What is a Inclined stage?

A tilt stage is a precision adjustment device that allows equipment or samples to be inclined at a specific angle. The tilt angle can be finely adjusted, typically in one or two axes. These stages come in manual and motorized types, depending on the application. Tilt stages are used in scenarios requiring angle control, such as optical measurement, laser processing, sample observation, and angle adjustments during machining. They improve the accuracy, reproducibility, and efficiency of experiments and operations.

Application of Inclined stage

✅Incident angle adjustment in optical measurement
Used to direct light at specific angles to lenses or prisms.
✅Angle setting in laser processing
Adjusts the laser irradiation angle on material surfaces to enhance precision.
✅Tilt control during sample observation
Aligns the sample's surface angle under a microscope for optimized viewing.
✅Angle alignment in electronic component bonding
Positions components at precise angles to improve bonding accuracy and quality.

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