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ANT130LZ
4.2. Cleaning and Lubrication
DANGER: Electrical Shock Hazard! Before you do maintenance to the equipment,
disconnect the electrical power.
DANGER: Mechanical Hazard! When you move the tabletop manually to do
maintenance, this could expose the operator to pinch points. Refer to
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DANGER: Magnetic Field Hazard! When you move the tabletop manually to do
maintenance, this could expose the operator to the magnet track. Refer to
Hazards
IMPORTANT: Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when you use
cleaning solvents or lubricants.
In general, if the stage operates in a clean environment, it should be cleaned and lubricated annually
or every 500 km (whichever comes first). For stages that are operated under conditions with
excessive debris, the stage should be cleaned every six months. For high-speed applications (those
near max speed at a duty cycle of 50%), more frequent maintenance with standard lubricants will be
required.
When you clean and/or lubricate components of the ANT130LZ series stage:
1. Use a clean, dry, soft, lint-free cloth for cleaning.
2. Before you use a cleaning solvent on any part of the stage, blow away small particles and dust
with clean, dry, compressed air.
3. Take the opportunity during the lubrication procedure to inspect the motion guides or bearings
for any damage or signs of wear.
4. In applications that have multiple stages bolted together to form multi-axis systems, the
orthogonality can be lost if the stage tables of the support stages are loosened. Precision aligned
stages should not be loosened or disassembled.
5. We recommend that you do not disassemble the stage beyond the instructions given in this
manual. Proper assembly and calibration can only be done at the factory. Contact Aerotech for
more information.
Cleaning
Use isopropyl alcohol on a lint-free cloth to clean any external metal surface of the ANT130LZ.
WARNING: General Hazard Warning! Make sure that all solvent has completely
evaporated before you move the stage.
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