XYZ Stage

Upgrade your experimental processes through precision motion and positioning in three directions with our XYZ stages. Implement complex 3D trajectories easily, streamline multidimensional positioning tasks, and reduce manual errors.

Choose from a range of specifications to suit your experimental needs, including the travel distance and precision level.

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All XYZ Stages

Filter by feature: standard precision high precision 50mm travel 100mm travel 200mm travel compact

100mm XYZ Stage

Price £5,800

200mm XYZ Stage

Price £7,200

50mm Compact XYZ Stage

Price £4,300

100mm High Precision XYZ Stage

Price £7,000

200mm High Precision XYZ Stage

Price £8,400

100mm Compact XYZ Stage

Price £5,200

XYZ Axis Features

Designed for accurate and reliable positioning control, an XYZ stage comprises three precision ball screw drives and smart stepper motor controllers. The user-friendly motion control system is integrated so you can get started with your positioning tasks immediately.

Once up and running, control options include using the built-in rotary encoder or our free software via USB. Ideal for any laboratory, our linear stages integrate smoothly with your existing systems using a serial command library.

The robust ball screw and dual linear rail system is able to move horizontal loads up to 30 kg and vertical loads between 3-10 kg (depending on your chosen model). Each model is constructed durably, using premium materials to ensure long-term reliability and effectiveness in your tasks.

3D Motion

Elevate your research with intricate three-dimensional motion made simple, from microscopy to materials testing and more.

Modular Design

Functional as an XYZ stage or easily disassembled as individual stages for a range of applications.

Advanced Features

Choose the features that matter to suit your research requirements, laboratory setup, and budget.

Resources and Support

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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.