Camera tripod
Fits on every table
The Eugen Koch design office presents a flexible camera stand for microscopy. It is adjustable in four axes; all viewing planes can be positioned precisely without shaking the project.
Thanks to a 95% share of purchased and standard parts as well as standard production parts, the company can adapt the stand to any customer application in terms of size, axis travel or base plate. Lubrication-free Drylin linear guides from Igus are used, which are available in all lengths. The height axis consists of an aluminum half-round profile. The base plate is optional; customers can also mount the stand on their own measuring and test plate.
A standard tripod without a transverse axis is offered as an alternative; here the swivel device is screwed directly onto the longitudinal axis. Almost all parts are made of aluminum, making the product lightweight and corrosion-resistant. It can be placed on any work or laboratory table and even directly on a production machine. According to the company, a motorized version of the stand is also being planned. All axes are to be equipped with micromotors and can be controlled via a joystick. Instead of using a joystick, the product can also be controlled via a PC, making it suitable for 3D scanning. as
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