Feel free to contact us at 1-800-PANGOLIN or at ScannerMAX.com

Thanks for the kudos!

Thanks for letting us know about the link. We recently re-did our website. I updated the link now.

If that turbine is small, I think it's no problem with that motor.. But if it's massive.. then you might want to ask them to make the exactly same one but one larger size... Which myself also curious with it if it's possible mhm 🤔🤔🤔

Thanks for the kudos! We're glad you enjoyed the video!

240 lines could be 240 "scans". If you use bidirectional scanning using a triangle wave, then you can think about it as 120 "cycles" of the triangle-wave. 120 cycles that takes place 60 times per second would be 7200Hz. Certainly no galvo scanner can do that at 60 degrees. A polygon scanner would conceivably be able to do that, and the scanning waveform would be a sawtooth-wave instead of a triangle-wave.

It depends on the load you place on the motor. Please contact us directly with the specifics of your application.

OMG.. didn't realized you were there😂😂😂 Waddup man😃

There are presently two pending International patents and one pending United States Patent on this motor. They should be viewable on Google Patents. By reading the patents you can learn more about how it works.

I don't think the same size of that motors (I mean galv) could drive a washing machine, electric car, etc.. whatever it is that looks big won't be possible as it will require a lot of horsepower..🙃 And the bigger the size of it that they made to apply those appliances... might reduce the original performance since bigger size tends to have more mass.. And more mass which mean more weight which eventually could slow down the overall peformance of it naturally 🙂

Hmmm. Interesting idea you have there! Please come meet us at a tradeshow, or give us a call to discuss.

Thanks for the kudos Dennis!

Presently it's still a product in search of an application. In the mean time we're continuing to develop other products in the ScannerMAX family.

No the particular customer was using this for wide angle graphics projection (what is referred to as "Optical Layout Template" in our industry)

Please contact us directly for the price since it depends on mirror size, and mirror coatings (i.e. wavelength). All ScannerMAX data sheets have a graph showing maximum scan frequency versus scan angle. And you can interface it to any software using either an analog input "command" signal or digital signal.

Great question. Our own servo driver has a "ground" (central) pin on the command signal, but in the manual we tell people not to use it... We have it there only for legacy (i.e. historical) reasons. I think there are very rare circumstances when it would make sense to use it...

Please contact us directly for pricing. It always depends on the mirror size, mirror coatings, and a few other factors.

AHA great. If you search the internet for "William Benner Projector Connections" you will no doubt run across a link to the article I wrote years ago. I put a re-print of the article in my book about Laser Scanners as well.

Yes we'd surely make them available. Please contact us directly and we'll make the arrangements.