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Motorized Encoded 4-position Turret

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$2.92 $4 In stock

Category: Accessories

The Motorized Encoded 4-position Turret from ZYGO is an accessory for compatible ZYGO optical metrology systems. It provides four encoded objective positions with motorized positioning.

  • Motorized, encoded 4-position objective turret
  • Compatible with ZeGage Pro, Nexview, and NewView 8000/9000 systems
  • Brand: ZYGO
  • SKU: 6308-0105-01 (Standard)
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia ★★★★★

Switching objectives used to be such a tedious manual step, but the encoded positioning on this turret lands exactly where it should every time. I’ve already cut my measurement cycle time by about a third since installing it.

Matthew E. ★★★★★

I set it up this morning and the motorized positioning is smooth and precise—each objective clicks into place exactly where it should. The encoded feedback gives me confidence I'm not losing alignment during automated measurements.

Eli J. ★★★★★

Swapping between four objectives used to mean stopping the whole scan, but the motorized positioning on this turret just clicks through each slot without me touching anything. The encoded readout confirms the position every time, so I'm not second-guessing whether an objective actually seated. Genui