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The compact PT-5 delivers 4 N-m (3 lb-ft) of output torque on each axis and accommodates payloads of up to 5 pounds. It is equipped with low-maintenance, synchronous 24 VAC brushless motors and robotic grade harmonic gear reducers.

The PT-5 was designed specifically with radiation tolerant internal components and a corrosion resistant sealed housing for nuclear applications. These features, along with many others, comprise a fully rugged positioner, making this miniature pan & tilt ideal for use in air, underwater, or in other harsh environments.

The PT-5 is available with a unique spider-style connector assembly that connects the input and output signals. The input “leg”of the spider comes standard with an inline stainless steel connector. The three output legs connect with two lights and a video camera, which enables the positioner to be used as part of an integrated inspection system. This miniature pan & tilt complements the CE-X camera and is an integral part of the ROS Convertible Viewing System (CVS) and SC-18 Shielded Camera System.

The unparalleled reliability of the PT-10 is due in part to its rugged construction. Housings and machined components are made of corrosion resistant, hard-anodized aluminum. All external hardware is made of stainless steel, with oceanographic and nuclear applications in mind.

The PT-10 & PT-10-FB provides 13.56 N-m (10 lb-ft) of output torque on each axis and accommodates payloads up to 15 pounds. The drive train for each axis of the pan & tilt uses either a reversible synchronous motor or a brushless stepper motor coupled to low backlash harmonic gearing. The rugged design of the gear train allows stalling of either output shaft without damage to the gears or the motor. With the choice of different AC or DC power configurations the PT-10 can be used in a wide array of varying environments and applications.

Both pan & tilt positioners complement all ROS underwater lights and camera systems and was designed to be an integral part of turnkey, remotely operated, video inspection systems.

The PT-10-FB positioner is equipped with internal limit switches and position feedback potentiometers on both axes. The potentiometers sense pan and tilt orientation angles for display at the remote control station.

The unparalleled reliability of the PT-25 is due in part to its rugged construction. Housings and machined components are made of corrosion resistant, hard-anodized aluminum. All external hardware is made of stainless steel, with oceanographic and nuclear applications in mind.

The PT-25 provides 40 N-m (30 lb-ft) of output torque on each axis. Heavy-duty ball bearings supporting the output shaft allow it to accommodate heavier payloads up to 100 pounds. The drive train for each axis of the pan & tilt uses either a reversible synchronous motor or a brushless stepper motor coupled to low backlash harmonic gearing. The rugged design of the gear train allows stalling of either output shaft without damage to the gears or the motor.

With the choice of different AC or DC power configurations the PT-25 can be used in a wide array of varying environments and applications

The PTW environmental pan & tilt is completely submersible and designed with radiation tolerant components, making it an ideal positioner for nuclear and other hazardous environment applications.

The PTW provides 8.8 N-m (6.5 lb-ft) of output torque on each axis and handles payloads up to 10 pounds. Heavy-duty, synchronous 24v AC brushless motors provide high performance as well as long term durability and reliability. It is also outfitted with adjustable external mechanical stops to limit the positioners range of motion.

The smooth hard-anodized aluminum housing of the PTW is corrosion resistant and decontaminates easily when used in a nuclear environment. This positioner is also available with alternative housing materials including stainless steel and PET high-density plastic. Positioners with PET housings have been scientifically designed to solve corrosion problems associated with electro-cathodic protection systems and are often used in public aquarium exhibits.
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The unparalleled reliability of the R-10 is due in part to its rugged construction. Housings and machined components are made of corrosion resistant, hard-anodized aluminum. All external hardware is made of stainless steel, with oceanographic and nuclear applications in mind.

The R-10 provides 13.56 N-m (10 lb-ft) of output torque and accommodates payloads up to 15 pounds.The drive train for the rotator uses either a reversible synchronous motor or a brushless stepper motor coupled to low backlash harmonic gearing. The rugged design of the gear train allows stalling of the output shaft without damage to the gear or the motor.

With the choice of different AC or DC power configurations the R-10 can be used in a wide array of varying environments and applications.
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