)
Spindel lead: 0,4 mm
Smallest reproducible step: 20 nm