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Compact Hexapod

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Compact HexapodThe HEGOA compact hexapod from Symetrie features a 420-mm height for high-dynamic applications in industry or research.

Designed to position up to 50-kg payloads with speeds of 200 mm/s and 50°/s, the hexapod offers travel ranges of ±100 mm in the X and Y axes, ±50 mm in the Z axis, ±23° in the Rx and Ry axes, and ±30° in the Rz axis. It guarantees an acceleration of 800 mm/s² in translation and 200°/s² in rotation. Its small diameter of 500 mm makes it ideal for applications in a laboratory or a space-constrained environment.

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Mar 2023
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