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Minus K Technology, Inc. is a manufacturer of high performance
vibration isolators.
Minus K isolators are unique. They offer 0.5 Hz performance. Most other isolators have higher resonant frequencies and hence, lower performance.
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0.5 Hz Vertical & 1.5 Hz Horizontal
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0.5 Hz Vertical & 0.5 Hz Horizontal
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Many different sizes and configurations are available
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Minus K's isolators are totally passive mechanical systems that use only springs and flexures. No air or no electricity required.
Minus K offers isolators that are capable of isolating a few ounces up to several tons.
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Minus K isolators are useful for many different industries and applications. Here is a small list of some of the many applications:
Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM/SPM): Minus K provides isolators for several OEM manufacturers, AFM/SPMs need the highest performance isolation available. The isolators enable the highest resolution possible.
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Microprobes/Microhardness testers: Often, these instruments are placed in areas that might be near production equipment and subject to a lot of vibrations. Minus K isolators provide the best isolation for these instruments in the most adverse vibration environments
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Electron Microscopy (SEM/TEM):
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By using a platform with two to four isolators, isolation of an entire SEM/TEM
column unit and base is possible.
This is ideal for tough installations on upper floors when the typical built in air isolators are simply not good enough to meet the MFGs specifications.
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Without Minus K Vibration Isolation
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Interferometry:\Interferometers benefit from Minus K isolators greatly due to the extreme vibration sensitivity they exhibit. The ease of use and lack of facility requirements make Minus K isolators not only the best performance option, but the most convenient as well.
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Aerospace / satellite ground testing: Minus K has provided isolators for several customers including Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), German Center for Aerospace (DLR), European Space Research and Technology Centre/European Space Agency (ESTEC/ESA). They are also currently making the custom isolators for National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) ground testing.
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