ETH10 Series High Precision Linear Stage ETH10 Series High Precision Linear Stage
ETH10 Series High Precision Linear Stage ETH10 Series High Precision Linear Stage
ETH10 Series High Precision Linear Stage ETH10 Series High Precision Linear Stage
ETH10 Series High Precision Linear Stage ETH10 Series High Precision Linear Stage
ETH10 Series High Precision Linear Stage ETH10 Series High Precision Linear Stage

ETH10 Series High Precision Linear Stage


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ETH10 Series Belt Driven Linear Stage

ETH10 is a belt driven linear axis designed for automation equipment that requires high travel speed with reliable micron-level positioning. It is commonly installed in pick-and-place systems, light gantry structures, and inspection equipment where space and cycle time are both critical.

ETH10 belt driven linear stage overview for pick-and-place automation

Basic Specifications

Item Value
Drive Type Belt driven (steel-reinforced, spring-tensioned)
Repeatability ±0.01 mm (under standard test conditions)
Max Speed 1000 mm/s
Stroke Range 100 – 1050 mm (custom lengths available on request)
Max Horizontal Load 30 kg (at 0.5 g acceleration)
Max Vertical Load 10 kg (with brake option)
Motor Interface AC servo (200W – 400W class, mounting bracket optional)

Structure

The ETH10 uses an aluminum extrusion frame with integrated precision linear guide rails. The belt transmission system is mounted internally and driven by a servo motor through a pulley system. A spring-loaded tensioner automatically maintains belt preload, reducing the need for periodic manual adjustments in normal operation.

ETH10 mechanical dimension drawing and mounting hole layout
ETH10 cross-section view showing belt path and guide rail integration

Typical Use Cases

  • Pick and place automation
  • Small gantry systems
  • Laser cutting and marking equipment
  • Inspection and testing systems

Selection Notes

Performance values may vary depending on motor selection, stroke length, and installation rigidity. For vertical applications, a brake system is recommended.

Belt vs. ball screw: At stroke lengths above 500 mm, the ETH10's belt drive delivers significantly higher speed than equivalent screw-driven axes with minimal maintenance, though ball screws remain preferred for extremely high thrust or ultra-low backlash (< ±0.005 mm) applications. Please refer to the sizing guide or contact our application engineers for load-speed curve verification under your specific duty cycle.

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