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Gimbal Piston Isolators
Our Patented Gimbal
Piston™ Isolator has been proven by independent tests
to consistently outperform the competition. It achieves both horizontal
and vertical isolation down to very low input levels.
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Thin-Wall Rolling Diaphragms
An integral part of the Gimbal Piston, the
thin-wall, dacron-reinforced, rolling diaphragm air seals are only
0.020 in. (0.5 mm) thick and extremely flexible. They do not stiffen
the spring as thicker rubber diaphragms do.
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All-Aluminum Height
Control Valves
All systems are equipped with rugged all-aluminum
height control valves. Virtually unbreakable,
they are finger adjustable with no need for
tools. The standard model maintains height
to ± 0.050
in. (±1 mm); the precision model, to ±0.005 in. (±0.1
mm).
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Internal Piston Travel
Restraint
Unique in the industry, TMC provides husky,
tamperproof, built-in piston travel restraints. The restraints are
completely independent of the table valves and have been ram-tested
at forces above those produced by the pistons operating at full
pressure. They cannot be decoupled accidentally and do not interfere
with setting up and using the table, but simply protect against
overtravel without the use of external bars that create hazardous
pinch points. Heavy loads, including the top plate, can be safely
removed from a table in full operation.
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Rugged Built-in Leveling
Feet
Table legs include built-in fine-thread 3 in.
(75 mm) diameter screw jack levelers with 1/2 in. (13 mm) travel,
provision for external adjustment and a handy adjustment wrench.
The base is a solid, slightly domed shape to assure solid, wobble-free
contact with sloping or irregular floors.
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Superior Table Tops
Our standard laminated tops provide an attractive stainless
steel ferromagnetic working surface with highly damped, high stiffness
construction at low cost. For applications requiring the ultimate
stiffness and damping or mounting holes, specify our patented CleanTop® II
honeycomb top.
For more information see: Which
Top Is Best for You?
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