standa 1TS-AP Optical Table Supports User Manual

June 9, 2024
standa

Optical table supports
User manual
1TS-AP

Standa
2015

General information

Introduction

Passive air leveling vibration isolators are pneumatic elastomeric mounts, ideal for applications requiring higher deflection isolators. The 1TS-AP’s mechanical bond design incorporates a positive locking system to ensure performance and safe operation.

A specification of passive air leveling vibration isolator is presented in fig. 1.

Specification Value
Natural frequency 3-5 Hz
Natural frequency pressure-relieved approx. 8 Hz
Load range per 1 isolator
1TS-AP-200 7,5-65 kg (max. pressure 5 bar)
1TS-AP-500 35-180 kg (max. pressure 5 bar)
1TS-AP-1000 55-280 kg (max. pressure 6 bar)

Fig. 1. Specification of 1TS-AP

Safety

This manual uses certain terms that are important for your safety.

Warning
Used to denote a danger that may result in injury.
Attention
Used to denote a situation that may result in damage to components of the system.

Fig. 2. General view of support 1TSXX-XX-XX-AP for the optical table

Model B, mm L, mm H, mm
1TS05-07-05-AP-200 500 700 700±15
1TS05-07-05-AP-500 500 700 700±15
1TS05-07-05-AP-1000 500 700 700±15
1TS05-07-06-AP-200 500 700 800±15
1TS05-07-06-AP-500 500 700 800±15
1TS05-07-06-AP-1000 500 700 800±15
1TS05-12-05-AP-200 500 1200 700±15
1TS05-12-05-AP-500 500 1200 700±15
1TS05-12-05-AP-1000 500 1200 700±15
1TS05-12-06-AP-200 500 1200 800±15
1TS05-12-06-AP-500 500 1200 800±15
1TS05-12-06-AP-1000 500 1200 800±15
1TS065-12-05-AP-200 650 1200 700±15
1TS065-12-05-AP-500 650 1200 700±15
1TS065-12-05-AP-1000 650 1200 700±15
1TS065-12-06-AP-200 650 1200 800±15
1TS065-12-06-AP-500 650 1200 800±15
1TS065-12-06-AP-1000 650 1200 800±15
1TS065-18-05-AP-200 650 1800 700±15
1TS065-18-05-AP-500 650 1800 700±15
1TS065-18-05-AP-1000 650 1800 700±15
1TS065-18-06-AP-200 650 1800 800±15
1TS065-18-06-AP-500 650 1800 800±15
1TS065-18-06-AP-1000 650 1800 800±15
1TS065-22-05-AP-200 650 2200 700±15
1TS065-22-05-AP-500 650 2200 700±15
1TS065-22-05-AP-1000 650 2200 700±15
1TS065-22-06-AP-200 650 2200 800±15
1TS065-22-06-AP-500 650 2200 800±15
1TS065-22-06-AP-1000 650 2200 800±15
1TS08-12-05-AP-200 800 1200 700±15
1TS08-12-05-AP-500 800 1200 700±15
1TS08-12-05-AP-1000 800 1200 700±15
1TS08-12-06-AP-200 800 1200 800±15
1TS08-12-06-AP-500 800 1200 800±15
1TS08-12-06-AP-1000 800 1200 800±15

Fig. 3. Dimensional drawing of optical table support 1TSXX-XX-XX-AP

Location of the table

To ensure optimal operation of the system, it must be installed on a surface that satisfies certain requirements. The surface must be even.
It is important that an appropriate location for the system is chosen. The system must be installed in the vicinity of bearing walls or columns, where the impact of low-frequency oscillation is smaller. Furthermore, it is advisable to avoid placing the system in the vicinity of other sources of vibration such as elevators, ventilation systems, industrial equipment, and airflows.

Warning
The system is a metal-made current conductor. If used together with electrical devices, the table must be earthed.

Assembly of the system

Safety

Weight of the optical table could reach 100 kg or more. For this reason, to prevent injuries during assembly of the system, lifting mechanisms (a loader) and technological supports must be prepared in advance.

Assembly of the frame

Assembly of the frame is shown in fig. 4.
Attach the brace into the leg assembly by M10x120 screws through the washers. Screw the solid leveling elements and the passive isolators into the leg assembly.

Fig. 4. Assembly of the frame

Difference in dimension H between the 4 legs should be ±1mm or less, after fitting the solid leveling elements and the passive isolators into the leg assembly.

Installation of passive isolation components

Warning
Always deflate passive isolators 1TS-AP before lifting optical table.
Place the table accurately on top of the passive air levelling vibration isolators. If you need to adjust the location of the table, lift the table over the supports.

Fig. 5. Installation of passive isolation components

Remove the dust caps from the valves of the passive isolators and connect the foot pump to the valve. Inflate slowly until the isolator will look as shown in fig. 6. (Incorrect inflations are shown in fig. 7.)
Inflate the passive isolator diagonally opposite.
Repeat these steps for other isolators. Fit the caps on the valves.

Fig. 6. Correct inflation of passive isolation components

Isolator ≈A (mm)
1TS-AP-200 12
1TS-AP-500 12
1TS-AP-1000 15

Fig. 7. Incorrect inflations of passive isolation components

Management of the system

Main principles

If operated correctly, the passive air levelling vibration isolators need minimum maintenance. As a rule, if the system is left unchecked, the passive isolators will deflate over time. For correct operation, check the distance (fig. 6.) between breadboard and passive isolators every two weeks and reinflate the system as necessary.

Cleaning

The table and other parts of the system may be cleaned using a non-abrasive liquid detergent.

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