Tabletop design offers greater stability, especially for small laboratory tables

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TMC, an industry leader in high-performance vibration and motion cancellation technology, has introduced CleanBench™, the next generation of the company’s laboratory tables. CleanBench combines TMC’s superior Gimbal Piston™ air vibration isolation system with a new tabletop design (patent pending) that provides more stability and better ergonomics in a compact design.

Steve Ryan, Divisional Vice President, TMC states:

Our proprietary 2-inch-thick, laminated top construction is the ideal table top for small, desk-style vibration isolation tables and works well for users who do not require a grid of tapped holes

Users who need tapped holes to bolt down their payload or positioning equipment have had to settle for a scaled-down, 4-inch-thick, steel honeycomb optical top construction. Though these larger tops provide a grid of holes, they are bulky, raise the center-of-mass of the payload reducing stability, and are less ergonomic for the seated user.

CleanBench optimizes ergonomics for the seated user by minimizing the thickness of the table top while providing greater stability, especially for small size tables

The low-profile, high-density CleanBench tops offer superior damping, stiffness, and flatness in an easy-to-clean stainless steel shell and are available with or without tapped holes. For those tops with the hole pattern, guided thread lead-ins align screws with the tapped holes. The “bevel” shape eases engagement of the first thread.

All CleanBench laboratory tables incorporate TMC’s Gimbal Piston air isolators, which provide outstanding low frequency vibration isolation in all axes and maintain the isolators’ performance specifications even when subjected to extremely low input levels of excitation.

The company’s industry-standard vibration isolation laboratory tables are ideal for a wide variety of applications, including atomic force and confocal microscopy, invitro-fertilization, patch-clamping, interferometry, and metrology.

TMC designs and manufactures precision vibration isolation systems for sensitive research and manufacturing processes worldwide. TMC is an ISO 9001:2008- certified company. Its products include active and passive vibration isolation systems; optical tops, optical table systems, and breadboards; laboratory tables and tabletop platforms; floor platforms; magnetic field cancellation and electric field shielding systems; and acoustic enclosures.

TMC is a unit of AMETEK Ultra Precision Technologies, a pioneer in the development of ultra-precision measurement instruments and a global leader in ultraprecise machine tools and manufacturing systems for the semiconductor, photovoltaic, nanotechnology, military, defense and ophthalmic lens markets.

AMETEK Ultra Precision Technologies is a division of AMETEK, Inc., a leading global manufacturer of electronic instruments and electromechanical devices with 2014 annual sales of $4.0 billion.

For more information, contact Sheryl Aleckna at Technical Manufacturing Corporation, 15 Centennial Drive, Peabody, MA 01960. Tel: 978-532-6330. Fax: 978- 531-8682. E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.techmfg.com

Source: TMC Ametek

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